Lfx25980 Parts

This condenser fan assembly circulates air across the condenser coils and compressor to remove heat from the refrigeration system. Replacing a failing fan helps restore efficient cooling performance and protects the compressor from overheating. What it does:

• Draws air through the condenser coils to dissipate heat
• Supports proper system pressures and overall cooling efficiency
• Helps maintain stable temperatures in both compartments
• Common symptoms include the fan not running, loud noise from the rear, warm cabinet temperatures, or a very hot compressor area

• Pre-assembled fan motor with blade and mounting bracket

• Disconnect power before servicing; use gloves to protect against sharp edges
• Access the lower rear compartment and remove the back cover to reach the fan
• Note wire positions; move over any reusable grommets or screws and secure the assembly firmly
• The blade spins freely and is oriented to move air across the condenser; clean coils before restoring power

RAIL,SLIDE-LEFT

This small torsion spring restores tension to the dispenser ice door lever so the chute door snaps closed after dispensing. It helps keep warm air and moisture out, reducing frost, condensation, and stray ice from the dispenser.

• Provides return tension for the dispenser ice chute door/lever
• Helps the chute door seal properly to limit warm air infiltration
• Worn or broken springs may cause the ice door to stay open or close slowly
• Symptoms can include frost/ice buildup in the chute, moisture at the dispenser, or cubes dropping/clumping

• Unplug the refrigerator or switch off the circuit breaker before servicing
• Remove the dispenser trim/panel to access the ice door mechanism; note spring orientation with a photo
• Use needle-nose pliers and eye protection—small springs are under tension and can snap
• After installation, cycle the dispenser to confirm the door opens/closes freely and seals

Right Hand side

Right side upper hinge.

This plastic tube carries water within your refrigerator between internal components. Replacing a brittle, kinked, or leaking line restores dependable water flow and helps prevent drips that can damage interiors, cabinetry, or floors. What it does

• Routes water between internal components (such as valves, filters, reservoirs, and dispensers)
• Helps maintain proper water flow and pressure when intact and unkinked
• Typical failure symptoms: water leaks, slow or no water flow, visible cracks, flattening, or kinks
• Age- or heat-related hardening can cause stress cracks near bends or fittings

• One plastic tube

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Note original routing and clip locations; avoid sharp bends, abrasion points, and hot surfaces
• Insert tube ends fully into their fittings (quick-connect or compression, per design) and gently tug to confirm they're seated
• Restore water, purge air as needed, and check all joints for leaks before pushing the unit back

This fan motor assembly circulates air across the evaporator coils to keep temperatures even inside the refrigerator. Replacing a worn or noisy motor restores proper airflow for consistent cooling performance.

• Drives the evaporator fan to move chilled air through the cabinet and vents
• Helps maintain stable temperatures and reduces frost from stagnant air
• Common symptoms: weak or no airflow, loud or intermittent fan noise, temperature fluctuations, refrigerator section warmer than expected
• Failures may result from worn bearings, moisture exposure, or an open motor winding

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection
• Access the fan behind the interior rear panel; remove shelves/drawers as needed and avoid bending evaporator fins
• Note wire connector orientation and mounting order; transfer any reusable hardware from the original assembly as needed
• After reassembly, verify the fan spins freely and confirm operation before reloading the compartment

The Cap Cover is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. This cover is designed to protect and secure various components within the refrigerator, such as the water filter or other internal mechanisms. Its role is to ensure that these components are shielded from debris, moisture, and potential damage, maintaining the overall efficiency and cleanliness of the appliance.

Causes of a bad cap cover can include wear and tear over time, cracks or breaks from accidental impacts, or warping due to exposure to temperature fluctuations. Misalignment or improper installation can also contribute to the cap cover becoming damaged or ineffective.

Symptoms of a bad cap cover include:

• Loose or missing cover
• Visible cracks or damage on the cover
• Debris or moisture accumulating in areas meant to be protected
• Misalignment or difficulty in securing the cover properly

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

Left Hand side

This joint assembly is the connector that joins two refrigerator water tubes to form a tight, leak-resistant seal. Replace it to stop leaks at a line coupling and restore reliable dispenser and icemaker water flow.

• Connects two plastic water lines within the refrigerator's water system
• Maintains a watertight seal to prevent drips and air intrusion
• Common fix for leaks at a coupling or tubing that won't stay seated
• Symptoms include slow/sputtering dispenser, small/no ice production, or visible seepage at the connector

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Dispense water to relieve line pressure
• Depress the connector collar to release the tubing; cut damaged tube ends square and fully insert tubing until it bottoms out
• Restore water and power, then check all connections for leaks

This holder is a small mounting bracket that secures a mating component in place inside the appliance. Replacing a cracked or missing holder restores a firm, rattle-free fit and proper alignment.

• Provides a stable mount for the designated part
• Prevents shifting and vibration that can cause noise or premature wear
• Common signs of failure: broken tabs, stress cracks, or the attached part sagging or falling out
• When damaged, the connected component may be loose, noisy, or misaligned

• Disconnect power; if working near water tubing, also shut off the water supply
• Note the original orientation and mounting points; take a photo before removal
• Reuse existing fasteners and avoid overtightening to prevent cracking the plastic
• Ensure the attached component is secure and clears any moving parts before restoring power

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

This connector joins two sections of the refrigerator's water tubing to create a secure, leak-resistant seal. Replace a cracked or loose connector to restore proper water flow to the dispenser and ice maker.

• Provides a sealed union between two water tubes in the appliance's water system
• Helps prevent air and water leaks that can impact dispenser and ice maker performance
• Typical failure signs include drips or puddles near the connection, visible seepage, or moisture alerts
• Also causes low/no dispenser flow or small or hollow ice cubes

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply; dispense water to relieve line pressure
• Prepare tubing with a clean, square cut; insert each tube fully into the connector until seated, then pull-test to retention
• Restore water and check all joints for leaks; purge air by dispensing water before normal use

This replacement temperature sensor measures the compartment temperature and reports it to the control board, helping your refrigerator maintain consistent cooling. Replace a failing sensor to restore accurate temperature readings and dependable performance.

• Monitors refrigerator/freezer temperature and relays data to the control
• Helps the system regulate compressor and fan operation for steady cooling
• A failing sensor can cause temperatures that are too warm or too cold
• May lead to extended run times, short cycling, or erratic cooling

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves.
• Location varies by model; commonly clipped to the evaporator or mounted in an air duct/liner.
• Match the connector, route wiring along the factory path, and secure the probe in its original position.
• Restore power and allow up to 24 hours for temperatures to stabilize.

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