This vegetable drawer helps keep produce fresh by maintaining proper humidity and organization. It?s ideal for replacing cracked or hard?to?slide bins.
This is a control board meant to control the defrosting function within various compatible models of refrigerator. This is a genuine OEM part that is sold by itself, without any other hardware. This control board communicates with various temperature sensors/thermistors to prevent excessive frost buildup on the evaporator coils and connec...Read morets directly within the cold control housing of your refrigerator. If you notice excessive frost or ice buildup, or the opposite in abnormally warmer temperatures within your refrigerator, it would be worth inspecting this board. You can also test this control board for continuity with a multimeter if you suspect it has failed from electrical problems. You will need a screwdriver to gain access to the housing the control board is kept in, in order for you to remove it. To replace it, disconnect your fridge from its wall outlet and unscrew the securing hardware from the housing with the control board. Remove any wire harnesses or cables connected to the control board and now you can install the new one or test the old one. Then simply reassemble the housing.
This defrost thermostat and cable assembly prevents ice buildup on the evaporator coils. During the defrost cycle, they conduct heat to melt any accumulated ice. The thermostat senses the coil temperature and triggers the defrosting process when it reaches a certain threshold. Once the desired temperature is reached, it turns off. The cab...Read morele assembly connects to the thermostat and helps to transmit heat. Typically located in the freezer compartment near the coils on the back wall, a broken cable may show signs of fraying or breakage. Similarly, if the thermostat is faulty, it will not activate the defrost heater. When these components fail, your fridge cannot effectively preserve your food, leading to spoilage and potential wastage. To replace the thermostat and its cables, ensure your fridge is unplugged and consult your user manual for disassembling instructions specific to the freezer compartment. Remove any shelves or racks to access the fan motor housing located inside the rear wall. Proceed to unthread relevant fasteners to reach the thermostat and its cables. Disconnect the attached wire harnesses to remove both components from your fridge. Please note that this OEM kit is sold individually.