Lmx25984st Parts

This door gasket assembly forms the airtight seal between the door and cabinet. Replacing a worn gasket restores a proper seal to keep cold air in, moisture out, and temperatures stable to help reduce frost and condensation.

• Creates a tight seal around the door perimeter when closed
• Helps maintain interior temperature and reduce cold-air loss
• Helps minimize condensation and frost near the door opening
• Common symptoms of failure: tears/cracks, hardened or warped gasket, visible gaps, door not sealing or popping open

• Disconnect power before servicing and clear items from the door
• Soften the new gasket in warm water or with low heat to relax folds; do not overheat
• Remove the old gasket from the retainer/channel; press the new gasket fully into the channel, starting at the corners
• Close the door and perform a paper-strip test around the perimeter; reseat or adjust hinges as needed for a uniform seal

This capacitor is an electrical replacement part that helps restore reliable motor/compressor start and operation in compatible appliances. Replacing a failed capacitor can stop intermittent operation and reduce abnormal humming or failure-to-start issues. What it does:

• Provides the stored electrical charge needed for motor or compressor start-up and stable operation
• Commonly linked to symptoms like humming, repeated starting/stopping, slow or failed starts, or loss of function
• Stabilizes voltage to reduce stress on motor circuitry and improve run consistency
• Replaces a worn or failed capacitor to restore normal appliance electrical performance

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before beginning any service
• Capacitors can hold a charge—discharge carefully
• Observe terminal orientation and wire placement; replace with identical specifications

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 light lens covers and protects the interior lamp, diffusing brightness for a clean, finished look. Replacing a damaged lens helps keep the bulb or LED safe from bumps and moisture inside the compartment.

• Shields the bulb/LED from impact and moisture
• Diffuses light for more even illumination
• Restores appearance when the original lens is cracked, yellowed, or missing
• Helps ensure a secure fit

• Disconnect power before servicing and let any hot bulb cool
• Remove shelves or bins as needed for access
• Release the locking tabs or slide the old lens to disengage; avoid prying that could crack plastic
• Seat the new lens fully until the tabs engage; do not force

This ice gear transfers motor rotation to the refrigerator's ice mechanism so cubes can be dispensed or ejected. Replacing a worn or stripped gear restores smooth, reliable ice operation and helps eliminate grinding or clicking noises.

• Transfers drive from the motor to the ice mechanism (auger/ejector, depending on model)
• Helps move ice through the system for dispensing or harvest
• Common symptoms: no or slow ice dispensing, auger not turning, loud clicking/grinding from the ice bin
• Cracked or stripped teeth indicate the gear should be replaced

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove the ice bin and access the ice assembly per your model; note gear orientation for reassembly
• Align teeth carefully; do not force the gear onto the shaft
• Inspect related parts (drive coupler, auger, motor shaft) and replace any worn components to prevent repeat failure

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

STOPPER ASSEMBLY,DOOR

This replacement screw secures specified panels or components inside your appliance. Refreshing worn or missing hardware helps restore a tight fit, reduce rattling, and keep assemblies properly aligned for reliable performance.

• Provides secure fastening for brackets, panels, or internal assemblies
• Replaces stripped, rusted, or lost hardware
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling noises
• Symptoms include loose panels, shifting components, or a screw that won't tighten

• Disconnect power and allow any hot surfaces to cool before servicing
• Wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection
• Match length and thread to the original; replace like-for-like
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; do not overtighten

This hinge bolt secures the hinge to the appliance cabinet or door, keeping alignment true and motion smooth. Replacing a stripped, missing, or corroded bolt helps restore proper door operation and reliable closing.

• Fastens the hinge to support and stabilize the door
• Helps maintain alignment for smooth opening and closing
• Replaces damaged, stripped, or missing hardware

• Disconnect power to the appliance; shut off water supply if applicable
• Support the door to prevent strain on remaining hardware; enlist a second person if needed
• Note the order/orientation of any shims or washers and transfer them during reassembly
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten securely without overtightening

This temperature sensor is the thermistor that monitors compartment temperature and reports it to the control. Replacing a failed sensor helps restore accurate cooling and steady, reliable temperatures in your refrigerator.

• Detects refrigerator or freezer air temperature and sends a resistance signal to the control board
• Helps the control regulate compressor, evaporator fan, and air damper operation
• Also called a thermistor; critical for maintaining stable, set-point temperatures
• Failure symptoms can include sections that are too warm or too cold, erratic temperature swings, or frequent cycling

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing
• Access location varies by model (often behind an interior cover or air duct); note routing and placement before removal
• Reinstall in the original position and route wiring in the factory path; ensure the connector is fully seated
• Restore power and allow up to 24 hours for temperatures to stabilize

This PTC thermistor assembly feeds temperature feedback to the control so the appliance can monitor conditions and run sensor-based cycles correctly. Replacing a failed sensor restores reliable automatic operation and prevents errors that lead to inconsistent results.

• Detects temperature changes and sends a resistance signal to the main control for sensor/auto functions
• Helps regulate time and power during sensor-driven cycles for consistent performance
• Failure symptoms can include "sensor" errors, cycles ending too soon or running too long, or inconsistent results
• In some models, a bad sensor may prevent sensor modes from starting

• Disconnect power before servicing; microwaves can retain dangerous high voltage—discharge the capacitor before touching internal components
• Access and mounting location vary by model; commonly found behind the grille or near the control in the air duct path
• Route the harness exactly as original; keep wiring away from sharp edges and hot areas
• Avoid touching the sensing tip; ensure all connectors are fully seated

This vegetable tray assembly replaces the crisper shelf that supports produce in the refrigerator, restoring stable storage and organization for fruits and vegetables. It provides a solid shelf surface for the crisper area. What it does

• Replaces a cracked, chipped or broken crisper shelf that no longer supports produce
• Restores a flat, stable surface so drawers and produce sit level
• Prevents items from falling through or shifting inside the refrigerator
• Helps maintain normal storage arrangement and easy access to fruits and vegetables

• One vegetable tray assembly

• Disconnect power or unplug the refrigerator before servicing for safety
• Remove all food and any drawers/shelves that block access before replacing the tray
• Handle carefully—avoid dropping or striking the tray during installation
• Seat the tray fully into its supports; do not force or alter the part

This compressor damper is a vibration-isolating mount that sits between the sealed-system compressor and the chassis. It cushions the compressor to reduce noise, limit vibration transfer, and help keep refrigerant lines from being stressed.

• Isolates the compressor from the frame to absorb start/stop shock and vibration
• Helps reduce humming, rattling, or buzzing from the back/bottom of the appliance
• Replaces a damper that's cracked, flattened, hardened, or missing
• Can help if the compressor rocks or the unit vibrates excessively

• Disconnect power and pull the unit forward for access; remove rear/service panel if present
• Support the compressor to relieve load on the mounts before removing fasteners
• Match orientation; transfer any sleeves/spacers from the old damper to the new one
• Ensure the compressor sits level and that tubing is not strained before restoring power

This duct assembly routes internal airflow in the appliance, replacing damaged or worn vent tubing to restore proper air movement. It helps reduce air leaks and airflow-related performance issues when the original duct is compromised. What it does:

• Channels blower air from the fan housing to the exhaust path to maintain proper ventilation.
• Replaces collapsed, torn or disconnected ducting that can cause poor airflow.
• Addresses symptoms such as reduced drying/cooling performance, longer cycles, or warm cabinet air.
• Helps eliminate drafty or noisy airflow caused by gaps or damaged duct sections.

• Disconnect power (and turn off gas supply for gas appliances) before beginning service.
• Access may require removing rear or lower access panels; keep hardware organized for reassembly.
• Inspect and replace any damaged clamps, seals or gaskets during installation for a proper seal.

This name plate is the exterior emblem that mounts to the appliance's front panel. It replaces a missing, cracked, or faded badge to restore a clean, factory look and cover the designated trim area.

• Attaches to the outer panel to display brand/series identification
• Restores a finished appearance where the original emblem sits
• Direct replacement for a lost, damaged, or worn badge
• Typical symptoms: missing emblem, loose or broken tabs, peeling, or discoloration

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance
• Carefully remove the old emblem; release any tabs from behind or peel away remaining adhesive
• Clean and dry the mounting surface; remove all residue for best fit
• Align with the recess/holes and press evenly until fully seated