Jenn-Air Temperature Control, Cold Control

This is the mechanical cold-control thermostat for the freezer. It senses temperature and switches the cooling system on and off to maintain your selected setting, restoring steady freezer temps and normal compressor cycling.

• Regulates freezer temperature by opening/closing electrical contacts to control cooling
• Symptoms of a failing control include freezer too warm or too cold
• Unit runs constantly, won't start, or won't shut off at set point
• Temperature knob feels unresponsive or no distinct "click" when turned

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the control housing; note wiring and transfer leads one at a time
• Route the sensing tube exactly as original; do not kink, pinch, or cut it
• Set to a mid setting after install and allow up to 24 hours for temps to stabilize

A direct-replacement temperature control that restores user control over oven/refrigerator temperature settings for reliable cooking and storage. Replaces a worn or failed control to help stabilize temperature cycles and improve performance. What it does:

• Regulates appliance temperature by opening and closing the control circuit as needed
• Helps correct symptoms like inconsistent temperatures, unit running too long, or failure to reach set temperature
• Works as the control interface between user settings and the heating/cooling system
• Designed to match OEM function and mounting for straightforward replacement

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Use basic hand tools; mounting screws and wiring retainers are typically reused unless new hardware is supplied
• Note wiring locations and take a photo before disconnecting connectors to ensure correct reassembly

This temperature control assembly monitors and helps regulate appliance temperature so the unit maintains expected cooking/cooling performance and resolves temperature-related operation issues. It replaces a failed control to restore consistent temperature response. What it does:

• Senses and controls internal temperature to help maintain set points
• Can correct symptoms such as incorrect temperature, extended heat/cool cycles, or inconsistent performance
• Interfaces with the appliance control system to activate heating/cooling components as designed
• Mounts in the control area and connects to existing wiring harnesses for direct replacement

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any service
• Access may require removing the console or rear access panel; follow the service manual for your model
• Handle the control assembly and connectors carefully to avoid damage; match wire locations during reassembly

Replacement cold control that restores temperature regulation in compatible refrigerators. Installs behind the temperature knob to control compressor cycling, helping stabilize interior temperature and stop constant running or temperature swings. What it does:

• Regulates refrigerator temperature by switching compressor/fan operation on and off.
• Replaces a failed temperature control that causes inconsistent cooling or interior temps that are too warm or too cold.
• Can stop issues like the compressor running continuously or frequent temperature fluctuations.
• Works with compatible refrigerator control housings and knobs.

• Disconnect power before replacing the control to avoid shock or injury.
• Note wire locations and knob orientation before removing; reconnect wires to the same terminals.
• Handle the control carefully and avoid bending or stressing mounting tabs and contacts.
• After installation, restore power and verify proper cycling and temperature stabilization.

This temperature control thermostat regulates the refrigerator compartment temperature by cycling the cooling system on and off. Replacing a faulty control restores consistent cooling and normal on/off operation so food stays at the right temperature.

• Senses compartment temperature and opens/closes electrical contacts to start or stop cooling
• Useful when the fridge is too warm or too cold despite adjustments
• Common symptoms: runs constantly or won't run, temperatures don't respond to the dial, no click or change when turning the control
• Also called a "cold control"; restores functional temperature adjustment

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Note wire locations and transfer them to the new control
• Carefully route the sensing capillary in the original path; avoid kinking or sharp bends
• Set to a mid-range setting and allow up to 24 hours for temperatures to stabilize

This thermostat is the temperature control switch that helps regulate cooling by turning the compressor or evaporator system on and off as needed, restoring proper temperature performance and reducing run time when working correctly. What it does:

• Senses temperature and opens/closes the circuit to start or stop the cooling system
• Helps maintain set temperatures by cycling the compressor or evaporator fan
• Commonly replaces a unit that causes inconsistent temperatures, constant running, or short-cycling
• Works as the primary control for the appliance's automatic temperature regulation

• Always unplug or disconnect power before accessing or servicing electrical components
• Handle any attached capillary tube gently; avoid kinks or sharp bends
• Verify correct mounting and wire connections match the original before restoring power

This temperature control assembly senses and regulates temperature to keep your appliance cycling correctly and maintaining set temperatures. It replaces a failed or inaccurate control to restore reliable temperature performance. What it does:

• Senses internal temperature and signals the system to cycle cooling/heating components
• Helps maintain consistent temperature by opening/closing electrical contacts
• Commonly used to stop continuous running or prevent temperature drift
• Resolve symptoms like incorrect temperature, compressor/heater running too long, or intermittent cooling/heating

• One temperature control assembly

• Always disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Handle electrical terminals carefully; ensure secure connections and correct orientation
• Wiring against the appliance wiring diagram or service manual before installation