Lfc25570 Parts

This lamp reflector mounts behind the refrigerator light to direct and spread illumination throughout the compartment. Replacing a cracked, melted, or missing reflector helps restore bright, even lighting so you can clearly see food and shelves. What it does

• Sits behind the interior lamp to reflect light forward into the compartment
• Helps maintain even, consistent illumination and reduces shadows
• Typical symptoms: dim or uneven lighting with a good bulb, yellowed/melted reflector, cracked or missing reflector
• Supports proper visibility around shelves and bins

• 1 lamp reflector

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electric shock
• Remove the light lens/cover and bulb to access the reflector
• Reuse existing screws or clips as applicable
• Do not overtighten fasteners; reinstall bulb and lens, restore power, and test

This vegetable tray assembly replaces the crisper shelf that supports produce in the refrigerator, restoring stable storage and organization for fruits and vegetables. It provides a solid shelf surface for the crisper area. What it does

• Replaces a cracked, chipped or broken crisper shelf that no longer supports produce
• Restores a flat, stable surface so drawers and produce sit level
• Prevents items from falling through or shifting inside the refrigerator
• Helps maintain normal storage arrangement and easy access to fruits and vegetables

• One vegetable tray assembly

• Disconnect power or unplug the refrigerator before servicing for safety
• Remove all food and any drawers/shelves that block access before replacing the tray
• Handle carefully—avoid dropping or striking the tray during installation
• Seat the tray fully into its supports; do not force or alter the part

This compressor damper is a vibration-isolating mount that sits between the sealed-system compressor and the chassis. It cushions the compressor to reduce noise, limit vibration transfer, and help keep refrigerant lines from being stressed.

• Isolates the compressor from the frame to absorb start/stop shock and vibration
• Helps reduce humming, rattling, or buzzing from the back/bottom of the appliance
• Replaces a damper that's cracked, flattened, hardened, or missing
• Can help if the compressor rocks or the unit vibrates excessively

• Disconnect power and pull the unit forward for access; remove rear/service panel if present
• Support the compressor to relieve load on the mounts before removing fasteners
• Match orientation; transfer any sleeves/spacers from the old damper to the new one
• Ensure the compressor sits level and that tubing is not strained before restoring power

This duct assembly routes internal airflow in the appliance, replacing damaged or worn vent tubing to restore proper air movement. It helps reduce air leaks and airflow-related performance issues when the original duct is compromised. What it does:

• Channels blower air from the fan housing to the exhaust path to maintain proper ventilation.
• Replaces collapsed, torn or disconnected ducting that can cause poor airflow.
• Addresses symptoms such as reduced drying/cooling performance, longer cycles, or warm cabinet air.
• Helps eliminate drafty or noisy airflow caused by gaps or damaged duct sections.

• Disconnect power (and turn off gas supply for gas appliances) before beginning service.
• Access may require removing rear or lower access panels; keep hardware organized for reassembly.
• Inspect and replace any damaged clamps, seals or gaskets during installation for a proper seal.

This fan assembly circulates air through the appliance so coils and internal components operate at the proper temperature. Replacing a failed or noisy fan can restore airflow and help prevent performance issues caused by weak circulation.

• Moves air across coils and components to support designed cooling/dehumidifying performance
• Helps maintain steady airflow to reduce overheating or icing conditions
• A failing fan can cause little to no airflow even when the unit is running
• Common symptoms: fan not spinning, intermittent operation, loud rattling/grinding, vibration, or thermal shutdown

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock or injury
• Access the fan area per your unit's service information; remove panels/shrouds as needed
• Note wire connections and mounting order; transfer any brackets, grommets, or hardware from the old assembly
• After installation, ensure the fan spins freely and clears all shrouds, then test operation before reassembly

This name plate is the exterior emblem that mounts to the appliance's front panel. It replaces a missing, cracked, or faded badge to restore a clean, factory look and cover the designated trim area.

• Attaches to the outer panel to display brand/series identification
• Restores a finished appearance where the original emblem sits
• Direct replacement for a lost, damaged, or worn badge
• Typical symptoms: missing emblem, loose or broken tabs, peeling, or discoloration

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance
• Carefully remove the old emblem; release any tabs from behind or peel away remaining adhesive
• Clean and dry the mounting surface; remove all residue for best fit
• Align with the recess/holes and press evenly until fully seated

This lower cover assembly protects the appliance's lower cabinet area and helps keep internal components free from debris while supporting proper airflow. It restores the unit's finished appearance and helps prevent damage to wiring and controls. What it does:

• Shields lower cabinet components from dust, lint and accidental contact
• Helps maintain correct airflow routing under the appliance
• Prevents foreign objects from reaching motors, pumps or wiring
• Re-establishes the finished exterior where the lower panel is missing or damaged

• One lower cover assembly

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before starting work
• Remove any exterior panels or trim as needed; basic hand tools required
• Handle edges carefully; wear gloves to avoid cuts
• Secure all fasteners; replace any damaged clips or screws

This is a refrigerator drawer tray assembly that replaces a worn or broken food storage drawer. It restores smooth operation and helps organize produce, deli items, or snacks so they're easy to access and properly contained.

• Holds and organizes refrigerated items within the compartment
• Slides in/out on its guides for convenient access
• Helps maintain separation to reduce spills and cross-contamination
• Common signs of wear include cracks, broken tabs, sticking, or a drawer that won't seat properly

• Unplug the refrigerator and remove food from the affected drawer
• Fully extend and lift/tilt as directed to remove the old drawer
• Inspect and re-use existing rails or hardware if designed to remain on the cabinet
• Align the new tray on the guides and slide it in until it seats securely

Replacement cover frame that restores the appearance around the appliance control area while protecting internal components. Use it to replace cracked, warped, or missing trim and keep the control panel edges aligned and secure. What it does:

• Replaces damaged or cracked trim around the control panel for a finished, uniform look
• Protects underlying switches and electronics from dust and light debris
• Helps keep control-panel edges aligned and prevents loose or flopping trim
• Improves overall appliance appearance after impact or wear

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs
• Removal of the control panel or console is typically required; keep all fasteners for reassembly
• Handle edges carefully to avoid scratches or cuts and to prevent damage to the new frame

This main PCB power control board assembly replaces the appliance's primary electronic control module to restore power distribution and control functions. It's used when the unit has control or power issues that point to a failed main board. What it does:

• Manages power distribution to the appliance's motors, valves, and sensors
• Interprets control commands and runs electronic cycles for normal operation
• Can cause unresponsive controls, no power, or erratic behavior when faulty
• May trigger control-panel error codes or intermittent starting/stopping

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock; follow all safety procedures
• Handle the board by its edges and use ESD protection to avoid component damage
• Reuse existing mounting hardware and connectors unless otherwise specified by the OEM

This door holder secures the microwave door assembly to the cabinet, restoring proper alignment and a snug close. Replace a broken or worn plastic retainer to reduce rattling and help the door seat correctly. What it does:

• Secures the door assembly to the oven frame so the door sits flush and aligned
• Helps the door engage the latch correctly for reliable closing
• Reduces door movement and rattling caused by a cracked or missing retainer
• Commonly replaced when the door feels loose, sags, or won't stay properly seated

• One door holder

• Disconnect power before starting work; never service a microwave while it's energized
• Remove door trim and glass panels carefully to avoid damage; keep track of small screws and clips
• Test door alignment and smooth operation after installation; do not force parts into place

This small stopper installs in the refrigerator to limit the travel of a moving component and keep it securely in place. Replacing a broken or missing stopper prevents over-extension and helps maintain smooth, aligned operation.

• Limits the range of motion for a door, bin, or drawer to prevent over-opening or accidental removal
• Helps keep interior components aligned and operating smoothly
• Replace if cracked, missing, or deformed
• Common symptoms: drawer or bin slides out too far, door swings past normal range, or a broken plastic stop is found

• Disconnect power before servicing; remove or support the affected bin/drawer/door
• Note the old stopper's orientation and location before removal
• Transfer and reuse any original screws or clips if applicable
• Snap or fasten the new stopper in place and test for smooth movement

Motor Bracket secures the motor assembly, keeping it aligned and reducing vibration for reliable operation. Replacing a damaged bracket restores stable motor mounting and helps reduce noise and premature motor wear. What it does:

• Secures and supports the motor to maintain correct alignment and stable operation.
• Reduces motor vibration and operational noise when properly installed.
• A cracked, bent, or broken bracket can cause increased noise, vibration, or motor misalignment.
• Use when the existing bracket is bent, damaged, or failing to hold the motor securely.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Access may require removing the cabinet or an access panel; keep track of fasteners.
• Installation typically requires basic hand tools; avoid forcing parts into position.

This genuine replacement basket door assembly restores a dishwasher's silverware basket closure so utensils stay secure during wash cycles. It replaces a broken, cracked, or missing basket door to keep small items contained. What it does:

• Replaces the small hinged door on the silverware basket that opens and closes for loading.
• Keeps forks, knives and spoons from falling out or shifting during a cycle.
• Prevents small items from interfering with spray arms and wash performance.
• Helps the basket maintain its intended fit and alignment in the lower rack.

• One basket door assembly as shown.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Remove the lower rack to access the silverware basket and replace the door; no special tools usually required.
• Inspect hinge clips or pins for wear and replace if damaged to ensure proper operation.

This PCB power control board is the main electronic control that manages appliance functions and power distribution. Replacing a failed board restores proper control and helps resolve electronic and power-related faults. What it does

• Controls and coordinates appliance functions by processing user inputs and sending signals to motors, valves, heaters, and displays
• Manages power distribution to subsystems and protects against erratic electrical behavior
• Common symptoms of a failing board: appliance won't start, intermittent operation, unresponsive controls, or error codes tied to electronic control
• Replacing the board often resolves communication faults and loss-of-function related to the main control electronics

• One PCB power control board assembly (as shown)

• Disconnect power before starting; risk of electric shock if power is not isolated
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components or connector pins to prevent static damage
• Verify connector alignment and seating; do not force connectors—confirm match to the wiring harness