Parts for Frigidaire LGHB2867PFJA: Ice Maker Parts

This water inlet tube routes water from the inlet valve to the ice maker and dispenser, restoring proper water flow and helping prevent leaks. Use when the original tube is cracked, split, or blocking water delivery. What it does:

• Directs water from the refrigerator inlet valve to the ice maker and dispenser assembly.
• Restores normal water flow if the original tube is crushed, cracked, or blocked.
• Helps stop leaks associated with damaged or deteriorated inlet tubing.
• Common symptoms: no water to ice maker or dispenser, slow dispenser flow, or visible leaking beneath the fridge.

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off the household water supply before starting.
• Handle tubing carefully and avoid sharp bends or kinks when routing.
• Check and reuse or replace any associated fittings, clips, or seals as needed for a secure, leak-free connection.

The Ice Maker Assembly is an OEM part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It is responsible for automatically producing batches of ice through a process of freezing water into cube form. The ice maker works in conjunction with the refrigerator's freezer compartment and water supply line to perform its ice production function. 

Symptoms of a faulty ice maker include:

• Failure to produce ice cubes
• Oddly shaped, sparse, or chunky ice output
• Leaks or water pools in the freezer 
• Strange noises coming from the ice maker area
• Error codes shown regarding ice maker performance

Causes of a bad ice maker assembly can include issues with components like the mold heater, water valve, or agitator that are vital to the freezing process. Improper refrigeration temperatures or clogs preventing water flow can also negatively impact ice production.

This OEM Frigidaire part can also be used on Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and Sears/Kenmore.
 

This defrost thermostat controls power to the defrost heater by sensing the evaporator's temperature. Replacing a failed thermostat helps stop heavy frost build-up and supports consistent cooling and airflow in your refrigerator and freezer.

• Monitors evaporator coil temperature during the defrost cycle
• Opens to shut off the defrost heater at a safe temperature; closes again when cold to allow the next defrost
• Failure symptoms can include heavy frost/ice on the back wall or evaporator
• May lead to reduced airflow, poor cooling, or the fresh food section warming after several days

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access by removing the freezer's rear panel to reach the evaporator area; defrost any heavy ice to avoid damage
• Position the thermostat in the same spot on the evaporator tubing; ensure firm contact and route wiring as originally secured, away from sharp edges and the heater
• Reassemble panels, restore power, and observe for proper defrosting over the next cycles

The Defrost Heater is an OEM replacement part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It is an electric heating element located within the back wall and along the evaporator coil compartment. The heater defrost works to melt any accumulated frost or ice during refrigeration defrost cycles. 

Causes of a bad defrost heater include failure of the heating coil or wiring over time due to regular use. Moisture exposure can also degrade insulation and connections.

Symptoms of a bad defrost heater include: 

• Ice buildup inside the refrigerator that does not melt   
• Inability to maintain proper cooling temperatures
• Frost accumulating externally on refrigerator coils
• Unusual smells emanating from within the appliance 

This OEM Frigidaire replacement defrost heater restores automatic defrost capabilities. Compatible with some Electrolux, Roper, and Kenmore models as well, regular replacements prevent defrost issues.

This refrigerator housing is the molded support used to mount and protect its associated components inside the appliance. Replacing a damaged housing restores a secure fit and proper alignment so parts stay in place and function correctly.

• Provides structural support and mounting points for the related controls/components
• Helps route air and/or wiring as designed by the manufacturer
• Restores proper alignment to reduce rattles, rubbing, or interference
• Symptoms can include cracked plastic, broken tabs, loose or sagging assemblies, or components that won't stay secured

• Disconnect power before servicing; shut off water as needed if working near dispenser/ice components
• Transfer sensors, wiring, controls, and hardware from the original housing unless new parts are supplied
• Reuse original screws/clips; avoid overtightening to prevent cracking
• Verify harness connections and clearances before restoring power and water

The Water Inlet Valve is an OEM part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It is designed to manage the flow of water to the ice maker and water dispenser. This solenoid-operated valve responds to commands from the refrigerator's electronic control, opening to allow water in and closing to stop the flow, ensuring proper operation of both ice production and water dispensing functions.

Symptoms of a bad Water Inlet Valve include:

• No water being dispensed or ice being made
• Leaking water at the back or bottom of the refrigerator
• An unusually noisy operation when the valve is activated

Causes of a bad water inlet valve can include mineral buildup, which may obstruct the flow of water, mechanical failure of the solenoids, or wear and tear that leads to leaks or failure to open/close properly.

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

This spring-style hose clamp secures flexible appliance hoses and helps prevent leaks by holding hose ends tightly to fittings. Reliable, low-profile design for use on drain, water, or vent hoses where a strong, consistent grip is needed. What it does:

• Provides a spring-tensioned grip to keep hoses seated on fittings and reduce leaks
• Commonly used on flexible drain or water hoses and small vent lines
• Helps maintain proper connection under normal vibration and thermal cycling
• Replaces worn, stretched, or corroded clamps that no longer hold tension

• One spring hose clamp (exact quantity as sold)

• Use pliers to expand the clamp, slide into position, then release to seat on the fitting
• Inspect hose ends and fittings for wear; replace hose if damaged before installing clamp
• Wear eye protection when compressing the clamp; keep fingers clear of the clamp's edges
• Tighten only as needed—over-compressing can damage the hose

This cover shields the control knob housing, protecting internal switch components and giving the control panel a finished look. Replacing a damaged cover helps keep debris out and maintains proper knob alignment and appearance.

• Protects the control area from dust, moisture, and accidental contact
• Helps maintain smooth knob operation and alignment
• Common failure signs: cracked or missing cover, loose knob feel, exposed control components
• Restores a clean, finished look to the control panel

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Pull off the knob, then release any tabs or screws retaining the cover
• Note orientation before removal; seat the new cover fully
• Reinstall knob and test for proper fit and operation

Replacement cover that restores appliance appearance and protects internal components from dirt and damage. Installs in place of a worn, cracked or missing cover to keep controls and wiring safely concealed and the unit looking finished. What it does:

• Protects the control area and internal components from spills, dust, and accidental contact.
• Hides and secures wiring and mounting points to prevent snagging or tampering.
• Restores the appliance's finished look when the original cover is scratched, cracked, broken, loose, or missing.
• Helps reduce the chance of debris entering sensitive areas that can affect performance.

• One replacement cover.

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off circuit breaker) before attempting any service.
• Basic hand tools are typically required; support the cover while removing fasteners to avoid dropped parts.
• Handle edges carefully to avoid cuts and to prevent scratching adjacent surfaces.
• Refer to the appliance's service manual or model-specific instructions for exact removal and reinstallation steps.

This is a refrigerator door gasket that restores a tight seal to maintain proper cooling and help reduce frost and energy loss. Replacing a worn gasket improves temperature stability and keeps food fresher longer. What it does:

• Seals the refrigerator door to prevent warm air and moisture from entering the fresh-food compartment.
• Helps stop frost buildup and water pooling caused by a failing seal.
• Can reduce excessive run time from the compressor associated with air leaks.
• Common symptom: visible gaps, brittle or torn rubber, or a door that no longer seals evenly.

• One refrigerator door gasket.

• Remove stored food and shelves as needed for safe access before starting.
• Clean and dry the mounting surface thoroughly before installing the new gasket.
• Seat the gasket evenly around the door frame and check the door closing and seal.

This refrigerator clip is a small retainer that secures a component in place so it stays properly seated during use. Replacing a worn or missing clip restores a snug fit and helps eliminate looseness, rattling, or misalignment.

• Holds a part, panel, tube, or wire securely in its mounting point
• Maintains alignment to prevent shifting or vibration
• Helps preserve proper fit and airflow when components are correctly seated
• Symptoms can include loose or sagging pieces, rattling noises, or parts that won't stay attached

• Unplug the refrigerator; if working near water lines, shut off the water supply
• Note the clip's orientation before removal; take a photo for reference
• Use needle-nose pliers to release/install; avoid over-flexing the clip
• After installation, tug-test gently to confirm a secure fit before reassembling

This water connector links sections of the refrigerator's water supply tubing, maintaining a sealed path to the dispenser and ice maker. Replace a cracked or leaking connector to stop drips and restore reliable water flow and ice production.

• Connects sections of internal water tubing between components (inlet valve, filter, door, ice maker)
• Helps maintain a sealed route for proper dispenser and ice maker operation
• Common symptoms: water leaking behind/under the refrigerator, weak/no dispenser flow, ice maker not filling, visible damage at the fitting
• Direct-fit component built to OEM specifications for the intended application

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the household water supply before servicing
• Dispense water to relieve line pressure; place a towel to catch residual water
• Cut tubing ends square and fully insert into the connector until seated; tug gently to confirm engagement
• Restore water, check carefully for leaks, and recheck after the first dispense cycle

This air handler housing and seal kit restores a tight, factory fit around the refrigerator's air plenum. Replacing a warped housing or flattened seals helps direct airflow correctly and prevent warm-air leaks that lead to frost, moisture, and temperature swings.

• Seals and supports the air-handler ducting to maintain designed airflow between compartments
• Helps keep temperatures stable and reduce moisture or frost caused by air leaks
• Replace if the housing is cracked/warped or the seals are torn, missing, or permanently compressed
• Symptoms may include weak airflow from vents, condensation/frost around the plenum, temperature fluctuations, or rattling from a loose housing

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off water if working near ice/water components
• Remove shelves, drawers, and panels as needed to access the air handler area
• Carefully extract the old housing; clean mating surfaces and transfer any reusable parts from the original assembly as required
• Seat new seals evenly and fasten the housing without overtightening; reassemble and verify airflow