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Fix a refrigerator not cooling properly with this compressor sealing pipe. Essential sealed system component for restoring proper refrigeration.

Adjustable leveling leg that threads into the refrigerator base frame to support and stabilize the unit. Replace worn, broken, or missing legs.

This is the motor that drives the auger inside the ice dispenser chute of a refrigerator. It rotates the auger to push ice from the storage bin through the dispenser opening when the lever or button is activated. Replace this motor if ice is not dispensing, you hear a humming sound but the auger doesn't turn, or the dispenser motor has stopped working entirely.

Fix clicking doors or misaligned refrigerator doors with a new hinge cam. Restores smooth open/close action and proper door alignment. DIY-friendly repair.

Front cover panel for your refrigerator door. Snaps into place to restore appearance and protect controls. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing clips.

Seals the refrigerator door to keep cold air in and moisture out. Replace when worn or deformed to restore proper cooling and reduce frost buildup.

The Thermistor Assembly is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. As a key component, it plays an integral role in monitoring and regulating interior temperatures. Consisting of a thermistor sensor and connection wire harness, it communicates real-time temperature readings to the control board. 

Symptoms of a bad thermistor assembly can include failure to properly detect temperature changes, causing inaccurate interior conditions, or affecting automatic defrost cycles. Breaks or shorts in the wiring can interrupt readings.

Causes of failure include general wear over time, damage from moisture exposure, or loose connections inhibiting communication. Thermistors may also fail prematurely in high-humidity environments.

Symptoms of a bad thermistor assembly include: 

• Inability to maintain set interior temperatures
• Frost or ice buildup inside with poor defrosting  
• Refrigerator failing to cool or cooling excessively
• Control panels displaying error codes relating to sensors

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

Support roller that mounts to the refrigerator base, allowing the unit to roll for cleaning or service. Replace if worn, broken, or causing uneven positioning.

If your refrigerator display is dead, shows error codes, or behaves unpredictably, this sub PCB assembly processes inputs and controls specific functions.

Magnetic door gasket that seals the refrigerator or freezer door to maintain cold temperatures and prevent frost buildup. Replace if door doesn't seal, frost accumulates, or gasket is torn.

Fix uneven cooling or frost buildup with a refrigerator fan assembly. Restores proper airflow across coils to maintain consistent cabinet temperatures.

Fix water leaks from your refrigerator with this water line tube assembly. Stops leaks caused by brittle or kinked tubing and restores normal flow.

Refrigerator door basket organizes small items on the interior door. Replace if cracked, broken, or no longer securely holding contents during use.

Upper door hinge assembly for bottom-mount refrigerators. Mounts at the top of the cabinet to support the door. Replace if cracked, broken, or lost.

Refrigerator not cooling properly? This damper motor support secures the air damper assembly that controls airflow between compartments. Simple DIY fix.

This holder assembly is a structural mounting piece that supports and secures an internal component in your appliance. Replacing a cracked or worn bracket helps restore proper alignment and keeps parts stable during everyday use.

• Provides a rigid mounting point for the attached component
• Keeps parts aligned to reduce movement and vibration
• Helps prevent rattling or noise from loose mounts
• Common signs of failure: visible cracks/broken tabs, looseness, or parts that won't stay seated

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, turn off the water supply before service
• Note the orientation of the original part to match fitment
• Reuse existing mounting screws or hardware unless the manufacturer specifies otherwise
• Do not overtighten fasteners; the secured component is fully seated and stable