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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Led Light Assembly by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM18067608
Manufacturer Part Number: WPW10515057

Replace your refrigerator's LED light assembly when lights flicker, strobe, or stop working. Restores bright, energy-efficient interior lighting. Confirm fit.

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For Whirlpool Refrigerator Led Light Assembly (Part Number: OEM18067608)

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Jeffrey, the top refrigerator light WPW10515058 will need to be tested for 120VAC at terminal L. If there is a full 120VAC, then the two-wire connector on the other side will need to be tested for 12-14VDC. If there is not a full 120VAC, the incoming power to the refrigerator will need to be tested for 120VAC. If there is not 12-14VDC, but there is 120VAC, then the light has failed. If there is 12-14VDC, then the lower refrigerator light WPW10515057 and the freezer light WPW10515057 will need to be tested for 12-14VDC and inspected for any failed LED bulbs. If there is a failed LED bulb, that light would need to be changed out. If there is a fluctuating DC voltage at the lower refrigerator light, the freezer light would need to be replaced. If there is not a fluctuating DC voltage, and voltage tests good, then the likely issue would be the lower refrigerator light.

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Gregory, commonly a strobing LED set that runs in the same circuit is going to indicate that one of the LEDs W11683242 have shorted out. If one of the freezer LEDs are not operating at all, then this would be what is causing the strobing. The aurora light control board W10830288 can also be tested at connection J2 pin 3 (red probe of meter) to pin 4 (black probe of meter) and it should measure 12-14VDC with the door open. If the voltage is not constant, or is not 12-14VDC, then the aurora board would need to be replaced.

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Colleen for Model Number WRS325FDAM04

First light in freezer went out which is wpw10515057. Next day both lights in refrigerator went out. As my husband was removing light behind crisper draw he accidently touched wire and got jolt and lights flickered on since he completed connection. So he knew one light is bad and unplugged refrigerator next time.He could not remove light at top refrigerator. I assume it's led light wpw10515058. Does one light control the whole circuit and how do we figure out which light is faulty?

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Hello Collen, the led lights are in a series circuit, the top led light in the fresh food ceiling is the master module. There is 120v going to it with the yellow to white wires, internally it converts the 120v to low voltage about 14vdc and powers its led light and there are red and yellow/red wires that link the low voltage output to the other fresh food led light on the lower rear wall of the fresh food and then to the led light in the freezer, all light modules have to be connected and working for the led lights to work .If the freezer led light went out first its the faulty light module. All the led light modules use clips to hold in the liner, the clips are about 1-2 inches in on the long side, use a putty knife to wedge in and press in the clips.

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Hello Leonid, the 2 Led Light modules W10515057,WPW10515057 WPW10515057 you have listed are identical parts, both have one plug-in wire connector, and are used in the freezer and lower rear of the fresh food section, part WPW10515058 WPW10515058 has 2 wire connectors and is located in the top of the fresh food section ceiling..

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Ruben for Model Number WRS322FDAM04

The led lights are dim in both the freezer and fridge section. Based on the reading, I ordered part, WPW10515058 on 11/2018. After replacing this part with the new one, I have the same results. Note that I have not measured anything for correct voltages. I now come to realize that the fridge section has another LED module on the bottom of the fridge that does not turn on at all. I somehow missed this light and only noticed that the ones that were dim and not the one that did not light up at all. My question, does this mean that I need to replace led module located at the bottom of the fridge with part # WPW10515057?

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Ruben, more than likely the lower light [WPW10515057] in the refrigerator section has a short and is causing the issue.

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Dmitry, you will want to test the freezer light for incoming voltage. If you test from the grey wire with a red meter probe and the yellow/red wire with the black meter probe, you should read between 11 to 14 VDC. If you show this voltage on the meter, then you have a bad freezer light [WPW10515057] and it is not allowing for a complete circuit for the other lights to operate properly.

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John, If there is only portions of the leds in each section working then this would be faulty LED light boards that will need replaced.

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Jean, Your top refrigerator has a led inverter board in it and all the other lights are supplied voltage from this light. ON your main control you can test at p3 connector pins p3-1 to p2-4 for 120 vac to led light. If you have this voltage then the control is doing its job and the issue is in the primary light.WPW10515058

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