Evaporator

This evaporator coil removes heat from the refrigerator's fresh-food and freezer sections so the appliance can maintain proper cooling. Replacing a damaged or corroded evaporator restores normal refrigerant flow and cold production. What it does:

• Circulates refrigerant through the evaporator to absorb heat from the cabinet
• Supports proper defrosting when paired with the unit's defrost system
• Helps prevent warm spots and temperature instability caused by leaks or blockages
• Common symptom: freezer or fridge running but not reaching cold temperatures

• One evaporator coil assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing; risk of electric shock.
• Refrigerant handling (evacuation/recharge) requires a certified HVAC technician—do not attempt on a charged system.
• Avoid puncturing or bending the tubing; replace any damaged gaskets or insulation during reassembly.
• Verify associated defrost components and seals while the evaporator is accessible.

This evaporator coil circulates refrigerant inside the freezer compartment to absorb heat and enable proper cooling. Replacing a damaged or corroded evaporator restores cold performance and helps stop excessive frost buildup. What it does:

• Circulates refrigerant and absorbs heat from the freezer compartment to maintain low temperatures
• Allows the freezer to reach and hold proper cold levels when functioning correctly
• Commonly replaced when there is heavy frost buildup, poor cooling, or refrigerant leaks
• Works with the evaporator fan and defrost system to maintain consistent temperatures

• One evaporator coil

• Installation typically requires accessing the freezer inner liner and removing panels; follow the refrigerator's service manual
• Disconnect power before starting work and handle sharp sheet-metal edges with care