[Lifetime Warranty] WR51X10055 Refrigerator Defrost Heater with METAL SHIELD - Compatible with GE & Kenmore Refrigerators - Replaces AP3183311 914088 AH303781 EA303781
WR51X10055 Defrost Heater
Key Features
- Melts frost from the evaporator coils during the automatic defrost cycle.
- Helps maintain consistent temperatures in the freezer and refrigerator compartments.
- Assembly includes a 725W, 115V heater and metal shield.
- Resolves issues such as frost buildup, appliance not cooling, or freezer not defrosting.
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- WR51X10055
- AP3183311
- 914088
- AH303933
- EA303933
- PS303933
- WR51X10030
Compatibility & Fitment
- Designed for specific refrigerator models from brands including General Electric, Hotpoint, and Kenmore.
- Always verify fitment with your appliance's model number before ordering.
When to Replace
- Excessive frost or ice buildup on the freezer's back wall or evaporator coils.
- The freezer or refrigerator section is too warm.
- The freezer fails to run through a defrost cycle.
- Visible damage, such as a broken or burnt-out glass tube on the existing heater.
- The existing heater fails a continuity test with a multimeter.
Installation Tips
- Disconnect the refrigerator from its power source before starting the repair.
- The heater is typically located behind the interior rear panel of the freezer compartment.
- Wear protective gloves as components may be sharp or cold.
- It is recommended to manually defrost the freezer completely before accessing the component.
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[Lifetime Warranty] WR51X10055 Refrigerator Defrost Heater with METAL SHIELD - Compatible with GE & Kenmore Refrigerators - Replaces AP3183311 914088 AH303781 EA303781
[Lifetime Warranty] WR51X10055 Refrigerator Defrost Heater with METAL SHIELD - Compatible with GE & Kenmore Refrigerators - Replaces AP3183311 914088 AH303781 EA303781
WR51X10055 Defrost Heater
Key Features
- Melts frost from the evaporator coils during the automatic defrost cycle.
- Helps maintain consistent temperatures in the freezer and refrigerator compartments.
- Assembly includes a 725W, 115V heater and metal shield.
- Resolves issues such as frost buildup, appliance not cooling, or freezer not defrosting.
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- WR51X10055
- AP3183311
- 914088
- AH303933
- EA303933
- PS303933
- WR51X10030
Compatibility & Fitment
- Designed for specific refrigerator models from brands including General Electric, Hotpoint, and Kenmore.
- Always verify fitment with your appliance's model number before ordering.
When to Replace
- Excessive frost or ice buildup on the freezer's back wall or evaporator coils.
- The freezer or refrigerator section is too warm.
- The freezer fails to run through a defrost cycle.
- Visible damage, such as a broken or burnt-out glass tube on the existing heater.
- The existing heater fails a continuity test with a multimeter.
Installation Tips
- Disconnect the refrigerator from its power source before starting the repair.
- The heater is typically located behind the interior rear panel of the freezer compartment.
- Wear protective gloves as components may be sharp or cold.
- It is recommended to manually defrost the freezer completely before accessing the component.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
WR51X10055 Defrost Heater
Key Features
- Melts frost from the evaporator coils during the automatic defrost cycle.
- Helps maintain consistent temperatures in the freezer and refrigerator compartments.
- Assembly includes a 725W, 115V heater and metal shield.
- Resolves issues such as frost buildup, appliance not cooling, or freezer not defrosting.
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- WR51X10055
- AP3183311
- 914088
- AH303933
- EA303933
- PS303933
- WR51X10030
Compatibility & Fitment
- Designed for specific refrigerator models from brands including General Electric, Hotpoint, and Kenmore.
- Always verify fitment with your appliance's model number before ordering.
When to Replace
- Excessive frost or ice buildup on the freezer's back wall or evaporator coils.
- The freezer or refrigerator section is too warm.
- The freezer fails to run through a defrost cycle.
- Visible damage, such as a broken or burnt-out glass tube on the existing heater.
- The existing heater fails a continuity test with a multimeter.
Installation Tips
- Disconnect the refrigerator from its power source before starting the repair.
- The heater is typically located behind the interior rear panel of the freezer compartment.
- Wear protective gloves as components may be sharp or cold.
- It is recommended to manually defrost the freezer completely before accessing the component.
























