Crosley Refrigerator Parts

Color: black. Measures about 9 inches wide by 2-1/2 inches deep.

The Dispenser Module is an OEM part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It is an electronic component that controls the dispensing functions within the appliance's door or panel. This includes releasing filtered water, ice, and crushed ice on demand.

Causes of a bad dispenser module can include component malfunctions, circuit failures, or software glitches interrupting the dispensing process. 

Symptoms of an issue include:

• The dispenser not releasing any water, ice or crushed ice when tapped  
• Dispensing inconsistent amounts or none at all between uses
• Error codes shown related to the dispenser functions
• Operational noises from the dispenser that shouldn't occur

This OEM replacement is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models. 

This refrigerator ice bucket stores ice made by the icemaker and positions it for dispensing. Replacing a cracked or warped bin restores smooth ice flow and helps prevent jams, spills, and mess inside the freezer.

• Holds and contains ice cubes in the freezer for easy access and dispensing
• Interfaces with the auger/crusher assembly in dispenser-equipped models
• Helps correct issues like ice jamming or inconsistent dispensing caused by a damaged bin
• Addresses visible damage such as cracks, chips, warping, or a bucket that won't seat properly
• Can reduce stray ice or moisture under/around the bin when the original is compromised

• Unplug the refrigerator and turn off the icemaker/water supply before starting
• Remove the old bin; transfer any auger/crusher components from the original if your model uses them
• Seat the new bucket fully so it latches/aligns correctly with the drive
• Restore power and verify proper dispensing operation

The Dispenser Module Cover is an OEM part for Frigidaire Refrigerator. It is the decorative plastic shroud that fits externally over the ice and water dispenser components.

Causes can be normal wear from frequent use of the dispenser, impacts from children or pets pressing on the area, or damage from attempted cleaning with improper chemicals over time.

Symptoms of a bad dispenser module cover include:

• Cracked, faded or stained external appearance
• Exposed wires and components vulnerable to liquid intrusion
• Cover not properly sitting flush or securely clipping into place

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator and some Kenmore models. 

Color: Black

This refrigerator door gasket replaces a worn seal to restore a tight, even closure around the door. A proper seal keeps cold air in and moisture out, helping maintain temperature, reduce frost, and minimize run time. What it does:

• Forms a tight seal between the door and cabinet frame
• Helps maintain set temperatures and reduce moisture intrusion
• Resolves frost or condensation at the door and frequent compressor cycling
• Common signs: torn, cracked, or warped gasket; gaps; door not sealing smoothly

• Includes: 1 door gasket

• Disconnect power before servicing; remove or secure contents for safety
• On many models, loosen the inner-liner screws or pull the old gasket from the retainer/channel to remove
• Warm the new gasket (warm water or low heat from a hair dryer) to relax shipping folds
• Seat corners first, then press the rest into the retainer; verify seal with a paper-slip test and adjust as needed

This is the vertical flipper mullion assembly that mounts to one fresh-food door and pivots closed to seal the center gap when both refrigerator doors are shut, helping maintain proper temperature and energy efficiency.

• Creates the center seal between French-door refrigerator doors
• Helps prevent warm air infiltration and moisture/condensation in the fresh-food section
• Common failure signs include a loose or broken hinge, mullion not staying aligned, condensation at the door center, or doors not sealing properly
• May also be noted if doors pop open or temperature fluctuates in the refrigerator compartment

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove door bins to access mounting screws/clips
• Transfer any original covers or hardware if not part of the new assembly
• Verify proper hinge engagement so the mullion flips and seals smoothly before restoring power

This defrost timer controls the automatic defrost cycle in select refrigerators and freezers, switching between cooling and defrost to clear frost on the evaporator. It helps maintain stable temperatures and prevents heavy ice buildup and long run times. What it does:

• Alternates the system between cooling and defrost on a timed schedule
• Sends power to the defrost heater during defrost, then returns power to the compressor and fans
• Failure can cause heavy frost on the evaporator/back freezer wall
• May lead to warmer temperatures, constant running, short cycling, or no-cool if stuck in defrost

• 1 defrost timer

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access location varies by model
• Note wire positions and transfer them one at a time to the new timer
• Mount securely in the same orientation as the original and verify normal cycling after power is restored

This defrost heater warms the evaporator during automatic defrost to melt built-up frost so air can move freely and temperatures stay consistent. Replace a failed heater to restore normal cooling and end recurring frost on the freezer panel.

• Melts ice from the evaporator coil during the defrost cycle
• Prevents frost buildup that restricts airflow and causes warm spots
• Helps maintain stable refrigerator and freezer temperatures
• Typical failure signs: heavy frost on the back wall, reduced cooling, fan noise from ice contact, frequent manual defrosting

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access through the freezer compartment; remove shelves/ice bin and rear panel to reach the evaporator
• Match wire connections and route leads exactly as original; keep wiring clear of the fan and sharp edges
• After reassembly, restore power and monitor a defrost cycle; if frost quickly returns, also evaluate the defrost thermostat and control

This condensate drain pan sits at the base of the refrigerator to collect defrost water and allow it to evaporate over the warm compressor, helping prevent floor puddles, moisture damage, and musty odors around the unit.

• Collects and holds defrost condensate from the drain tube (also called a drain pan or drip tray)
• Stages water to evaporate safely using compressor/condenser heat
• Replace if the pan is cracked, warped, missing, or leaking
• Common symptoms: water under/behind the refrigerator, damp flooring, or persistent musty odors near the bottom rear

• Unplug the refrigerator and pull it away from the wall; shut off water supply if connected
• Remove the rear lower access panel to reach the pan near the compressor
• Lift out the old pan; clear any debris from the drain outlet; transfer original mounting hardware if needed
• Seat the new pan level under the drain tube; ensure it's secure and reinstall the access panel

This refrigerator door stop limits how far the door swings open. Replacing a worn or broken stop restores the correct opening range, protecting the hinge and nearby cabinets while keeping door movement smooth and controlled.

• Mounts at the hinge to limit door swing and prevent overextension
• Protects the door, hinge, and adjacent cabinetry from impact damage
• Helps maintain proper door alignment and smooth operation
• Typical symptoms: door opens too far, bangs into surroundings, or the stop is visibly cracked/missing

• Disconnect power and clear items from the door before starting
• Support the door; remove hinge cover/fasteners and the damaged stop
• Install the new stop in the same orientation; tighten screws securely
• Reassemble and test the door swing to ensure it stops smoothly

This ice door spring restores the closing tension on the dispenser chute door. Replacing a fatigued spring helps the flap seal properly after dispensing, reducing warm-air leaks that cause frost buildup and ice clumping around the chute. What it does:

• Provides return tension so the ice chute door closes after dispensing
• Helps maintain a tight seal to limit frost, condensation, and air leaks
• Can resolve a chute door that sticks open/closed or won't fully close
• Reduce rattling or poor ice flow caused by a loose flapper

• 1 spring

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove dispenser trim/control panel to access the ice door assembly
• Note spring orientation on the flapper; transfer/install carefully without over-bending
• Smooth flap movement and a proper seal before reassembly

• Dispenser door spring
• Flapper spring
• Ice chute door spring

This cold control kit is the mechanical thermostat that regulates your refrigerator's temperature. It senses cabinet conditions and cycles the cooling system on and off to maintain the user-selected setting and restore stable, consistent cooling performance. What it does:

• Monitors cabinet temperature via a capillary-sensor bulb
• Opens/closes contacts to start and stop the cooling circuit
• Helps maintain steady temperatures based on the dial setting
• Common symptoms of a failing control: refrigerator too warm or too cold, runs constantly, short-cycles, or won't start cooling

• One cold control thermostat kit

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Handle the thin capillary tube carefully; do not kink, crease, or cut it
• Route and secure the sensing bulb and wiring exactly as the original for accurate temperature control
• Transfer knob/shaft adapter and mounting pieces if required; set to a mid setting and verify operation

Size: 1/4 inch. Nut for plastic water line.

Ice maker water line: 1/4x 8ft.

This position-specific ice crusher blade (#1) fits inside the refrigerator's ice bucket assembly. It helps break up cubes into crushed ice; replacing a bent or worn blade restores consistent crushing and reduces jams or grinding noises during dispensing.

• Works with the auger and other numbered blades to crush ice when "Crush" is selected
• A bent, dull, or corroded blade can lead to no crushed ice, only cubes, slow dispensing, or scraping/grinding noises
• Restores even crushing and smoother auger rotation
• Position- and orientation-specific within the blade stack; match to your original

• Disconnect power and switch the ice maker OFF before servicing
• Remove and empty the ice bucket; allow any frost to thaw
• Disassemble the bucket front/auger and note the exact blade order and orientation—take photos for reference
• Wear cut-resistant gloves; reassemble blades, spacers, and washers exactly as removed and verify the auger turns freely before reinstalling