DescriptionThis video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the left door closing cam on a KitchenAid 5 Door Refrigerator (Model KRMF706ESS01). The most common reason for replacing this part is if the refrigerator door is not closing properly.
All of the information for this video is applicable to the following brands:
Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, Kitchenaid, Kenmore
Step-By-Step Instructions1
KitchenAid Five-Door Refrigerator - KRMF706ESS01
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Refrigerator Left Door Closing Cam Replacement
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heavy, sharp, shock, water
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unthread the Phillip's-head screw to release the top hinge cover
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lift up the clasp and detach the dispenser water supply line
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depress the catch to disconnect the wire connecter
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unthread the screw to release the grounding wire
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use a t-25 torx bit to unthread the front and rear mounting screws securing the top hinges to the appliance
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support the door as you slide the hinge off
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open the refrigerator door to a ninety degree position and have an assistant help you to lift the door off of the bushing and set aside
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use a quarter-inch socket to unthread the screws securing the door stop
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insert the new cam into the bottom of the door and secure with the screw
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replace the door stop and thread the screws
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confirm the cam is properly set
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to do this, unthread the screws to release the center hinge
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with the hinge base parallel with the door, insert the hinge pin and bushing into the hole
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rotate the hinge so the base is at a ninety degree angle to the door to reset the cam
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remove the hinge and reattach it to the frame
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set the door on the hinge bushing at a ninety degree angle and close the door
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reinstall the top hinge by inserting the wires and water line through the hole in the hinge
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thread the mounting screws to secure
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slide the bushing over the wires and water line and insert it into the hinge
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connect the wire connecter and thread the screw to secure the grounding wire
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reattach the water supply line
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replace the cover and secure it with the screw
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plug the power cord back in