Reggie June 01, 2026 for Model Number KRFF507HPS00 The lights on the top and in the freezer compartment are just really dim, not out. Is the problem still with an individual light?
1 Answer Hello Reggie, and thank you for your question. It is possible that an individual light could cause the top and freezer lights to be dim. If you have a thin piece of wire about 2-4 inches long, there is an easy test to see if this is the case. With 1/8" of each end of the wire bare, the wire can be used as a jumper wire to replace an LED module for testing purposes. The freezer LED would be the first place to start as it is the most common to cause this. With the freezer door open and the door switch taped down, remove the freezer LED and place the jumper wire into the cabin connector to jump from terminal to terminal. Once the wire is securely in place, open the fresh food doors. If the top LEDs start working properly, the freezer LED likely has an internal short causing the issue. If it does not allow the top LEDs to operate properly, close the fresh food doors, remove the jumper wire, and install the freezer LED. Remove the tape holding the door switch and close the freezer door. The fresh food door switches can be taped down and the same testing process can be used for each fresh food LED, one at a time. If jumping out an LED corrects the issue, replacing that LED will likely correct the failure. The LEDs come in an LED kit W11683243 and not individually. If not, the failure would likely be with the main control board W11224256. Read More...
Howard October 19, 2025 for Model Number KRFF507HWH00. I have one light that has gone out on the top center of my refrigerator. Is it possible to replace this single defective LED light without buying the whole set of 12?
1 Answer Howard, thanks for your question. Unfortunately, the manufacturer doesn’t list an individual LED for the model you provided. However, the LED kit W11683244 would be the best option for your model — it includes three LEDs with longer harnesses. Read More...
Jerald June 23, 2024 for Model Number KRMF606ESS01 Why does my door alarm keep beeping and I have no lights in the freezer or refrigerator? I replaced the evaporator motor in the refrigerator refrigerator section, and my ice maker does not work now. The box seems to be cold, and the only problem was frosting up before I replaced the evaporator fan and the two sensors mounted to fan.
1 Answer Jerald, Check the door switches and check to ensure that the door is closing properly and that all shelving is in place properly. If this is good then it sounds like the LEDS would need to be replaced. Read More...
Julie November 27, 2023 for Model Number KRFF507HPS00 Kitchenaide Refrigerator My freezer light is out. All the other lights work. Can I just replace this LED module.
Brittny May 10, 2023 for Model Number KRFF507HPS00 All top lights are out, how do I know which light to change. I replaced 1 light a year ago but it was the only one out. Now all top lights are out. Any help???
1 Answer Brittny, With all of the LED's being out you will want to test at the main control board on the P10 connector Pin 1 Tan/Red wire to Pin 2 Pink wire. There should be 12-24 Vdc and if there is not then the main control board will be the issue. If there is then test each LED to determine where you are losing voltage. If there is voltage to the led but it is not coming on then it is faulty. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Brittny, a putty knife or similar flat tool will be needed to pry the module out of the liner. Read More...
1 Answer Brittny, There are no red clips associated with this LED Light Module W11683242. Read More...
Tim November 16, 2022 for Model Number JF36NXFXDE01 right side lights will not work, now no lights will work. is there more than one light out or a board control the lights?
1 Answer Tim, the LED control W11368839 would need to be tested at the two-wire connection for 120VAC when the doors are open. If there is voltage, the wires at pin one to pin two, pin three to pin four, and pin five to pin six would need to be tested for 12VDC. If there is not DC voltage, the LED control has failed. If there was not voltage going to the LED control, the door switches would need to be tested to identify if one has failed or if there is a wire failure in the liner. The door switches can be tested for continuity when the refrigerator power supply is off. There should be continuity when the switches are not being depressed. Read More...
1 Answer Tim, The light module just snaps into place and you would use a putty knife and get under the edge to release the clips and remove them. Read More...