Lfx25973d Parts

This AC fan motor drives the cooling fan that moves air through your appliance's heat-exchange coils, helping maintain stable temperatures. Replace a failed motor to restore reliable airflow and reduce noise or inconsistent cooling.

• Powers the fan blade to move air across the coils for efficient heat transfer
• Helps maintain steady compartment temperatures and overall cooling performance
• Common symptoms include: fan not running, weak or no airflow, loud humming/squealing, or intermittent cooling
• Replaces a seized, slow, or burnt-out motor to restore proper circulation

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow moving parts to stop completely
• Access the fan assembly; note wire positions and mounting orientation
• Transfer the fan blade, bracket, and grommets from the old motor if required
• Secure the motor, route wiring as original, ensure the blade spins freely, then restore power and verify operation

This cabinet roller supports the refrigerator and lets the unit roll in and out of place for cleaning or service. Replace a worn or broken roller to restore smooth movement and help keep the appliance properly positioned.

• Supports the base of the refrigerator and enables rolling movement
• Helps with safe positioning and service access without dragging
• Common failure signs: appliance is hard to move, scraping or rolling noises, a flat-spotted/cracked wheel, or a wheel that won't turn
• Replace when the roller is damaged, seized, or missing

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply; protect flooring before moving the appliance
• With help, pull the refrigerator forward and safely support it to access the roller
• Remove mounting fasteners, install the new roller, and reuse original hardware
• Confirm level and smooth movement before returning the unit to its location

Left side upper hinge.

Note: Looking at the diagram, this is item# 141B and it does not include the metal frame shown in the picture. The assembly with the frame is item# 141A and is no longer available from the factory. 

This tube assembly directs water through the appliance, restoring a secure, leak-resistant path when the original line is brittle, kinked, or damaged. Replacing it helps stop leaks and restores normal water flow.

• Routes water from the inlet valve to internal components
• Maintains sealed connections to reduce drips and seepage
• Replaces tubing that is cracked, kinked, or clogged with mineral deposits
• Common symptoms: visible leaks, puddling, low flow, or intermittent water delivery

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel to catch residual water and relieve line pressure
• Note the routing and connection points; transfer any retainers from the old part if needed
• Insert tubing fully into fittings and tug gently to confirm engagement; restore water and check for leaks

This sub PCB assembly is an electronic control board that processes inputs and switches components, coordinating specific appliance functions. Replacing a failed board can restore normal operation and resolve dead controls, error codes, or intermittent, unpredictable behavior. What it does:

• Distributes and regulates control power and switches loads via onboard relays/triacs
• Interprets signals from sensors and the user interface to execute commands
• Coordinates timing and operation of related components per the appliance's program logic
• Failure may present as no power, won't start, unresponsive or flickering display, random beeps, or recurring error codes

• 1 sub PCB assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• Use ESD protection and handle the board by the edges
• Photograph wiring; transfer connectors one at a time and ensure they are fully seated
• Secure the board with existing fasteners/standoffs; perform any required reset or diagnostic per your model's service info

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 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

Power cord assembly that restores the appliance's connection to household mains. Replaces a damaged or worn cord to help stop power loss, sparking, or intermittent operation and restore a safe power feed. What it does:

• Provides the main electrical connection from the wall outlet to the appliance so internal components receive line voltage.
• Replaces cords with visible damage, frayed insulation, exposed wires, or broken plug prongs.
• Can resolve symptoms such as no power, intermittent power, sparks at the plug, or breaker trips caused by a faulty cord.
• Restores the original style of power connection and strain-relief routing for a secure fit.

• Always disconnect power at the wall before attempting service.
• Basic hand tools may be required; secure the cord firmly with the appliance's strain relief and tighten screws.

This damper motor support replaces a broken or warped mount for the refrigerator's air damper assembly. It holds the damper motor and door securely so the system can meter freezer air into the fresh food compartment.

• Secures and aligns the air damper motor/door within the duct
• Helps ensure proper opening/closing of the damper to regulate airflow and temperature
• Damage can contribute to a warm or too-cold refrigerator and inconsistent temperatures
• May cause clicking or buzzing from the damper area or a visibly loose assembly

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Access the damper behind the fresh food compartment duct/cover; remove shelves as needed
• Note wiring and orientation; transfer the existing damper motor and door to the new support and reuse fasteners
• Ensure the door moves freely and seals before reassembly; restore power and verify airflow

This customized pin is a precision fastener that serves as a pivot or locating point within your appliance. It helps keep mating parts aligned and moving smoothly. Replace a bent, worn, or missing pin to restore proper operation. What it does

• Acts as a pivot/axle or locating pin between connected parts
• Maintains alignment to reduce wobble and uneven movement
• Supports smooth opening/closing or rotation at the joint
• Common signs it's needed: looseness, sagging or misalignment, scraping/squeaking at the pivot, or a visibly worn/bent/missing pin

• One customized pin

• Disconnect power (and shut off water supply, if applicable) before servicing
• Support the door/panel/assembly to remove load from the pin during removal/installation
• Note the orientation and order of any spacers, bushings, or washers and transfer them to the new pin
• Apply a light lubricant and verify smooth movement before restoring power

Replacement drain tube assembly that directs wastewater from the appliance tub to the drain pump, restoring proper drainage and helping reduce leaks. Use when the original tube is cracked, kinked, clogged, or visibly leaking. What it does

• Channels wastewater from the tub to the drain/pump for normal draining.
• Maintains a sealed path to help prevent water leaks under or around the appliance.
• Replace when you see pooling water, slow or no drain, or visible damage to the tube.
• Works as the fluid conduit; does not include clamps or pump.

• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning any service.
• Route the tube along the original path and secure with existing clamps or the correct replacement fasteners.
• Avoid kinks, sharp bends, and contact with sharp edges to prevent leaks or premature wear.
• After installation, restore power/water and run a short drain cycle; check all connections for leaks.

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.

Damper motor support secures the damper motor assembly inside the refrigerator, keeping the air-control damper aligned so it opens and closes correctly. Replacing a damaged support restores proper airflow control and reduces noise. What it does:

• Secures and positions the damper motor assembly so the air-control damper moves smoothly.
• Keeps the motor and damper aligned to help prevent rattling, grinding, or loose motor noise.
• Supports consistent airflow between compartments to assist with even cooling.
• Resolve damper movement problems like the damper not opening or closing fully.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work; remove food and shelves as needed for access.
• Remove the interior access panel to reach the damper assembly; handle plastic tabs and clips gently to avoid breakage.
• Align the motor and damper during reassembly and secure all fasteners; test damper operation before replacing panels and shelving.

This water tank assembly is the refrigerator's internal reservoir that stores and delivers water to the dispenser and ice-making system, restoring proper water flow and reducing service calls for lost dispensing or poor ice production. What it does:

• Holds and routes fresh water from the household supply to the dispenser and ice maker
• Replaces cracked, warped, or leaking reservoirs that cause visible leaks or loss of water pressure
• Restores normal dispensing when the original tank is blocked, damaged, or failing
• Works with the refrigerator's water pump/valve system to maintain steady water delivery

• Disconnect refrigerator power and shut off the water supply before beginning work
• Drain remaining water from lines and tank to avoid spills; keep towels handy
• Inspect and replace any worn gaskets, hoses, or clamps for a complete seal