Lfcs27596s-01 Parts

Refrigerator not cooling properly? A faulty condenser assembly may be blocking heat release. This wire condenser restores cooling efficiency. DIY-friendly.

Protective cover assembly that shields the printed circuit board (PCB) in your refrigerator. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to protect electronics.

Fixes non-working dispenser or ice maker caused by damaged wiring. This harness assembly restores electrical connections between components. DIY-friendly repair.

Covers and protects the refrigerator door hinge assembly. Replace this cap if cracked, missing, or worn to restore a finished appearance and keep hinges clean.

Covers and protects refrigerator tubing inside the cabinet. Replace this tube cover if the original is cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper appearance.

Seals the home bar compartment door on your bottom-mount refrigerator. Replace if torn, cracked, or allowing warm air in. Verify fit with model number.

This name plate displays model and serial numbers on your refrigerator exterior. Replace if cracked, faded, peeling, or missing for proper identification.

Refrigerator not cooling or running loud? This compressor assembly restores the sealed system so your fridge maintains proper temperatures. Complex repair.

Drain tray assembly that collects condensation beneath your refrigerator. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to prevent water leakage issues.

LED light assembly for refrigerator interior lighting. Installs in fresh food or freezer compartment. Replace if cracked, dim, or not illuminating properly.

Replacement handle cap that covers and secures the end of a refrigerator or freezer door handle for a finished appearance and to protect exposed hardware. Restores a clean look and hides fasteners. What it does:

• Covers the exposed end of a door handle to conceal screws and mounting holes.
• Protects handle hardware from dirt and wear.
• Improves the appliance's appearance when an original cap is cracked, broken, or missing.
• Helps prevent snagging on a damaged or loose handle end.

• High-level snap-on or screw-on installation; handle removal may be required for access.
• Use basic hand tools as needed and avoid forcing parts to prevent damage.
• Confirm fit and finish before final installation.