Sandra July 12, 2021 for Model Number WRS325FDAW02 Please confirm part replacement for strobbing lights in both main food and freezer compartments for Whirlpool Model #WRS325FDAW02
1 Answer Hello Sanda, the LED light modules are wired in series, any one of them starting to fail can cause the strobing, however, the most likely one to cause this is the one in the freezer WPW10515057. Read More...
Jason July 05, 2021 for Model Number WRS322FDAM00 Lights are not working at all replaced the freezer and the lower fridge section light but still nothing.
1 Answer Hello Jason, the master LED module WPW10515057 is located in the fresh food section ceiling. Read More...
Jerry Dalton June 21, 2021 for Model Number 106.51134210 Parts recommended for flashing or strobing led refrigerator light. Parts recommended includes two lights and a brush which varies in price from $156-$85 plus brush. Which bulb or is the $156 light assembly the one I need?
1 Answer Jerry, It is the freezer light assembly that would cause the strobing effect in the refrigerator lights and you would need part number WPW10515057. Read More...
Dave May 30, 2021 for Model Number wrs32jfnah01 Does the top refrigerator light control the bottom light and the freezer light? Or do they all have to be replaced. Thank you. Dave
1 Answer Dave, The freezer light is in control of all the lights in the refrigerator and would need to replace the freezer light if all are out or if they are flickering. Read More...
George May 08, 2021 for Model Number WRS325FDAB02 LED board, part AP6022534, has discolored/burnt R17 and R15. Should replacing the part fix this problem or is it a sign of the main control needed to be replaced as well? This all started when freezer light went out first.
Michael April 22, 2021 for Model Number WRS325FDAT04 My Whirpool refrigerator (model WRS325FDAT04) LED lights are not working consistently. The lights may come on when the door is open normally for a while then later you may open the door and there will be no lights or dim, flickering lights. When that happens if you push in the door switch all the way then release it the lights will come on most of the time. I have the replaced the door switch twice with new switches but neither one solved the problem. Can you advise me on what to try next? Thanks!
1 Answer Michael, Thanks for the question!!! Sounds like the LED board has failed. The part number is WPW10515058. Read More...
Ed April 20, 2021 for Model Number Whirlpool refrigerator WRS325FDAM02 All 3 led lights strobe in sync. Is part # wpw10515058 returnable if does not fix problem?
Bernie April 12, 2021 My wife left the refrigerator door open by mistake for about 5 min. now the lights do not work. Could this cause the LED light Assembly to burn out ? Kitchen Aid KSF 22c4cy yoo.
1 Answer Hello Bernie, the interior lights will come on if either door is opened, having the door open for 5 min should not have affected anything other than the Door Ajar alarm will sound, closing the doors resets the alarm. If the doors are still open after a certain time the main control board will disable the light circuit until it is reset by closing the doors. Suggest you try just unplugging the ref for a few minutes to reset the main control board first. The LED light module on the fresh food ceiling is the master LED module and it powers the other 2 modules. Read More...
Jim March 19, 2021 for Model Number Wrf757sdhz We noticed last week that the freezer light went out. Now today the upper fridge lights are extremely dim. Could the freezer light being out cause this?
1 Answer Jim, Yes, the freezer light is part of the circuit that powers the refrigerator top lights. I would replace that one first W11683243 Read More...
Rick March 01, 2021 for Model Number 10641122212 Both led lights, 1 in the fridge and 1 in the freezer are blinking rapidly. Should I replace both led control boards? Why would both boards go bad at the same time? Please advise. Thank you
1 Answer Rick, The led light in the top of the refrigerator is usually the problem. It has 120 VAC input and converts to an outgoing DC voltage to supply power to the other lights. Read More...