Lfxs30796d/01 Parts

This assembly stores ice and delivers it from the ice maker to the dispenser. Replace it when the bin is cracked, warped, or its drive components are damaged, causing weak dispensing, jams, or being stuck on one ice type.

• Stores ice and interfaces with the dispenser system to deliver cubes or crushed ice
• Resolves no or weak ice dispensing
• Corrects grinding/clicking noises or auger jamming from a damaged bin
• Addresses visible cracks, broken tabs, or a bucket that won't seat securely

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Open the door and pull the old bucket straight out; depress any release tab if equipped
• Align and seat the new assembly fully so the drive coupling engages—do not force it
• Restore power and test the dispenser (cube and crush selections)

This DC motor drives the refrigerator's circulation fan, moving air across the coils and through the compartments for steady, efficient cooling. Replacing a weak, noisy, or seized motor restores airflow and temperature stability. What it does:

• Converts DC power into rotation to spin the attached fan and promote airflow
• Supports efficient heat exchange for even compartment temperatures
• Common symptoms: fan not running or intermittent, loud humming/squealing/grinding, warm spots or frost buildup, longer run times
• Contributes to reduced ice production or error codes in some models

• 1 DC motor

• Disconnect power and wear cut-resistant gloves; internal panels may have sharp edges
• Access the motor behind the interior panel or rear service panel; note connector orientation and wire routing
• Transfer the fan blade, grommets, and any mounting hardware from the old motor if needed
• Seat the blade fully and verify it spins freely before reassembly and restoring power

This sensor PCB assembly detects and relays sensor signals to the appliance control system, restoring accurate sensor feedback and communication when the original sensor board fails or malfunctions. Designed as a direct replacement board. What it does:

• Reads sensor inputs and converts them to signals the main control board can interpret.
• Replaces a failed or intermittent sensor board that causes incorrect readings or sensor-related error codes.
• Can resolve symptoms such as unexpected sensor faults, control errors, or appliances not responding to sensor changes.
• Matches the OEM board function; verify model compatibility before ordering.

• Always disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or shorting the board.
• Use ESD precautions and handle the PCB by its edges to prevent static damage.
• Ensure all connectors are fully seated and the board is mounted in the original orientation.

Door switch magnet for reed switch

This button assembly replaces the set of push buttons on the appliance control panel to restore reliable input and a finished appearance. Replaces worn, broken, or unresponsive control buttons so the unit accepts user commands correctly. What it does:

• Provides the user-facing push buttons used to select cycles, options, and start/stop functions
• Restores physical button action for hard-to-press, stuck, or missing buttons
• Helps resolve intermittent or non-responsive control inputs caused by damaged button hardware
• Maintains the original fit and appearance of the control panel

• One button assembly

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair
• Access typically requires removing the control console or top panel—keep fasteners and clips organized
• Handle the assembly carefully to avoid damaging plastic tabs or button contacts
• Test button operation before fully reassembling the console

This LED assembly restores backlight illumination for compatible LG displays, improving screen brightness and uniformity so images look clearer and easier to see. It replaces a worn or failed backlight strip. What it does:

• Provides the backlight illumination that lights the LCD panel
• Restores overall brightness and reduces dark or dim areas
• Can stop flickering or intermittent light if LEDs are failing
• Helps eliminate uneven lighting or bright/dark bands across the screen

• One LED assembly (single backlight strip) as shown

• Disconnect power and allow capacitors to discharge before starting
• Handle the LED strip and circuit board by the edges; avoid touching LED surfaces and PCB traces
• Keep track of screws and clips; test the display before fully reassembling

This cover cap is a small plastic trim piece that protects exposed fasteners and improves the appliance's appearance. It snaps into place to hide mounting posts and help prevent snags or debris buildup. What it does:

• Covers and protects exposed screws, posts, or fasteners for a finished look
• Prevents lint, dust, and debris from collecting around the mounting point
• Reduces the chance of fabric snags or contact with sharp edges
• Restores worn or missing trim for improved cosmetics

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any service that exposes electrical components
• Usually installs by snapping over the post or press-fitting into the trim opening — no special tools required
• If needed, remove adjacent trim pieces to gain access, then reinstall trim in reverse order
• Inspect surrounding mounting hardware for damage and replace if necessary

This guide assembly rail is the replacement drawer slide that restores smooth, stable movement for a refrigerator or appliance drawer. It keeps the drawer aligned and reduces sticking or uneven operation for everyday use. What it does:

• Guides and supports the drawer as it opens and closes to maintain proper alignment.
• Reduces sticking, scraping, and uneven travel caused by worn or damaged rails.
• Helps prevent drawer sagging and improves load stability when pulling out the drawer.
• Works with the factory mounting points and keeps the drawer tracking true.

• One guide assembly rail.

• Disconnect power or follow appliance-specific safety procedures before servicing.
• Remove the drawer or access panel to reach the existing rail; keep fasteners for reuse unless replacement required.
• Compare the new rail to the old part to ensure fit and orientation before installing.
• If fasteners are damaged or missing, replace with OEM-specified hardware.

Note: Left Rail Cap

This lower hinge assembly secures and supports the refrigerator door pivot, restoring proper door alignment and smooth opening/closing. Replace a worn or damaged lower hinge to stop sagging, help seal performance, and reduce rubbing or binding. What it does:

• Provides a stable pivot point for the lower side of the refrigerator door.
• Corrects door sagging or misalignment that can cause poor sealing or uneven gaps.
• Reduces rubbing, scraping, or binding when opening and closing the door.
• Restores proper door operation after impact damage or worn hinge components.

• One lower hinge assembly

• Disconnect power and remove food from the door area before starting; support the door to prevent dropping during removal.
• Keep all original fasteners if they are undamaged; some models may reuse screws or pins.
• Use appropriate tools and take care not to damage the door finish or gasket; wear gloves to protect hands.

The motor bracket assembly secures the motor inside your appliance, keeping it aligned and stable. Replacing a damaged bracket helps reduce vibration-related noise and prevents the motor from shifting or rubbing during operation.

• Securely supports and positions the motor within its housing
• Maintains proper alignment and clearance to prevent rubbing or scraping
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling noises from a loose or broken mount
• Replaces cracked, warped, or broken brackets that allow the motor to move

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves.
• Remove the necessary cover/panel to access the motor area.
• Transfer the motor and any cushions/grommets and screws from the old bracket to the new one.
• Ensure moving parts rotate freely and wiring is secured before reassembly.