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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:
This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.
I replaced the evaporator sensor. Your company sent me the exact sensor I needed at a great price. No other company was able to help. No call was needed. Your website was great. Read more
This tube supplies water to the ice maker and water dispenser systems, running from the water source to the dispensing mechanisms. Replace when you experience low water flow, no ice production, or visible leaks along the water line path.
Ordered new tube part AJR56656503 for Lg LFX25978ST/01 watched a lot of videos but none showed how to remove the door tube end from its connection so I just cut and spliced the new tube to the old under the cover for the door hinge area after feeding it from the back of frig to that area. It was easy till I tried to remove the line end from ice maker area. Read more
Keeps refrigerator air fresh by filtering odors and contaminants. Replace every 6 months or when indicator alerts. Confirm fit with your model number.
Just wanted to say how incredibly nice and helpful the gentleman was that helped me on the phone when I called to place the order. Very nice..... Read more
Right-side support rail for refrigerator freezer baskets. Replaces cracked, broken, or worn rails causing baskets to slide poorly or fall off track.
Ordered the plastic glides that connect to the metal rails. Super easy fix! Read more
The Lower Refrigerator Door Hinge is an OEM part for LG refrigerators, designed to support and pivot the refrigerator door, allowing it to open and close smoothly. This hinge is a critical component for the proper alignment and function of the door, ensuring an airtight seal when closed to maintain the internal temperature and efficiency of the refrigerator.
Causes of damage to the lower refrigerator door hinge often include normal wear and tear, excessive force when opening or closing the door, or corrosion due to moisture and cleaning agents.
Symptoms of a bad Lower Refrigerator Door Hinge include:
This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Kenmore models.
Watched video, ordered part, fixed successfully, easily, and quickly. Read more
Ice maker not dumping ice or auger motor making grinding noise? This assembly produces and dispenses ice. DIY repair in under 20 minutes with video guide.
Very easy. Video on the AppliancePartsPros website made it a no brainer. Very helpful. Read more
This is a temperature sensor assembly that monitors the internal temperature of the refrigerator compartment and relays readings to the control board. It helps regulate cooling cycles and defrost timing to maintain proper temperatures. Replace this sensor if your refrigerator is running too cold, too warm, not defrosting properly, or displaying error codes related to temperature.
Removed back cover in refrigerator to find the coil frozen. I ordered the part overnight and I replaced the defrost sensor, now all is well!! Fast and easy thanks to AppliancesPartsPros.com!! Read more
Freezer frosting over or refrigerator not cooling? This defrost control assembly regulates the defrost cycle to prevent ice buildup. Moderate DIY repair.
Ice won't dispense but ice maker works? The auger motor drives ice from the bin to the chute. Moderately easy repair with our video guide and DIY tips.
I ordered a new motor. The new motor's electrical harness was not long enough, so I had to use some wire from the old motor, splicing it to make it reach. Problem solved. Also, the in-the-door ice maker was leaking water and the old motor was covered with ice. Cleaned calcium buildup around the water inlet. Problem solved. Read more
Spring for the ice door lever mechanism in your refrigerator's dispenser. Replace if the spring is stretched, broken, or missing and the ice door won't stay closed.
The ice chute flap wasnt closing. 1. I turned off power 2, Pulled off facia around controls on freezer door,, you have to pull out the bottom part of the chute first , its clipped in 3. Disconnected the front panel 4. Unscrewed the next panel to allow access to the chute flap 5. Removed 1 screw holding complete flap and mechanism and replaced with new 6. Re installed all parts in reverse Problem was the chute flap had worn and was folding over on top edge when opened and then wouldnt return... Read more
The Thermistor Assembly is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. It serves a crucial function in monitoring and regulating the temperature within the appliance. By sensing temperature changes, the thermistor sends information to the refrigerator’s control board, ensuring the system adjusts cooling to maintain the desired temperature settings.
Symptoms of a failing thermistor assembly include:
Causes of thermistor assembly failure typically involve electrical faults, damage from moisture or frost, or simple wear over time, which can impact its ability to accurately measure and report temperatures.
This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore.
Replace thermistor. Explained to home owner either thermistor or compressor since it was running hot but only 10 minutes to change out. Luckily client still has warranty on fridge to replace old compressor and thermistor. Read more
Supports and guides the lower freezer drawer for smooth opening and closing. Replace if rail is cracked, broken, or drawer no longer glides properly.
Had the model number of the refrigerator and went on the web looking for a diagram to find the part that I needed. Found and bought the rails and attached the new one in the freezer. Very easy fix. Read more
If your refrigerator shows an ER RF error code or won't cool properly, this fan motor assembly restores airflow. Moderate DIY difficulty repair.
According to LG site error code is Refrigerator Fan. I removed the current fan by taking out the shelves. Then removing the bottom left track that is held in by 2 screws and a tab. Then you remove the plenum in the back. To do so, remove 2 screws under that hold the middle rack support. You need to lift up the covers that cover the screws. Once you have done that, pull down on the plenum, then pull forward and remove. You need to un-plug the fan to remove the plenum. Once that is... Read more
Replacement freezer tray for refrigerators. Organizes and stores frozen foods in the freezer compartment. Replace if cracked, broken, or damaged.
I ordered the parts they arrived quickly and I installed them with my in-law. The company sent me a video of the installation of one of the pieces and the others were easy to install. Read more
Hinge assembly for refrigerator doors. Installs at door pivot point to support door weight and enable smooth opening/closing. Replace if cracked or worn.
There is one hinge on top and one at the bottom, but it was none of these it ended up being this hinge that I ordered. Door was having a little hesitation at closing, the door would not pull your hand to close or it would not closed by itself. replaced this part and the refrigerator was fixed. Read more
Seals the ice bank door to prevent warm air from melting ice and causing clumping. Replace if ice melts, refreezes into clumps, or frost forms around the bin.
We have an LG fridge that is 10 years old that was starting to have sweating problems around all the gaskets. So it was either a new fridge or try replacing the gaskets. I purchased a new ice maker door gasket using the parts catalog on the website. Very easy to order and they offer a short video to show the technique to switch out the old and new gaskets. Also did the same thing with the door gaskets and freezer drawer gasket. Website was very easy to work with and find the correct parts and... Read more
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