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A likely dumb question about replacing Whirlpool fridge door switch

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By Ed_de_whirlpool
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I have an old Whirlpool fridge — a 1993 model called ET20LKXAN00 which Whirlpool's customer service portal doesn't even remember! — which has a malfunctioning door light switch (part WP2149705). I got a replacement but I can't remove the assembly that covers the switch. It's probably easy but I removed the three screws I could see on the bottom, yanked it back and forth, up and down, and got nowhere! I would very much appreciate any knowledge or ideas on the matter.

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Can you post a picture?

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Part number: WP2149705

Part number: WP2149705
 

There’s usually no screws to remove. These pop out. How to video in part link. 

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