Amesias WPW10470155 Refrigerator Door Cam Review

Intro

This is a focused, practical guide to the Amesias WPW10470155 (also referenced as W10470155 / AP6021957) refrigerator door closing cam. The part is listed as a screw-in cam intended for refrigerator door closing mechanisms; the listing specifies a metal construction, a silver exterior finish, and a white color. Owners who bought this part report two dominant experiences: it either fits exactly and restores door function, or it fails to fit despite matching model numbers. That split is the single most important takeaway here: confirm compatibility down to the model code before you order.

What it is / first look

The Amesias WPW10470155 is a replacement cam for a refrigerator door closing mechanism. The listing identifies the item as a single Cam (Included Components: Cam) with a Screw-In installation type. The manufacturer and brand are both listed as Amesias, and the product carries a Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 Year.

Basic listing facts that matter at a glance:

• Brand / Manufacturer: Amesias
• Model number: WPW10470155 (AP6021957)
• Material Type: Metal
• Exterior Finish: Silver; Color: White
• Item Weight: 0.02 kg
• Installation Type: Screw-In
• Included Components: Cam
• Warranty: 1 Year (manufacturer)
• NOT UNIVERSAL: the listing includes a long, explicit list of compatible and not-compatible model codes — read that list carefully.

Image filenames attached to the listing suggest the part is shown in multiple product shots (filenames: B08X7JCH8T_6670.jpg; B08X7JCH8T_5481.jpg; B08X7JCH8T_1420.jpg; B08X7JCH8T_9511.jpg; B08X7JCH8T_8896.jpg; B08X7JCH8T.jpg). Available colors noted on the listing are:

• White
• Silver

In daily use

The listing and owner feedback describe this part as a direct replacement for a refrigerator door cam used in the door closing mechanism. The repeated owner themes fall into two clear camps and both are directly relevant to how the part performs in daily use:

• Positive owners: “It works” and “Exact fit” are common comments. Multiple buyers report that the cam restored door function and matched the original hardware well. One owner suggests using silicone during installation and says that when installed that way the part performs very well.
• Critical owners: A notable complaint is “Does not fit” — buyers who double‑checked model numbers and still received parts that didn't fit. This sentiment is loud in the critical feedback and is an important warning: check compatibility carefully.

Use case: replace a failed door cam

For homeowners whose refrigerator door isn’t closing cleanly or whose hinge/closing action feels loose, a replacement cam is a standard repair. The listing explicitly lists the recommended uses for the product as refrigerator door closing mechanism. Owners who reported success describe the part as an exact fit that allowed the door to close as before.

Use case: keep as a spare for maintenance

Because the listing identifies the part by several cross-reference numbers (replaces W10470155, 2684165, PS11755285, W10397037), the cam can be useful as a spare if your model appears on the listing’s compatibility list. The listing also emphasizes that the part is NOT UNIVERSAL, which means it’s intended for specific models rather than for broad compatibility.

Materials & build quality

The product specifications list the Material Type as Metal, with an Exterior Finish described as Silver and the listed Color as White. The item weight is given as 0.02 kg. Those are the explicit material and finish claims in the listing; the listing does not provide a metal alloy, grade, or additional coating/plating details.

What we can safely observe from the available information and owner feedback:

• The listing’s metal construction and silver finish indicate a standard hardware-style replacement part rather than a decorative piece. The listing does not name the metal alloy or any treatment, so if you need a specific corrosion- or wear-resistant metal the listing does not provide that data.
• Owners who report success use phrases like “exact fit,” which is a practical signal that the dimensions and mounting points matched the original in those successful cases. That repeated positive signal is helpful when the model numbers align.
• Conversely, the repeated negative signal — buyers who report it did not fit even after checking models — means the build and finish may be correct but dimensional tolerances or small design revisions across fridge production runs can make a difference. The listing’s numerous model codes and the “NOT UNIVERSAL” note underline that this cam is intended for specific assemblies.

Safety considerations

There are no listing claims about certifications, electrical ratings (irrelevant for this mechanical part), or food-contact approvals. The product is a mechanical cam for a refrigerator door; safety considerations are primarily functional and mechanical rather than chemical or electrical.

Key safety and reliability points drawn from the listing and owner feedback:

• Fit matters for safe operation: Because the part is part of the door closing mechanism, a poor fit could prevent the door from latching or closing correctly. Owners report both successful fixes and misfits; the misfit reports are the primary safety flag here because a door that doesn’t close can lead to spoiled food or compressor strain. The listing specifically warns the part is NOT UNIVERSAL, so confirming exact model compatibility reduces that risk.
• Installation type: The listing specifies a Screw-In installation. That suggests a straightforward mechanical replacement, but the listing does not provide torque or fastening instructions. Follow the device manufacturer's service guidance and use proper fasteners and thread engagement when you install any screw-in hardware.
• Physical hazards: The listing lists the material as metal and a silver finish, but provides no information about sharp-edge mitigation or protective covers. The listing does not mention any recall history or prior safety notices. If you encounter a cam with burrs, deformations, or poor fit, stop installation and contact the seller/manufacturer under the 1-year warranty.

Packaging, shipping, and stock notes

The listing shows limited availability (“Only 6 left in stock - order soon.”) — that is a listing detail and could affect how quickly you can obtain a replacement. Owners did not comment specifically on packaging damage in the notes provided here. The part ships as a single cam and is listed with former OEM cross-reference numbers which can help you match it to your fridge’s part number.

Who this is for / who should skip

Use the listing’s stated uses and the owner feedback to decide whether this part is right for you.

Who this is for

• Homeowners with the exact model code on the listing’s compatibility list who need a replacement for a failed fridge door cam — owners report this part “works” and is an “exact fit” in many cases.
• DIYers comfortable performing simple screw-in hardware replacements on refrigerators who want a direct replacement part rather than a more complex hinge assembly.
• Anyone replacing the specific OEM part listed (WPW10470155 / W10470155 / AP6021957) because the listing explicitly references those part numbers and several owners reported a direct replacement match.

Who should skip

• Buyers who cannot verify that their exact refrigerator model code appears in the listing’s compatibility description. The listing repeatedly states NOT UNIVERSAL, and multiple owners flagged fit issues despite checking model numbers; if your model code is not listed, skip or verify with the manufacturer.
• Anyone who needs documented metal alloy, plating, or corrosion-resistance specifications for commercial or high-moisture environments — the listing does not provide that level of material detail.
• Buyers looking for a multi-component kit; the listing includes only a single cam (Included Components: Cam).

Verdict

The Amesias WPW10470155 is a focused replacement cam listed for refrigerator door-closing mechanisms, offered as a screw-in metal cam with a silver finish and white color. Owner feedback is heavily split between those who report an exact fit and restored door function, and those who report receiving a part that did not fit despite checking model numbers. That split makes compatibility verification the central buying decision.

When to buy

• If your refrigerator model code is explicitly listed in the product description and you need a single cam, this part is a reasonable, direct replacement option — owners frequently report it restores door function.
• If you’re comfortable with a screw-in replacement and plan to rely on the 1-year manufacturer warranty if anything goes wrong.

When to skip

• If your model code is not in the listing or you cannot confirm exact compatibility — owners who got the wrong fit reported frustration even after double-checking model numbers.
• If you need additional parts, hinges, or verified alloy/finish specs — the listing contains only a cam and basic material/finish details.

Check before you buy — quick checklist

1. Verify model compatibility: The listing repeatedly states NOT UNIVERSAL and includes a long list of specific model codes. Confirm your refrigerator’s model code is listed in the product description.
2. Confirm part number cross-reference: The product part number is WPW10470155 (AP6021957) and the listing says it replaces W10470155, 2684165, PS11755285, W10397037. Match these to your fridge's service manual or existing part number.
3. Note installation type: This is a screw-in cam; plan on basic mechanical replacement and have appropriate tools ready.
4. Inspect material/finish needs: The listing lists Metal material type and Silver exterior finish; the color is listed as White. The listing does not provide alloy or plating details.
5. Check the warranty: Manufacturer warranty is listed as 1 year.
6. Expect single-component delivery: Included Components: Cam — the listing does not mention accompanying screws, clips, or extra hardware.

If you've verified all checklist items and your model code appears in the listing, the weight of owner experience suggests a good chance this will be a straightforward replacement. If your model isn’t listed, the critical owner feedback about misfits is a clear signal to pause.

FAQ

Below are common buyer questions answered only with information from the listing and owner feedback.

• What models does this fit?

  The listing provides a long, explicit compatibility list and also states NOT UNIVERSAL. You must check the specific model codes in the product description to confirm whether your refrigerator appears there.

• What is included in the box?

  The listing states the Included Components as a single Cam. The listing does not reference additional screws, clips, or hardware.

• How does this attach?

  The product’s Installation Type is listed as Screw-In.

• What is the material and finish?

  The listing lists the Material Type as Metal with an Exterior Finish of Silver and a Color of White. The listing does not specify the metal alloy or any plating details.

• Does the product come with a warranty?

  Yes — the listing lists a Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 Year.

• What if it doesn’t fit my fridge?

  Owner feedback includes reports that the part did not fit some refrigerators even when buyers double-checked model numbers. The listing does not specify a return/exchange policy in the provided information, so verifying compatibility before purchase is essential and you should consult the current listing or seller for return/exchange details.

Final note: This is a single, mechanical replacement cam listed by part number. The most common cause of a failed replacement according to owner reports is mismatch between the buyer’s refrigerator model and the listing’s compatibility list. Double-check the model codes and the listed part cross-references before ordering to increase your chance of a smooth repair.