Sgs4322 Parts

This R/I box is the refrigerator control/interface module that routes power and signals between the main control and components. Replacing a faulty unit restores proper electrical communication and helps resolve intermittent or failed functions. What it does:

• Acts as an electrical interface between controls and components, routing signals and power.
• Can cause loss of specific functions (ice maker, dispenser, lights) when failing.
• May produce intermittent operation, no-response to controls, or communication errors.
• Used when diagnostics show the interface module is faulty or damaged.

• One R/I box (control/interface module)

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or damage.
• Ensure connectors are fully seated and wiring is routed as originally installed.
• Inspect mounting and surrounding components for damage; replace if needed.

This spark electrode wire routes ignition spark from the module to the oven/burner electrode so the appliance lights reliably. Durable insulated lead designed to restore consistent sparking and improve ignition performance. What it does:

• Conducts high-voltage spark from the ignition module to the electrode to ignite gas burners.
• Commonly replaces cracked, frayed, or heat-damaged ignition leads.
• Can resolve intermittent or no-spark ignition and burners that fail to light.
• Fits applications needing a single insulated black electrode lead.

• One black spark electrode wire as shown.

• Disconnect power and turn off the gas supply before starting any service.
• Handle the ceramic/insulator and electrode tip carefully; avoid bending or cracking.
• Ensure secure, clean connections at both ends; do not splice unless specified by manufacturer.

This replacement tubing connects the water inlet valve to the solenoid, directing water flow where the appliance needs it. Replaces worn or cracked hose to restore proper water routing and reduce leaks. What it does:

• Carries water from the inlet valve to the solenoid assembly
• Prevents leaks and maintains correct water flow when intact
• Commonly replaced if cracked, split, or hardened with age
• Helps resolve intermittent filling or leakage symptoms related to damaged tubing

• Inspect adjacent fittings and clamps; replace any damaged fasteners to ensure a proper seal
• Turn off water supply and unplug the appliance before attempting replacement
• Slide hose fully onto barbed fittings and secure with the correct clamp type; test for leaks after reassembly