Parts for Lg LSC22991ST: Freezer Compartment Parts

The Water Filter LT800P is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. This filter is designed to remove contaminants from the water supply, ensuring clean and fresh-tasting water and ice.

Causes of a bad water filter can include extended use beyond its recommended lifespan, exposure to high levels of contaminants, or damage to the filter itself.

Symptoms of a bad Water Filter LT800P include:

• Unpleasant taste or odor in the water or ice
• Reduced water flow from the dispenser
• Indicator light signaling the need for replacement
• Visible sediment or particles in the water

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore.

This bracket motor secures and supports the appliance motor assembly, restoring proper alignment and stable operation. Replacing a worn or broken bracket helps reduce noise and prevents motor misalignment that can cause poor performance. What it does:

• Holds the motor assembly in the correct position so the motor runs smoothly and stays aligned.
• Prevents excess vibration and rattling caused by a damaged or cracked bracket.
• Helps stop intermittent motor movement or binding that can affect operation.
• Reduces risk of additional wear to the motor or connected components due to misalignment.

• One bracket motor

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work.
• Replacement typically requires removing access panels and supporting the motor during removal/installation.
• Inspect surrounding fasteners and mounting surfaces; replace any damaged hardware.

This replacement fan assembly restores airflow in your appliance's cooling system to help maintain proper temperature and circulation. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to stop airflow-related issues and reduce noise from a failing fan. What it does:

• Circulates air across evaporator/condenser coils to support proper cooling and defrost cycles
• Replaces a worn or failed fan that can cause warm compartments or poor cooling
• Helps eliminate unusual humming, grinding, or rattling caused by a damaged fan blade or motor
• Supports even temperature distribution and can reduce frost buildup when fan operation is restored

• Disconnect power before starting; work on powered appliances can cause shock or injury
• Handle the fan blade carefully to avoid bending blades or damaging the motor
• Secure mounting fasteners to prevent vibration

This hinge lever mounts on the refrigerator door hinge to guide door movement and closure, helping the door seal properly. Replacing a worn or broken lever restores smooth operation and consistent sealing.

• Guides hinge motion so the door opens and closes smoothly
• Helps maintain door alignment for a reliable gasket seal
• Replace if the lever is visibly cracked, worn, or deformed

• Disconnect power and support the door to prevent injury or damage
• Remove the hinge cover and fasteners; note the lever's orientation before removal
• Install the new lever in the same position and reassemble the hinge components
• Adjust hinge per model procedures if needed

This temperature sensor (thermistor) monitors internal compartment temperatures and reports to the control board so your refrigerator can hold the set point. Replacing a faulty sensor restores accurate readings and consistent cooling performance.

• Measures compartment temperature and sends a resistance signal to the main control
• Helps the control regulate compressor and fan operation to maintain set temps
• Common fix for too-warm or too-cold temperatures, temperature swings, long run times
• Can resolve sensor/thermistor-related error codes (varies by model)

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing
• Access the sensor (often behind an interior panel or clipped to the liner/evaporator); remove shelves/drawers and cover as needed
• Disconnect the wire connector, install the new sensor, and route/secure wiring exactly as original
• Some models use multiple sensors—match location and connector to the one being replaced

This sheath-style defrost heater warms the evaporator during the automatic defrost cycle to clear frost and keep air moving. Replacing a failed heater helps stop ice buildup on the evaporator and restores stable refrigerator temperatures.

• Heats the evaporator coil to melt accumulated frost/ice during defrost
• Helps maintain airflow for consistent cooling performance
• Typical failure symptoms include heavy frost on the back panel/evaporator, weak airflow, warmer-than-normal temperatures, or fan noise from ice contact
• Can contribute to repeat icing shortly after a manual defrost if open or damaged

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access is typically behind the freezer/evaporator cover; fully defrost any ice before removal
• Reuse existing brackets, clips, or insulation as required; make secure electrical connections
• Do not kink or sharply bend the element; inspect related defrost components

This water valve assembly controls water flow into the appliance's dispenser and ice-making system, restoring water delivery when the original valve fails. It replaces a worn or leaking inlet valve to help stop leaks and restore filling. What it does:

• Opens and closes to allow water into the dispenser and/or ice maker when the unit calls for water.
• Commonly used when the dispenser or ice maker won't fill, fills slowly, or water is leaking from the valve area.
• Helps stop intermittent water flow caused by a stuck or damaged valve.
• Works with the appliance's existing water supply and tubing to restore normal operation.

• One water valve assembly as shown.

• Shut off water supply and disconnect power before starting any repair.
• Replace only with the exact valve specified for your model; secure fittings and wiring per OEM routing.
• After installation, turn water and power back on and check carefully for leaks.