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Westinghouse WHE5200 Series 172Watt Defrost Element BF80W - Part # 140010582256
  • Westinghouse 172 - Watt Defrost Element BF80W for WHE5200 and WBE5300 Series Refrigerators - Replacement Part # 140010582256
  • Westinghouse 172 - Watt Defrost Element BF80W for WHE5200 and WBE5300 Series Refrigerators - Replacement Part # 140010582256
  • Westinghouse 172 - Watt Defrost Element BF80W for WHE5200 and WBE5300 Series Refrigerators - Replacement Part # 140010582256
  • Westinghouse 172 - Watt Defrost Element BF80W for WHE5200 and WBE5300 Series Refrigerators - Replacement Part # 140010582256
  • Westinghouse 172 - Watt Defrost Element BF80W for WHE5200 and WBE5300 Series Refrigerators - Replacement Part # 140010582256

Westinghouse WHE5200 Series 172Watt Defrost Element BF80W - Part # 140010582256

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The Westinghouse 172 - Watt Dual Pass Defrost Element is an essential component for select Westinghouse and Electrolux frost - free refrigerators. With a part number of 140010582256, it replaces part numbers A01058225 and A01058203. This L - shaped double - pass defrost heating element offers reliable performance. It operates at 172 watts, 301 ohms, and 240 volts AC. Measuring 500mm wide with 100mm bent - up ends, it comes with built - in thermal fuses and is terminated with a 3 - pin plug. It fits a wide range of models including Electrolux EHE5267 series and Westinghouse WBE5300, WHE5200, WHE5204, WHE5260, and WHE5264 series. If you're not sure if this part suits your refrigerator, contact us with your full model number before buying. We've been supplying high - quality appliance parts to trade and retail customers for over 25 years, so you can buy with confidence.



Using this Westinghouse defrost element is straightforward. First, make sure your refrigerator is unplugged for safety. Then, locate the old defrost element in your fridge. It's usually at the back of the freezer compartment. Remove the old element carefully, taking note of how it's connected. Next, connect the new element using the 3 - pin plug just like the old one. Finally, plug your refrigerator back in. As for maintenance, keep an eye on the defrost cycle of your fridge. If you notice the freezer is frosting up more than usual, it might be a sign that the element needs checking. Also, clean the area around the element occasionally to prevent dust and debris buildup. When handling the element, be gentle as the built - in thermal fuses are sensitive. If you're ever unsure about any step, don't hesitate to reach out to us for assistance.


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