Parts for Whirlpool 6WSC20C6XD02: 08 - Dispenser Front Parts

Purifies circulating air in your refrigerator to reduce odors. Replace every 6 months for optimal freshness. Verify fit with your model number.

Removes contaminants for clean, great-tasting water and ice. Replace every 6 months or when indicator light activates. Verify fit with your model number.

Mounting bracket secures internal refrigerator components for stable alignment. Replace if cracked, bent, or broken to restore proper support and positioning.

Guides ice from the freezer bin into the dispenser chute. Replace if cracked, broken, or misaligned to restore proper ice flow and prevent jams.

This ice door motor drives the dispenser's ice chute door, opening to let ice out and closing to seal the chute. Replacing a worn motor restores proper door movement and helps reduce warm-air leaks and frost around the dispenser.

• Opens and closes the dispenser ice door (flapper) during use
• Helps keep the ice chute sealed between dispenses to limit frost and moisture
• Failure symptoms can include the ice door not opening/closing, frost or condensation in the chute, air leakage at the dispenser, or clicking from the dispenser area

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off water before servicing
• Remove the dispenser front panel/trim and control to access the ice door mechanism
• Note wire positions; install the new motor, transferring any levers/arms as configured on your model
• Restore power and test ice door operation before reassembly

Guides ice from the freezer bin into the dispenser chute. Replace if cracked, broken, or misaligned to restore proper ice flow and prevent jams.

Guides ice from the freezer bin into the dispenser chute. Replace if cracked, broken, or misaligned to restore proper ice flow and prevent jams.

Screw for control panel.

This spigot directs water from the refrigerator's water/ice system to the dispenser or ice maker, restoring proper flow and containment. Replace a cracked or worn spigot to stop leaks and poor dispensing. What it does:

• Channels water from the internal water line to the dispenser or ice/ice-maker area
• Prevents leaks and directs flow into the dispenser or ice chute
• Can stop drips, spraying, or pooling caused by a damaged spigot
• Works as a simple replacement when the original is cracked, warped, or blocked

• One replacement spigot

• Disconnect power and shut off the refrigerator water supply before starting
• Remove access panels or bin(s) as needed to reach and remove the old spigot
• Inspect seals and gaskets; replace if damaged to ensure a watertight fit
• After installation, restore water and power, then check carefully for leaks

User interface control panel assembly for your refrigerator. Mounts on the front exterior to house control buttons and display. Replace if cracked or broken.

Black dispenser pad for refrigerator water and ice control. Replacement needed when pad is cracked, broken, or worn. Installs on exterior door panel.

White dispenser lever paddle for refrigerator water and ice dispensers. Replaces broken, cracked, or worn paddles with damaged clips or hinges.

Color: Midnight Grey

Collects defrost water from the evaporator coil and channels it to the drain. Replace if your refrigerator's drip tray is cracked, broken, or missing.

This escutcheon is the trim piece that surrounds and protects a refrigerator control or dispenser panel, restoring a clean finished look and stabilizing the button/lever area. It helps keep the control area sealed from spills and debris. What it does

• Covers and protects the control or dispenser opening to prevent dirt and moisture from reaching internal components
• Keeps buttons, levers and switches properly aligned for reliable operation
• Restores the appliance's finished appearance after damage or wear
• Commonly replaced when cracked, broken, loose or missing and allowing exposed mounting points

• Basic trim replacement; remove power or lock controls per manufacturer instructions before starting
• Use appropriate hand tools to remove fasteners and lift the old escutcheon straight out to avoid damaging adjacent parts
• Confirm fit and alignment before reinstalling fasteners; do not force into place