WR17X11653 Refrigerator Ice Dispenser Door Flap Replacement – For GE & Kenmore Refrigerators
WR17X11653 refrigerator ice dispenser door flap replacement with white plastic mounting bracket and black rubber seal.
WR17X11653 refrigerator ice dispenser door flap showing 3.4-inch diameter and compatibility with GE and Kenmore brands.
Graphic showing refrigerator symptoms fixed by WR17X11653 ice dispenser door flap replacement.
Close-up view of WR17X11653 refrigerator ice dispenser door flap replacement with mounting clips.
Two WR17X11653 refrigerator ice dispenser door flaps with close-up view and premium quality text overlay.
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WR17X11653 refrigerator ice dispenser door flap replacement with white plastic mounting bracket and black rubber seal.
WR17X11653 refrigerator ice dispenser door flap showing 3.4-inch diameter and compatibility with GE and Kenmore brands.
Graphic showing refrigerator symptoms fixed by WR17X11653 ice dispenser door flap replacement.
Close-up view of WR17X11653 refrigerator ice dispenser door flap replacement with mounting clips.
Two WR17X11653 refrigerator ice dispenser door flaps with close-up view and premium quality text overlay.
Family smiling in front of a refrigerator, promoting BlueStars DIY repair solutions for refrigerator parts.

WR17X11653 Refrigerator Ice Dispenser Door Flap Replacement – For GE & Kenmore Refrigerators

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WR17X11653 Refrigerator Ice Dispenser Door Flap

Key Features

  • Direct replacement for the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part.
  • Forms a seal to prevent warm air from entering the ice chute, reducing frost and condensation.
  • Dimensions: 0.5 in. H x 3.25 in. W x 3.25 in. D.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • AP3672582
  • PS964304
  • AH964304
  • EA964304
  • WR17X3093
  • WR17X3492
  • 1032671

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Designed for specific General Electric (GE) refrigerator models.
  • Verify compatibility by matching your appliance's model number with the part's specifications.

When to Replace

  • Ice fails to dispense or dispenses intermittently.
  • The existing flap is broken, warped, or does not seal properly.
  • Excessive condensation or frost builds up around the dispenser opening.
  • Water is leaking from the dispenser chute area.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the refrigerator from its power source before starting the installation.
  • Tools typically required: Phillips head screwdriver and a small flat-head screwdriver.
  • Access the old part by removing the dispenser control panel and housing.

Compatible Models

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FAQs

This part replaces OEM numbers WR17X11653, AP3672582, PS964304, 1032671, AH964304, EA964304, WR17X3093, and WR17X3492.
This ice dispenser door flap is compatible with select GE and Kenmore refrigerator models.
You likely need a replacement if you notice frost buildup inside the ice dispenser chute, ice clumping together, or if the dispenser door fails to close completely, which allows warm air to enter the freezer and causes the ice to melt.
The door flap acts as an insulated seal for the ice chute. When the dispenser lever is pressed, the flap opens to allow ice to pass through; when released, it must close tightly to prevent warm air infiltration and moisture from entering the freezer compartment.
Installation is generally straightforward and can be completed in about 15 to 30 minutes. You will typically need a screwdriver to remove the dispenser housing cover and access the door assembly. Ensure the refrigerator is unplugged before beginning the repair.
Yes, check the dispenser door seal or gasket for any cracks or debris. If the flap is not closing properly, it may also be due to a faulty dispenser solenoid or a broken spring, so inspect those components while the housing is disassembled.