Parts for Lg LBN10551PS: Freezer Parts

This supporter leg is a replacement leveling/stabilizing foot that helps keep your appliance steady and properly balanced during use. Restores support to reduce rocking and maintain correct cabinet alignment. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or damaged support leg to restore stable contact with the floor
• Helps stop rocking, tipping, and uneven operation caused by a missing or broken foot
• Supports cabinet weight and helps maintain proper appliance leveling
• Works at the appliance base to keep doors and drawers aligned

• Turn off and unplug the appliance or disconnect power before accessing the base
• Access the mounting area per your appliance service instructions; some models require removing a kickplate or leveling bracket
• Thread or slide into the existing bracket and secure per OEM directions; confirm snug fit but avoid overtightening
• Re-level appliance after installation and verify stability on a flat surface

The Compressor Start Relay is an OEM part for LG refrigerators, playing a critical role in the starting mechanism of the compressor. This small but crucial component helps to kickstart the compressor, enabling it to begin the refrigeration cycle that cools the interior of the fridge. 

Causes of a bad Compressor Start Relay include wear and tear over time, electrical surges that can damage the relay, or overheating of the compressor unit. 

Symptoms of a bad Compressor Start Relay include:

• The refrigerator failing to cool properly or maintain the set temperature.
• A noticeable increase in the electric bill due to the refrigerator working harder to maintain temperatures.
• Strange noises, such as clicking sounds from the compressor area
• The compressor not starting at all, leading to a complete lack of cooling within the refrigerator.

This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Kenmore models.

The Defrost Sensor is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. It detects when the evaporator coils require defrosting, allowing the defrost system to initiate and remove any built-up frost or ice. This sensor is typically located near the evaporator coils, monitoring their temperature and signaling when defrosting is necessary.

Causes of a faulty defrost sensor can range from physical damage or exposure to moisture, to electrical connectivity issues or general wear over an extended period.

Symptoms of a bad defrost sensor include:

• Excessive frost or ice buildup on the evaporator coils
• Inadequate cooling or improper temperature regulation
• The defrost cycle not initiating when required

This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Kenmore models.

Damper motor support secures the damper motor assembly inside the refrigerator, keeping the air-control damper aligned so it opens and closes correctly. Replacing a damaged support restores proper airflow control and reduces noise. What it does:

• Secures and positions the damper motor assembly so the air-control damper moves smoothly.
• Keeps the motor and damper aligned to help prevent rattling, grinding, or loose motor noise.
• Supports consistent airflow between compartments to assist with even cooling.
• Resolve damper movement problems like the damper not opening or closing fully.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work; remove food and shelves as needed for access.
• Remove the interior access panel to reach the damper assembly; handle plastic tabs and clips gently to avoid breakage.
• Align the motor and damper during reassembly and secure all fasteners; test damper operation before replacing panels and shelving.

This damper motor support replaces a broken or warped mount for the refrigerator's air damper assembly. It holds the damper motor and door securely so the system can meter freezer air into the fresh food compartment.

• Secures and aligns the air damper motor/door within the duct
• Helps ensure proper opening/closing of the damper to regulate airflow and temperature
• Damage can contribute to a warm or too-cold refrigerator and inconsistent temperatures
• May cause clicking or buzzing from the damper area or a visibly loose assembly

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Access the damper behind the fresh food compartment duct/cover; remove shelves as needed
• Note wiring and orientation; transfer the existing damper motor and door to the new support and reuse fasteners
• Ensure the door moves freely and seals before reassembly; restore power and verify airflow