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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Temperature Sensor by Lg

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Part Number: OEM13324485
Manufacturer Part Number: 6500JB2001B

The Refrigerator Temperature Sensor is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. This sensor monitors the temperature inside the refrigerator and communicates with the control board to maintain the optimal cooling environment.

Common causes of failure include wear and tear over time, electrical issues, or exposure to moisture. A malfunctioning sensor can lead to inaccurate temperature readings, resulting in improper cooling or freezing.

Symptoms of a bad refrigerator temperature sensor include:

  • Inconsistent refrigerator or freezer temperatures
  • Food spoiling faster than usual
  • Refrigerator running continuously or not running at all
  • Error codes displayed on the control panel

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.

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For Lg Refrigerator Temperature Sensor (Part Number: OEM13324485)

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Mike, At room temperature the sensor will have approximately 5K ohms of resistance.

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Jeff, Remove the back cover in the refrigerator section and check the evaporator coil to make sure that it is not impacted with ice. If it is then this will be a defrost issue and will need to check to make sure that the defrost sensor and heater are good. If they are then replace the control board. If the coils are not impacted with ice then check to make sure that the evaporator fan motor in the refrigerator section.

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Cody, the thermistor would be located just behind the light cover inside of the housing assembly ACQ85449506. There will be two screws in the front of the housing that would need to be removed. This will allow the front end to drop down where the back can then be pulled forward out of mounting slots. The sensor is going to be a part of the LED assembly EAV62052301.

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Dani, If you look on the ceiling of the refrigerator compartment, this is where you will locate a grate that you pop off and the thermistor is located under that.

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Don, there are two thermistors 6500JB2001B in the refrigerator. There will be one at the top and one in the middle of the right wall and they are located behind the sensor covers 3550JQ2073E.

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Carlos, unfortunately, the model provided is not showing within our available database. If the model could be verified from the model serial tag and provided in a new question, this may allow for more accurate information to be presented.

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Tom, the refrigerator sensor is going to be located in the evaporator cover towards the bottom.

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Mark for Model Number Kenmore 79576202901

My fridge and freezer both seem to be off. Fridge around 40 and freezer around 20deg. I have replaced the condenser fan motor, mostly because I blew it up testing it, don’t ask! Compressor seems to be working ok, I have cleaned the coils. Ice maker although is water is icy, it has not rotated the ice out yet. Could both the thermistors be bad, or the temp control, defrost switch? I do not want to replace parts if they may not be the problem.

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Mark, You will want to remove the rear wall in the freezer compartment and check the evaporator coils. If there is very little frost on the coils then this will be a sealed system issue and will need to have service.

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Dennis, as the refrigerator is staying at a proper temperature, the compressor is operating. The refrigerator receives the cold air from the freezer which would suggest that the compressor is operating enough to get the refrigerator section to the necessary temperature. However, as the compressor is hot, the first step would be to identify if the condenser coils near the compressor are congested with dust and if the condenser fan motor is operating. If the coils are clean and the fan is operating, there is most likely a sealed system failure which would require an EPA certified technician to repair the failure. However, if the refrigerator temperature does start to raise, there would likely be a failure with the start relay 6749C-0014E causing the overload 6750C-0005P to trip and stopping the compressor from operating.

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