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PERFECT FIT
BlueStars WR9X483 Refrigerator Defrost Timer replaces part numbers: TMDJX35RB9, 3414, AP2061693, PS310852, SWR09X0387, SWR09X0412, etc.
PREMIUM QUALITY
WR9X483 Refrigerator Defrost Timer is made of strong & durable materials that prevents cracking and failing during the installation and use process.
SAVING SOLUTION
Enjoy the great feeling when your refrigerator works properly like before - BlueStars brings DIY solutions to help you deal with any trouble.
SIMPLE INSTALLATION
The WR9X483 Refrigerator Defrost Timer is straightforward to attach, load, and use. Anyone with basic hand tools can install it.
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PREMIUM QUALITY
This defrost timer is manufactured from high-grade plastic & metal that ensure high durability and promote efficiency
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PERFECT FIT
It fits and works exactly like the original part. Simple and inexpensive fix. No tspecial tool required
ECONOMICAL DIY REPAIR
Enjoy the comfort that our Refrigerator Defrost Timer brings into your refrigerator - BlueStars provides DIY solutions to help you deal with any troubles
Old Guy
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024
It installed without any issues and so far is operating without a problem. It would make me feel better if it was UL (or ETL, CSA, etc.) certified for electrical safety since it is switching a heavy electrical load.
Allen D.
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024
Nothing wrong with this timer. I just found out on utube that adjustable timers are available which will allow me to adjust frequency and duration of defrost cycle so I returned this item and ordered a Supco adjustable timer for about the same price. Al Davis
ronald delorme
Reviewed in Canada on May 9, 2024
Works great 👍
Jason D in KY
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2024
Accidentally purchased this product for a 50 year old Whirlpool refrigerator because it looked an awful lot like the one on there that went bad and it had the same terminal designations (1,2,3,4). Come to find out the on some brands the defrost timer switches the hot wire (whirlpool) and on some it switches the neutral wire (GE, Kenmore). When I first installed it I placed the wires on the same terminals as I took them off of the old unit and the refrigerator would not run. I swapped the hot and neutral wires on terminals 1 and 3 and it now works great, but I don't know how long it will last given that it is misapplied. Anyway, lesson learned - buy the right unit for your brand of refrigerator. If you have a GE, this unit is just fine.
Jo R.
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2024
This part was one of 3 parts I ordered for my 20+ year old refrigerator. I’m so happy to get more life out of this appliance! Spending approximately $60 instead of $1000+ is cause for celebration!
David Vaccher
Reviewed in Canada on December 5, 2024
Direct replacement, arrived as promised
Lora
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024
Waited so long for it to be delivered and when it was the repair guy said he couldn’t use it.
Tim
Reviewed in Canada on October 24, 2024
It works
Michel Prevost
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2024
For my fridge
Stephen
Reviewed in Canada on January 24, 2024
Like the product frost timer
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023
This the last part I delayed to change. As soon as I change it, my refrigerator runs perfect.
Rick B.
Reviewed in Canada on October 28, 2023
Took less than 5 minutes to complete installation, perfect fit.Works great.The fridge is as good as new.But only lasted 3 weeks.
Big Mike
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2021
My old 1987 GE side-by-side refrigerator/freezer in the garage has been leaking water for a while. It was getting worse, especially when the weather was warm. Also, the refrigerator was working very hard to keep things cold. It seemed to be related to the defrosting cycle being on too long.I thought it was related to either the defrost timer or the defrost thermostat. Just to be safe, I ordered both parts on Amazon. The pricing was reasonable and I didn't want to have to go through the effort pulling the refrigerator apart twice if one of the items didn't fix the problem. I waited for a cold Winter day and emptied all the food out of the fridge / freezer and put it in coolers. While I was at it, I gave the interior a good cleaning. Might as well get everything done in one shot.It turned out that the thermostat was OK. I pulled the old one out, tested it to make sure it worked, and then put it back in. It was behind the freezer rear wall. So now I have a spare new one for the future.I replaced the defrost timer which is inside the refrigerator. Fortunately the multi-wire connector fit the timer. I was worried because the socket on the timer looked different. But I just had to flip the connector 180 degrees and it fit perfectly. Since I replaced the defrost timer, I've had no water on the floor any more. Either the old timer cycle was erratic or occasionally getting stuck. It's been over two months now and the fridge is working fine. This refrigerator/freezer is 34 years old and it still works well. The plastic inside is starting to deteriorate. I had to paint the outside metal because of rust spots (Humid weather here in TX causing condensation). I replaced the water/Ice solenoid valve twice. But aside from that, no major issues. I don't think they make appliances like this any more. My wife's 2010 Samsung refrigerator in the kitchen is all digital. If something goes on that, I think it's going to be difficult to figure out what's wrong.
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