7957130 Parts

Replacement shelf glass for refrigerator interiors that provides a stable flat surface for food storage and helps contain spills. Restores a cracked or missing shelf so you can safely organize items and use full storage capacity. What it does:

• Provides a sturdy, level platform for food, containers and small appliances.
• Helps contain spills and makes cleanup faster and easier.
• Replaces cracked, chipped or missing shelves that cause unstable storage or lost usable space.
• Restores proper shelving so items sit flat and doors/drawers close without obstruction.

• Handle carefully; wear cut-resistant gloves when installing or removing damaged glass.
• Slide the shelf into the refrigerator's existing supports or clips—do not force or flex the glass.
• Confirm shelf is fully seated and level before loading; do not overload beyond the refrigerator's recommended shelf capacity.
• If support brackets or clips are broken, replace them before using the new shelf.

This replacement door shelf bar secures items on a refrigerator door shelf, restoring proper storage and helping keep bottles and containers from sliding or falling when the door is opened. A simple, direct fix for broken or missing shelf retainers. What it does

• Holds door-bin items in place so bottles, jars and containers stay secure during normal use
• Replaces cracked, warped or missing shelf retainer bars that allow items to tip or fall
• Helps restore proper shelf function and usable door storage
• Designed to match the OEM fit and mounting points for a direct replacement

• Remove contents from the door shelf before replacing the bar
• Install by aligning with the shelf slots or mounting tabs and snapping or sliding into place per the original orientation
• Use gentle pressure to avoid damaging surrounding bins or trim; do not force metal parts
• Refer to your refrigerator's owner's manual for model-specific instructions and safety guidance

This hinge cover replaces a cracked or missing upper door hinge trim to restore a clean appearance and protect the hinge area from dust and debris. It snaps into place over the hinge for a finished look. What it does:

• Covers and protects the upper door hinge mechanism from dirt and damage
• Restores the cabinet's finished appearance after a broken or missing cover
• Helps prevent small objects from getting into the hinge area
• Commonly replaced when the hinge cover is cracked, broken, or loose

• Disconnect power to the appliance before service and follow all safety guidance
• Install by aligning over the upper hinge and snapping or securing per the original fasteners
• May require removal/support of the door for safe installation on some models

The Door Switch is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. It is responsible for detecting whether the refrigerator door is open or closed, allowing the appliance to control the interior light and, in some models, the cooling functions accordingly.

Causes of a bad door switch can include wear and tear from frequent use, electrical issues, or physical damage to the switch mechanism. A faulty door switch can lead to improper operation of the refrigerator's light or cooling system, affecting overall performance.

Symptoms of a bad door switch include:

• Interior light not turning on or off properly
• Refrigerator not cooling properly or running continuously
• Door alarm not functioning correctly
• Intermittent or unresponsive switch operation

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

The LG light lens is an OEM replacement part responsible for protecting and diffusing the light emitted by the refrigerator's interior light bulb. The light lens cover helps create a well-lit interior environment, allowing users to see and access their stored food items clearly. It measures about 15 inches wide by 6 inches deep.

Over time, the light lens can become discolored, cracked, or damaged due to regular use and exposure to temperature changes. Causes of a bad light lens include wear and tear, impact from food items, or damage during cleaning.

Symptoms of a bad light lens include:

• Cracks or breaks in the lens
• Discoloration or clouding that reduces light clarity
• The lens not staying securely in place

This LG part can also be used on Kenmore/Sears appliances. 

This refrigerator ice maker assembly automatically fills, freezes, and harvests ice cubes into the bin. Replacing a failed ice maker restores steady ice production and proper shutoff when the bin is full.

• Automates the ice-making cycle: fills the mold, freezes water, and ejects cubes into the bin
• Monitors bin level and stops production when full
• Helps address symptoms such as no ice production, not cycling/harvesting, or cubes not ejecting
• Can also help with intermittent or inconsistent ice output

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the ice bin, unfasten mounting screws, and disconnect the wire harness
• Transfer existing brackets or covers if required; reconnect harness and secure the assembly
• Align the fill tube with the icemaker inlet; restore power/water and allow up to 24 hours for normal ice production

This display case is the molded housing for the refrigerator's control panel. It supports and aligns the user interface components and trim, restoring a secure, finished fit when the original case is cracked, broken, or out of shape.

• Positions and supports the display/selector board and buttons in the panel opening
• Provides mounting points for panel trim and fasteners
• Helps shield internal components from dust and incidental moisture
• Common signs it's needed: cracked or broken plastic, missing tabs, loose or misaligned control panel

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove the panel/trim per your model's procedure; note screw and clip locations
• Carefully handle the user interface board and wiring; avoid static discharge and pinched harnesses
• Transfer any brackets or clips from the old case to the new one, then reassemble and test

This sheathed defrost heater mounts at the evaporator and melts frost during the automatic defrost cycle to restore airflow and stable temperatures. Replacing a failed heater helps prevent ice-clogged coils, warm spots, and noisy fan interference.

• Melts frost from the evaporator coil during the defrost cycle to maintain proper airflow
• Symptoms of failure: persistent ice on the back panel, weak cooling, or the evaporator fan striking ice
• A failed heater can cause long run times and temperature swings
• Replace if the element tests open/short or shows visible damage

• Disconnect power before service; allow components to warm to reduce risk of cracking brittle plastics
• Remove shelves and the evaporator cover; carefully defrost ice—do not chip or pry against the fins
• Transfer original clips/insulators if present; route wires as original and make firm electrical connections
• After reassembly, ensure the drain area is clear and the fan spins freely