Lghc2342lfo Parts

This wiring harness carries power and signals between major components to restore electrical connections and normal appliance operation. It replaces a damaged, burnt, or disconnected harness to help resolve intermittent or lost function. What it does:

• Routes power and control signals between the control board, sensors, motors, or other modules
• Replaces frayed, melted, or broken wires that cause intermittent operation or component failure
• Can stop symptoms such as controls not responding, lights or motors not powering, or erratic appliance behavior
• Provides factory-style connectors for correct, secure mating with original components

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Match harness connectors to original routing and secure all clips to prevent chafing
• Handle connectors by the plastic housings; avoid pulling on wires

This mechanical refrigerator thermostat regulates interior temperature, letting the compressor cycle on and off to maintain your set cooling level. It's a direct replacement for worn or unresponsive temperature controls to restore consistent cooling. What it does:

• Senses cabinet temperature and signals the compressor to run or stop to maintain setpoint
• Replaces a thermostat that won't hold temperature, causes continuous running, or prevents cooling
• Works with manual temperature-control knobs (mechanical sensing and switching)
• Typical failure symptoms: refrigerator too warm, too cold, or compressor that runs constantly or not at all

• Disconnect power before attempting any service to avoid shock or damage
• Access may require removing control panels or shelves; keep track of mounting screws and orientation
• Confirm wiring and terminal placement match the old thermostat before final connection

This return air seal keeps refrigerator airflow channels sealed so cold air returns to the evaporator properly, helping maintain consistent temperatures and reduce frost and moisture issues. It replaces a worn or damaged return-air gasket. What it does

• Seals the return-air opening to direct cold air back to the evaporator
• Helps maintain even cooling and prevents warm air infiltration
• Reduces frost, moisture buildup, and uneven temperature zones
• Commonly replaced when you notice poor cooling, excessive frost, or air leakage noises

• One return air seal

• Disconnect power before starting work
• Remove any trim or panels that block access to the return-air opening
• Seat the seal into the channel or mating surface; some installations use adhesive or retainers—follow the manufacturer's instructions