Lfxc 24726S/02 Parts

This overload protector is a compressor safety device that helps stop the compressor if it draws too much current or overheats, preventing damage and helping the refrigerator system run safely. What it does:

• Interrupts compressor power during excessive current draw or overheating to protect the compressor motor
• Can prevent short cycling and repeated restart attempts that damage the compressor
• Commonly replaced when compressor hums but will not start, or when the appliance stops cooling due to compressor protection
• Works as part of the compressor start/protection assembly alongside the start relay and capacitor

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing the compressor or electrical components
• Handle terminals carefully and reconnect to the matching terminals only; do not modify leads
• Verify the part number against the existing component before installation

This button assembly replaces the damaged or non-working control buttons on your appliance's control panel to restore reliable user input and improve appearance. It fits into the console and provides the tactile surfaces needed to operate functions. What it does:

• Replaces worn, stuck, cracked, or missing control buttons so inputs register correctly.
• Restores the tactile feel and visual appearance of the control panel.
• Helps resolve symptoms such as buttons that don't respond, stick, or look broken.
• Interfaces with the console so the front buttons transmit commands to the control board.

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before starting to avoid shock or damage.
• Remove the control panel trim carefully to access the assembly; use appropriate screwdrivers and protect surrounding surfaces.
• Note connector locations and orientation before disconnecting; handle wiring and ribbon cables gently.
• Test button function after reconnecting power and before fully reassembling the console.

This duct cap assembly seals and finishes the dryer exhaust opening, directing airflow out of the appliance while protecting the duct connection from damage. It restores a secure exhaust path and helps maintain proper venting performance. What it does:

• Covers and secures the dryer exhaust/duct outlet to provide a stable connection point for the vent hose.
• Helps prevent air leaks at the duct connection that can reduce drying efficiency.
• Replaces cracked, broken, or missing outlet caps that cause rattling or poor airflow.
• Supports proper exhaust routing to reduce lint buildup at the connection point.

• One duct cap assembly.

• Disconnect the appliance from power (and gas if applicable) before accessing the duct area.
• Move the appliance away from the wall to reach the rear exhaust; remove the old cap and any sealing tape or clamps.
• Reattach the duct hose and secure with the original clamp or a replacement clamp rated for dryer vents.
• After installation, run a short cycle to verify a tight fit and proper exhaust flow; inspect for leaks or unusual vibration.

This power control board is the appliance's main electronic control module that manages power distribution and core functions. Replacing a failed board restores control and helps the appliance respond correctly to commands. What it does:

• Supplies and routes power to the appliance's electronic systems and motors
• Interfaces with user controls and other control boards to run selected cycles or functions
• Monitors basic system signals and helps trigger safety/error responses
• Common symptoms: appliance won't power on, no response to controls, intermittent power loss, or recurring control-related error indications

• Disconnect all power before starting work to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge; use ESD protection if available
• Verify the part number before installation; some models require removing control panels or housings for access