Magic Chef Refrigerator Parts

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This PTC start relay mounts on the compressor and briefly powers its start winding to get it running, then drops out. Replacing a weak relay can restore reliable starts and resolve clicking/humming with no cooling.

• Provides the initial boost to the compressor via a positive temperature coefficient (PTC) element, then opens as it heats
• Takes the start winding out of the circuit once the compressor is running
• Typical failure symptoms: compressor won't start, repeated clicking/humming, no cooling, visible heat damage at the relay or connector
• Direct replacement for the original PTC start device used on applicable models

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow hot components to cool
• Access the compressor compartment, remove the cover, and note the relay's orientation; pull the old relay straight off the compressor pins
• Inspect wiring terminals for heat damage; do not reuse burnt connectors
• Firmly seat the new relay on the compressor terminals, reinstall the cover, restore power, and verify compressor start

Replacement power cord that restores the electrical connection so your appliance receives safe, consistent power. Use this cord to replace frayed, damaged, or non-functioning cords and help return reliable operation to the appliance. What it does:

• Restores the appliance's main power connection so it can turn on and operate.
• Commonly used when a cord shows frayed insulation, exposed wires, scorch marks, or intermittent power.
• Can address issues where the appliance does not power on due to a broken or damaged cord.
• Replaces cords with loose or damaged plug/terminal connections that may cause sparking or overheating.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before inspecting or replacing the cord.
• Verify the cord configuration (3-prong vs. 4-prong) and terminal type match your appliance and local electrical code before installation.
• Use proper strain relief and routing to prevent pinching; secure all connections and replace any damaged terminal hardware.

To order indicator lens use WP22001948.

This axle roller is the replacement support shaft that lets the appliance's rotating assembly turn smoothly and quietly. Installing a new axle roller corrects wobble and reduces grinding or squealing caused by a worn shaft. What it does:

• Supports the rotating drum or rack so it spins freely and stays aligned
• Helps prevent metal-to-metal contact that causes loud noise or scraping
• Stops uneven rotation and vibration that can lead to further wear
• Restores smooth operation when an original axle is bent, worn, or broken

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before starting any repair
• Access location and removal steps vary by model; follow the OEM service manual or diagram
• Inspect related parts (pulleys, idler, glides, bearings) and replace if they show wear
• Use basic hand tools; keep fingers and loose clothing clear of moving parts during testing

Ice stripper removes ice cubes from the ice maker mold so the dispenser or storage bin fills properly. Replacing a worn or broken stripper helps the ice maker eject cubes cleanly and reduces ice jams or stuck cubes. What it does:

• Pushes or guides harvested cubes out of the ice mold into the bin during the ice maker's harvest cycle.
• Prevents cubes from sticking in the mold; a damaged stripper can cause incomplete ejection or leftover ice in the mold.
• Works with the ice maker's ejector mechanism to maintain consistent cube release and storage.
• A faulty or broken stripper may lead to noisy operation, partial fills, or visible ice build-up in the mold.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid electrical shock.
• Remove the ice maker or access panel per the manufacturer's instructions to reach the stripper; keep small parts and screws organized.
• Inspect the ice mold and surrounding components for damage or ice build-up; clear ice before installing the new stripper.
• After installation, restore power and run a test harvest cycle to ensure proper cube ejection.

This ice enclosure is the molded housing for the refrigerator's ice path. It supports and aligns related components so ice moves properly and helps keep warm air out to reduce frost and moisture around the ice area.

• Provides a rigid mounting point for ice-path components to keep alignment and flow
• Helps maintain an air barrier to minimize frost, sweating, and ice clumping
• Replace if the original housing is cracked, warped, or broken
• Common symptoms include frost or condensation near the ice opening, ice clumps, or poor/jammed ice dispensing

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Access the ice area (door or interior access varies by model); retain screws and clips for re-use
• Transfer any guides, seals, or switches from the original enclosure to the new part in the same orientation
• Reassemble, restore power, and check for smooth operation and a good seal

Size: 7 foot long.

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

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

Kit was recently redesigned by manufacturer. Instructions included.

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)

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• 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 fresh food door gasket seals the refrigerator compartment door to keep cold air in and warm air out. Replacing a worn gasket restores a tight seal, improves temperature stability, and helps prevent condensation and frost around the door.

• Seals the perimeter of the fresh food (refrigerator) door to limit air leaks
• Helps maintain proper interior temperature and efficiency
• Typical symptoms of failure: door not closing or sealing fully; visible tears, gaps, or warping
• May cause moisture, sweating, or frost near the door gasket area

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Warm and relax the new gasket (soak in warm water or use low heat) to ease installation; do not overheat
• Clean the door's gasket channel; install starting at the corners and ensure even seating all around
• Close the door and check for uniform contact; use a paper-slip test to confirm the seal

This compressor start device energizes the refrigerator compressor's start winding to begin the cooling cycle, then disengages it. Replacing a weak or failed start device can restore reliable starts and address repeated clicking and warm/no-cool symptoms.

• Provides initial power to the compressor's start winding for reliable startup
• Disengages the start circuit once the compressor is running
• Common failure symptoms: compressor won't start, frequent clicking from the rear, refrigerator or freezer not cooling
• Heat damage or burnt odor on the old device may be present when it fails

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Remove the rear access panel to reach the compressor compartment
• Note wire positions; if your model uses a separate run capacitor, transfer it; move wires to the new device one at a time
• Align the device with the compressor terminals and press straight on until fully seated; reinstall any cover or retainer

This support mounts in the dispenser area to secure the ice housing assembly. It helps keep the chute and door properly aligned so ice dispenses smoothly and the opening seals as designed.

• Supports and positions the ice housing/chute assembly in the freezer door
• Helps maintain proper alignment and sealing of the ice door/flapper
• Reduces wobble or flex that can affect dispensing performance
• Typical signs it may be needed: loose or misaligned dispenser housing, ice or air leaking at the chute, frost buildup around the dispenser, inconsistent ice dispensing

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove the dispenser trim/control to access the housing; handle wiring and tabs carefully
• Remove mounting fasteners, replace the support, and transfer any reusable hardware
• Reassemble, restore power, and test ice dispensing and chute seal

Size: 1/4" to 1/4" John Guess coupler. Compression fitting is also acceptable.