❄️ Keep your cool with GE’s precision defrost thermostat — because your fridge deserves the best!
The GE WR50X60 Defrost Bi-Metal Thermostat is a genuine OEM replacement part designed to precisely regulate refrigerator defrost cycles by preventing evaporator overheating. Operating at 12 volts DC, this durable bi-metal thermostat offers programmable cooling control with a panel mount design for easy installation, ensuring your GE or compatible HOTPOINT fridge runs efficiently and reliably.
Brand | GE |
Model Name | GE WR50X60 Defrost Bi-Metal Thermostat |
Controller Type | Push Button |
Special Feature | Programmable |
Color | White |
Specific Uses For Product | refrigerator temperature control |
Temperature Control Type | Cooling |
Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi |
Included Components | Single GE WR50X60 Defrost Bi-Metal Thermostat |
Power Source | Hardwire |
Item Weight | 0.02 Pounds |
Voltage | 12 Volts (DC) |
Material | Bi-Metal |
Shape | Round |
Display Type | analog |
Finish Type | Matte |
Control Type | Cooling Control |
Control Method | Touch |
Connectivity Protocol | Wi-Fi |
Mounting Type | Panel Mount |
Style | Modern |
Backlight | No |
Manufacturer | GE Retail Parts |
Brand Name | GE |
Model Info | WR50X60 |
Item Weight | 0.32 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 8 x 1 x 1 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | WR50X60 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Part Number | WR50X60 |
Special Features | Programmable |
Compatible Device | HOTPOINT |
Material Type | Bi-Metal |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
B**N
Five Stars
Worked great in my 30 year old GE refrigerator. Fixed the stuck off defrost cycle. Sensor surface is flat/planar. Would have preferred it to be concave to mate with the defrost coil better.
V**X
Did the trick!
Just what my fridge needed. Was relatively easy for the technician to install.
R**O
Fixed the Ice Build-Up issue in the Freezer
The reason for 4-stars and not 5 is the fact that the mounting bracket is not an exact fit. This fixed the ice build-up issue in my freezer. Here are the steps for trouble-shooting.1. Check the defrost timer. Mine has a small post that I can access and turn with a screw driver. Also, my unit is rate 10-hours on and 30-minutes off. Turn the timer clockwise until the fans turn off and wait about 10 minutes, if you can hear water sizzling on the heating coil, then you may have bad gaskets/seals on the doors.2. If you did not hear the water sizzle on the heating element in the freezer as the ice melted, then disconnect the fridge, defrost, remove the back panel so you can access the heating element. Remove the heating element. Use a volt-meter and measure the resistance of the heating element. It should be in the 10-ohms to sub 1-ohm range. If the heating element resistance is high (open circuit), then your heating element is bad. If the heating element is good, go to the next step.3. Remove the defrost thermostat and connect the two wires together (this will mimic a closed thermostat circuit). Plug the unit in. (Caution!!! The electronic contol and wiring is at 120VAC). Observe the heating element, if it is glowing, replace your thermostat and you should be good to go.
J**S
Vino técnico. Dijo era placa electrónica 399€. No acepté . Cambié los dos termistores y funcionando
Me ahorré bastante dinero.
C**3
Beer Fridge Kegerator Revived!
Worked perfectly to stop the coils in my freezer from icing up. Beer fridge kegerator has new life!
C**E
Works
it works. the clips that were sent with it are really cheap and loose. It is a universal part that you have to adjust the clips in order to hold tight.
S**K
Saved me money.
Easy installation and this $8 item saved me a $200 service call.
B**W
Five Stars
Working as expected.
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