Fphc2398l5 Parts

Protective housing cover for the refrigerator temperature sensor. Mounts on the fresh food compartment wall. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.

Fixes intermittent or complete loss of refrigerator function caused by damaged electrical connections. This wiring harness restores power flow between components.

Ice maker not dispensing cubes or producing hollow ice? This ice maker ejector controls the ice release cycle. Moderate DIY repair for most models.

Ice maker won't stop making ice or overflows? This refrigerator ice maker control arm regulates ice production cycles. Straightforward repair.

This thermal cutoff is a safety device in the refrigerator's ice maker that shuts off the heater circuit if temperatures exceed safe limits. It helps protect the ice maker assembly from overheating during the harvest cycle. Replace this part if the ice maker stops producing ice, fails to complete its cycle, or if testing confirms the thermal cutoff has tripped and no longer resets.

Refrigerator support base plate that mounts components securely. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper structural support.

3/32" blade screwdriver for accessing and adjusting small screws on appliance control panels and trim. Essential for maintenance and repairs.

This return air seal keeps refrigerator airflow channels sealed so cold air returns to the evaporator properly, helping maintain consistent temperatures and reduce frost and moisture issues. It replaces a worn or damaged return-air gasket. What it does

• Seals the return-air opening to direct cold air back to the evaporator
• Helps maintain even cooling and prevents warm air infiltration
• Reduces frost, moisture buildup, and uneven temperature zones
• Commonly replaced when you notice poor cooling, excessive frost, or air leakage noises

• One return air seal

• Disconnect power before starting work
• Remove any trim or panels that block access to the return-air opening
• Seat the seal into the channel or mating surface; some installations use adhesive or retainers—follow the manufacturer's instructions