Lfx28968s/00 Parts

This guide assembly is a factory-style mounting guide used in TV chassis to position and support internal components, helping maintain correct alignment and stable operation during use and service. What it does:

• Provides a mounting and alignment point for internal TV components to keep assemblies stable
• Helps maintain proper spacing between parts to prevent rubbing, misalignment, or rattling noises
• Can restore correct fit where a damaged or worn guide causes loose panels or shifting components
• Useful when repairing or replacing adjacent parts that rely on the guide for proper positioning

• Guide assembly

• Disconnect power and remove the TV from its wall mount or stand before servicing
• Handle the panel and internal boards carefully to avoid damage; use non-marring tools
• Keep track of all screws and grounding hardware removed during disassembly for reassembly

This DC motor powers the washer's drum rotation, restoring normal spin and agitation so loads wash and rinse effectively. Designed to replace a worn or failed drive motor for reliable drum movement and consistent cycle performance. What it does:

• Spins the drum and controls agitation for wash and rinse cycles
• Restores normal spinning when the washer won't agitate or spin
• Helps reduce noisy, uneven, or intermittent drum rotation when the motor is the cause
• Works with the washer's electronic controls to regulate motor speed and direction

• One DC drive motor

• Disconnect power before starting and follow the washer manufacturer's service manual
• Basic disassembly of the cabinet and drum support is typically required; keep fasteners organized
• Verify wiring connectors and mounting orientation match the removed motor before final assembly
• Check control board and wiring for faults

A PTC thermistor assembly that senses temperature and provides the control board with accurate temperature feedback to help regulate heating and cycling. Replacing a faulty thermistor restores reliable temperature monitoring for safe, consistent operation. What it does:

• Monitors temperature and sends a signal to the appliance control so heating and cycles can be adjusted.
• Helps prevent overheating by enabling proper control of the heating system.
• Common symptoms of a failing thermistor: incorrect or inconsistent temperatures, heating that won't start or won't stop, extended cycle times, or temperature-related error codes.
• Works as the OEM-designated temperature sensing/feedback component for compatible LG units.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Handle the assembly carefully; avoid pulling on wires or connectors—replace in the same orientation.
• May require basic hand tools and access panels.

This is the main control board that manages power and operational commands for the appliance, restoring normal control when the original board fails. Replaces a faulty main board to help the appliance respond correctly to user inputs. What it does

• Controls power distribution and coordinates signals between user interface, sensors, and motors.
• Can cause no power to the unit or unresponsive controls when failed.
• Works as the central logic board that executes cycles and safety interlocks.

• One main control board assembly.

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or damage.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge; use an ESD strap if available.
• Verify connector orientation and secure all wiring harnesses; do not force connectors.

This dispenser door link connects the dispenser actuator to the refrigerator dispenser door so the door opens and closes smoothly when dispensing. Replaces a worn or broken link to restore proper dispenser door movement. What it does:

• Transfers motion from the dispenser actuator to the dispenser door so the door opens when dispensing
• Keeps the dispenser door aligned for proper sealing and closure
• Can fail if the door won't open, sticks, or the dispenser lever feels loose or disconnected
• Compatible with dispenser assemblies that use a separate plastic/metal link between actuator and door

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Access may require removing the dispenser trim or front housing—keep fasteners organized
• Handle plastic components carefully to avoid cracking; inspect surrounding parts for wear

This door gasket assembly replaces a worn or damaged refrigerator door seal to help restore an airtight seal and maintain proper cooling. A properly seated gasket reduces drafts, moisture intrusion, and energy loss. What it does:

• Seals the refrigerator door to keep cold air in and warm air out.
• Helps prevent frost buildup and moisture accumulation inside the compartment.
• Reduces compressor run time and energy usage caused by a leaking seal.
• Addresses symptoms such as warm spots, visible gaps around the door, or condensation on the door edges.

• Disconnect power to the appliance and remove food from the door area before starting.
• Inspect the door flange for damage and clean the mounting surface to ensure a proper seal.
• Seat the gasket fully into the channel; some models require loosening or removing trim screws to install.
• If the door does not close evenly after installation, check hinge alignment and adjust per the OEM instructions.

This refrigerator shelf assembly replaces a broken or worn shelf to restore a flat, stable storage surface for food and containers. It fits into standard shelf supports and helps keep items organized and visible. What it does:

• Provides a stable, flat surface for storing food, beverages, and containers
• Replaces cracked, chipped, or sagging shelves that no longer support items safely
• Restores proper spacing and organization inside the refrigerator
• Helps prevent spills by returning a level storage surface

• Remove food and loose items from the area before replacing the shelf.
• Slide the shelf into the existing tracks or supports until it seats securely.
• If glass, handle carefully and wear gloves to avoid cuts; inspect mounting supports for damage.
• If the shelf does not seat properly, do not force it—check for obstructions or damaged brackets.