Jenn-Air Refrigerator Parts

This defrost thermostat senses the evaporator coil temperature and controls the defrost heater. Replacing a failed thermostat restores proper defrosting to prevent heavy frost buildup and helps your refrigerator keep consistent, reliable cooling.

• Monitors evaporator temperature to allow the defrost heater to energize and to terminate the cycle as the coil warms
• Protects against overheating in the evaporator area during defrost
• Failure symptoms include frost/ice buildup on the evaporator cover, reduced airflow, fresh food section warming, or the unit not defrosting
• Typically mounts clipped to the evaporator tubing inside the freezer

• Disconnect power before servicing and remove the freezer's rear panel to access the evaporator
• Transfer the clip/bracket if present and mount the new thermostat in the same location, ensuring firm metal-to-metal contact with the evaporator tubing
• Route wires away from the heater and moving parts; secure connections and reassemble panels before restoring power
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—sheet-metal edges can be sharp

Color: black. It measures about 10 inches wide by 4 inches deep.

To order indicator lens use WP22001948.

This auger motor and yoke assembly powers the auger that moves ice from the freezer bin through the dispenser, restoring reliable ice delivery when the auger no longer turns or dispenses ice properly. What it does:

• Drives and supports the auger shaft that pushes ice to the dispenser chute
• Replaces a failed or noisy auger motor to restore normal ice dispensing
• Helps when the auger does not rotate, ice won't dispense, or the motor is unusually loud
• Interfaces with the dispenser gearbox/yoke to keep the auger aligned and turning

• One auger motor and yoke assembly

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before beginning any work
• Remove the ice bin and any obstructing panels to access the auger assembly
• Handle parts and panels carefully—sharp edges may be present

This refrigerator door gasket for foam-in-place doors creates a tight seal around the door opening to keep cold air in and moisture out, helping maintain stable temperatures and reduce frost and energy waste.

• Seals the door perimeter to prevent warm air leaks
• Helps maintain correct cooling performance and humidity levels
• Reduces frost and condensation caused by poor sealing
• Common signs it's needed: tears, warping, gaps, persistent frost/condensation, door not sealing or popping open

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Warm and relax the gasket in hot water or with a hair dryer on low to ease installation
• Remove the old gasket from the retainer/channel; install the new gasket starting at the corners and press fully into place
• Check the seal all around and adjust the door/hinges as needed; allow time for the gasket to set

A replacement door hinge assembly that secures the appliance door and lets it pivot smoothly. Installing the correct hinge restores proper door alignment so the door opens and closes reliably and reduces uneven gaps. What it does:

• Provides the pivot point that supports the door and maintains alignment.
• Replaces cracked, worn, or bent hinges that cause door sag or misalignment.
• Helps the door close fully and stay seated to reduce drafts and uneven sealing.
• Restores normal hinge movement to eliminate sticking or noisy operation.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair.
• Support the door while removing and installing the hinge to prevent injury or damage.
• Use the correct hand tools and keep track of mounting hardware; do not overtighten fasteners.
• After installation, check door swing and alignment; adjust as needed.

This refrigerator door gasket seals the perimeter of the door to keep cold air in and warm air out. A fresh, flexible seal helps maintain temperature, reduce frost, and improve energy efficiency and food preservation.

• Creates an airtight seal between the door and cabinet
• Helps prevent temperature swings, frost buildup, and moisture around the door
• Can help with doors not sealing or cooling performance issues related to air leaks

• Unplug the appliance before service; remove food items from the door
• Warm the gasket with a hair dryer on low to relax shipping kinks; do not overheat
• Transfer/seat the gasket fully in the door channel; work evenly around corners
• After installation, close the door and check for uniform contact all around; adjust as needed

This track pan replaces the damaged or worn snack/deli drawer pan so food stays contained and organized inside the refrigerator. It restores proper sliding and helps prevent spills and food contamination. What it does:

• Provides a shallow sliding pan for deli, snack or small-item storage
• Supports smooth in-and-out sliding of the drawer and helps keep contents contained
• Replaces cracked, warped, or broken pans that cause sticking or spills
• Helps maintain an organized refrigerator interior and makes cleaning easier

• One track pan

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Empty and remove the existing drawer and pan before installing the replacement
• Slide the new pan into the same track position until it seats; verify smooth operation
• If the track or mounting hardware is damaged, replace those parts as well.

This replacement roller fits the front or rear position of a slide mechanism, restoring smooth, even movement and reducing noise when a wheel is worn or broken. It helps racks or drawers glide properly and stay aligned. What it does:

• Provides low-friction rolling support for the slide track
• Helps slide-out assemblies move freely without binding or scraping
• Worn or damaged rollers can cause sticking, squeaking, or uneven travel
• Restores proper alignment and smooth operation when replaced

• 1 roller assembly

• Disconnect power and allow the appliance to cool before servicing
• Remove the slide-out assembly; note roller orientation and hardware
• Transfer/reuse existing screws, clips, or retainers as required
• Do not lubricate unless the manufacturer specifies a lubricant

This is the refrigerator's sealed-system compressor. It pressurizes and moves refrigerant through the system to remove heat from the cabinet, restoring consistent cooling performance when the original compressor has failed or lost capacity. What it does and common symptoms:

• Pumps and circulates refrigerant through the evaporator and condenser to remove heat
• Maintains target temperatures in both fresh food and freezer sections
• Symptoms of failure can include: no cool/poor cooling, unit warms up after short operation, humming then clicking from the compressor area, or repeated thermal overload trips
• Runs but not cool effectively when the compressor is weak or internally damaged (after ruling out start components and charge issues)

• 1 compressor

• Disconnect power before servicing; sealed-system work involves high pressure and high temperatures
• Sealed-system repairs require EPA Section 608 certification and specialized tools (gauges, vacuum pump, brazing equipment)
• Replace the filter-drier, braze connections properly, evacuate to deep vacuum, and charge to the model's specification
• Related components (start device/overload, run capacitor, controls) are tested before condemning the compressor

This cantilever door shelf bin mounts on the refrigerator's inner door rails to hold bottles, jars, and condiments. Replace a cracked or missing bin to restore organized storage and keep items secure and easy to reach.

• Attaches to the door's cantilever mounting rails to support frequently used items
• Allows adjustable placement along the door within designated rail positions
• Helps prevent tipping and spills when opening or closing the door
• Common signs it's time to replace: cracked bin, broken hooks/tabs, won't stay seated, or missing bin

• Remove contents; lift the old bin straight up to disengage from the rails
• Align the new bin's hooks over the door rails and press down until fully seated
• Use only in compatible rail slots; do not force into place
• Handle plastic carefully and avoid overloading initially

This inverter box is the electronic module that conditions and routes power to the refrigerator compressor, helping restore variable-speed compressor operation and consistent cooling when the inverter has failed. What it does:

• Regulates and converts power for the compressor's inverter drive to support variable-speed operation.
• Replaces a failed inverter module that can cause the compressor not to start or to run intermittently.
• Commonly used when the refrigerator runs warm, cycles abnormally, or displays inverter-related errors.
• Houses the control electronics for compressor power management.

• Always disconnect power before servicing the appliance to avoid shock.
• Access may require removing the rear or control housing panels; note wire routing and connector positions before disconnecting.
• Handle as an electronic component: protect from moisture, impact, and static discharge.

This defrost bimetal thermostat opens and closes with temperature to protect the evaporator from overheating during defrost. It helps clear frost buildup while preventing damage, supporting stable cooling and efficient refrigerator operation.

• Monitors evaporator temperature and interrupts the defrost heater when the set limit is reached
• Helps resolve symptoms like warm fridge/freezer, heavy frost on evaporator, or long/no defrost cycles
• Can cause frequent temperature swings or compressor short cycling if failing
• Typically mounted on or near the evaporator coil in the freezer

• Disconnect power before servicing; defrost ice as needed to access the evaporator area
• Note wire locations; replace using existing connectors or approved splices
• Ensure the thermostat clips firmly to the evaporator tubing in the original location
• After install, restore power and confirm the unit enters and exits defrost normally

This evaporator fan motor drives the freezer fan that circulates cold air across the evaporator coils and through the ducts. Replacing a weak or noisy motor restores proper airflow for consistent cooling and defrost performance.

• Circulates cold air from the evaporator through the freezer and fresh food compartments
• Helps maintain even temperatures and quicker recovery after door openings
• Common failure symptoms: warm refrigerator section, little/no airflow from vents, loud humming/squealing or intermittent fan operation, and frost/ice buildup on the freezer's rear panel
• Also known as the freezer fan motor or "Motor-Evap"

• Disconnect power; remove shelves/drawers and the rear interior freezer panel to access the fan
• Note wiring and mounting orientation; unplug connectors and remove the old motor
• Transfer the fan blade and any rubber isolators/mounting hardware from the original motor if needed
• Ensure blade orientation and wire routing clear the blades; test operation before reassembly

This top hinge assembly fits the right-hand refrigerator door. Replacing a worn or damaged hinge restores smooth door movement and correct alignment so the door closes securely and the gasket seals to maintain proper temperature. What it does:

• Supports and pivots the door at the top
• Keeps the door aligned for even gaps and reliable gasket contact
• Replaces a bent, loose, or broken hinge to stop door sagging or rubbing
• Common symptoms include popping/clicking at the top, poor closing, or uneven spacing

• One right-hand top hinge assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Have a second person support the door while removing the hinge
• Remove the top hinge cover and screws, lift the door off, install the new hinge, and reinstall screws
• Rehang and align the door; confirm the gasket seals evenly before restoring power

This 5-button dispenser control board runs the refrigerator's ice/water dispenser user interface. Replace it to restore button response, indicator lights, and proper dispenser selections when the original board is unresponsive or erratic.

• Interprets dispenser keypad inputs and communicates selections to the appliance's control system
• Drives the dispenser panel's indicator lights and status feedback
• Coordinates ice and water dispensing functions based on user commands
• Common symptoms include no response to buttons, dispenser lights/indicators not working, inability to change selections, or intermittent/erratic UI behavior

• Disconnect power before servicing; use ESD protection when handling electronics
• Remove dispenser trim/panel to access the board; release locking tabs and unplug the wire harness
• Transfer any reusable overlay or mounting hardware from the original board if applicable
• Seat connectors fully, reassemble, and test dispenser functions before finalizing