Defrost Heater Parts

This radiant defrost heater melts ice build-up on the evaporator coil so your refrigerator can maintain proper airflow and cooling. It restores normal defrost operation and helps prevent excessive frost accumulation. What it does:

• Radiant heating element designed to melt frost and ice from the evaporator coil during the defrost cycle
• Restores airflow and consistent cooling when the evaporator has been restricted by ice
• Common symptom: visible frost or ice on evaporator or in freezer compartment
• Common symptom: poor or uneven cooling, longer run times, or a freezer that cycles abnormally

• One radiant defrost heater (single unit as shown)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock risk
• Access typically requires removing the evaporator cover; handle evaporator fins and heater carefully
• Inspect defrost thermostat/thermistor and defrost control components while replacing the heater — replace only the failed components

This fill tube heater keeps the ice maker's water inlet from freezing so your refrigerator can produce ice reliably. It applies gentle heat around the fill tube to help prevent ice blockages and water drips in the freezer.

• Warms the ice maker fill tube to help prevent freezing and ice buildup
• Helps maintain consistent water flow into the ice maker during fill
• Can address symptoms like no ice production, small/hollow cubes, or a frozen fill tube
• Reduces leaks at the fill spout caused by ice blockage

• Unplug the refrigerator and turn off the water supply before servicing.
• Defrost any ice in the fill tube area; avoid sharp tools that can puncture plastic.
• Route and secure the heater along the fill tube as originally installed; avoid pinching wires.
• Ensure the electrical connector is fully seated, then restore power and verify ice maker operation.

This kit restores your refrigerator's automatic defrost, melting frost from the evaporator so airflow and temperatures stay consistent. Use it when frost builds up and cooling performance drops in the fresh food section. What it does:

• Heats the evaporator coil during the defrost cycle to melt frost and ice
• Bimetal thermostat opens to end defrost at the correct temperature, preventing overheating
• Helps maintain proper airflow between freezer and refrigerator compartments
• Common signs include heavy frost on the back freezer wall, warm refrigerator section, or long run times with poor cooling

• 1 defrost heater and 1 defrost termination thermostat

• Unplug the appliance before service; wear cut-resistant gloves—edges can be sharp
• Remove freezer shelves/bin and rear panel to access the evaporator; photograph wiring for reference
• Clip the new thermostat to the same tubing location/orientation as the original and ensure firm contact
• Route wiring like the original, avoid damaging fins, reinstall the rear cover for proper airflow, and allow up to 24 hours for temps to stabilize

This 12-inch defrost heater melts frost and ice from the evaporator so your refrigerator can run efficiently and keep food at the proper temperature. It replaces a failed heater to restore normal automatic defrost cycles. What it does:

• Warms the evaporator coils during the defrost cycle to remove frost and ice buildup
• Helps prevent reduced cooling and frost accumulation on the evaporator
• Commonly used when the freezer/back wall has visible ice or when defrost cycles fail
• Works with the fridge's existing defrost control/timer and thermostat to clear ice safely

• One 12-inch defrost heater

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs
• Access usually requires removal of the evaporator cover; handle the evaporator and wiring carefully
• Verify correct heater orientation and secure connections; do not force or kink the element

This thaw heater is the evaporator defrost heating element that melts frost during the refrigerator's defrost cycle. Replacing a failed heater helps restore normal defrosting and reduce frost buildup that can restrict cooling. What it does:

• Heats the evaporator coil during the defrost cycle to melt accumulated ice
• Prevents excessive frost buildup that can block airflow and reduce cooling efficiency
• Common symptoms of a failing heater: heavy frost or ice on the evaporator/back wall, reduced cooling, or long compressor run times
• Works as part of the appliance's defrost system alongside the defrost thermostat and control

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access typically requires removing interior panels and the evaporator cover; handle the evaporator and wiring carefully
• Inspect associated defrost components (thermostat, timer/control) if problems persist; replace only parts confirmed faulty

Defrost heater melts frost and ice from the refrigerator's evaporator coils so the cooling system can run efficiently. Replacing a failed heater restores proper defrost cycles and helps prevent frost-related cooling issues. What it does:

• Heats the evaporator to melt accumulated frost and ice on the coils.
• Restores normal airflow and consistent temperatures when frost buildup reduces cooling performance.
• Common symptom linkage: visible frost or ice on the evaporator, long or continuous run cycles, or uneven/warmer compartments.
• Works with the defrost thermostat and control to complete the defrost cycle.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing the evaporator or heater — always prioritize safety.
• Handle evaporator fins and the heater element carefully to avoid damage; follow OEM routing and attachment points.
• Verify heater continuity and inspect the defrost thermostat and control before and after replacement; replace any failed defrost components as needed.

This heater and thermostat assembly replaces the dryer's heating module to restore normal drying performance by regulating and producing heat. It's a direct-fit assembly designed to simplify replacement and reduce diagnosis time. What it does:

• Provides the dryer's primary heating element and temperature control components.
• Regulates operating temperature via built-in thermostats/thermal cutouts.
• Stops heating when a thermostat or thermal cutoff opens, which can cause no-heat or under-heating symptoms.
• Helps address common symptoms like no heat, long dry times, or intermittent heating when diagnosed to this assembly.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting service to avoid shock or injury.
• Carefully discharge any residual heat and avoid contact with sharp sheet metal and the heating element.
• Inspect and replace any blown thermal fuses or damaged wiring.
• Follow model-specific instructions and torque/electrical guidelines from the OEM during installation.

The Refrigerator Heater Metal Sheath is essential for maintaining optimal temperature control in your refrigerator. This genuine OEM part is designed to protect the heater element, ensuring efficient operation and extending the lifespan of your appliance. Crafted from durable materials, the Heater Metal Sheath safeguards against wear and tear, preventing potential damage and maintaining consistent heating performance. Compatible with a variety of Samsung refrigerator models, it offers a secure fit and straightforward installation, making it an excellent choice for DIY repairs. By replacing a worn or damaged sheath with this genuine OEM part, you can restore your refrigerator's functionality, ensuring your food stays fresh and temperatures remain stable. This reliable component supports the overall efficiency of your appliance, providing peace of mind and enhancing your kitchen's performance. Choose the Refrigerator Heater Metal Sheath for a dependable solution that upholds the quality and functionality of your Samsung refrigerator.

This assembly contains the evaporator defrost heater and temperature thermostat that remove frost from the evaporator coil to help restore normal cooling. Replaces failed defrost components to help the fridge complete defrost cycles and reduce ice buildup. What it does:

• Heats the evaporator during defrost cycles so accumulated frost melts away
• Uses a temperature thermostat to open/close the heater circuit at the correct temperature
• Commonly replaces failed defrost parts when frost builds on the evaporator or the refrigerator runs continuously
• Helps restore normal airflow and cooling when defrost cycle has stopped functioning

• One defrost heater and thermostat assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle the evaporator and fins carefully to avoid damage; keep electrical connections secure and dry
• Follow the manufacturer instructions for routing and mounting the assembly

This heater harness assembly delivers power from the refrigerator wiring to the defrost/evaporator heater, restoring proper defrost cycles and helping prevent frost buildup that can reduce cooling performance. What it does:

• Routes electrical power to the evaporator/defrost heater so scheduled defrost cycles can run.
• Replaces a damaged or burned harness that can cause the heater to not energize.
• Commonly used when frost or ice accumulates on the evaporator, cooling is reduced, or defrost-related errors occur.
• Compatible with refrigerators that use the OEM-style heater connector configuration.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Avoid damaging refrigerant lines or other sealed-system components; if the repair requires access to sealed components or involves the refrigerant (R600a/isobutane).
• Inspect mating connectors and wiring for corrosion or damage; replace any compromised components to ensure a reliable connection.

Radiant Glass (Quartz), Length (Approx) - 17-3/4, 400 watts

This sheath heater assembly supplies the heating element used to warm air in the dryer, restoring proper drying performance when the original element fails. It's a direct-replacement part that fits into the dryer's heater housing. What it does:

• Heats incoming air so the dryer can remove moisture from clothes
• Replaces a damaged or open heating element that prevents the dryer from producing heat
• Addresses symptoms like no heat, long drying times, or intermittent heating
• Works with the dryer's thermostats and safety devices to regulate temperature

• Disconnect power (and gas supply if applicable) before beginning work
• Allow the appliance to cool and drain any stored energy before touching internal components
• Handle the heater carefully to avoid bending or damaging the element or terminals
• Check thermostats, thermal fuses, and wiring for related faults when replacing the heater

This defrost heater melts frost and ice buildup on the evaporator so your freezer can run efficiently and maintain proper cooling. It's a direct replacement heater element used in frost control during automatic defrost cycles. What it does

• Heats the evaporator coil during the defrost cycle to remove frost and ice buildup.
• Helps restore normal airflow and cooling when frost is blocking the evaporator.
• Common symptom: visible ice buildup on evaporator or frost accumulation inside the freezer.
• Common symptom: reduced cooling performance or long run times due to iced coils.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Access the evaporator by removing the back panel inside the freezer; follow the OEM repair diagram.
• Handle the heating element carefully to avoid bending or damaging the coil; ensure proper routing and clip placement.
• After installation, restore power and test continuity of the heater with a multimeter if needed.

This defrost heater melts frost and ice from the refrigerator evaporator so the cooling system runs efficiently and food stays properly chilled. It restores normal auto-defrost operation when the original heater has failed. What it does:

• Heats the evaporator coil during the defrost cycle to remove frost buildup
• Helps maintain consistent cooling by preventing ice that can block airflow
• Common symptom: visible frost or ice buildup on the evaporator or inside the freezer
• Common symptom: reduced cooling performance or longer run times between cycles

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before replacing the heater to avoid shock
• Access typically requires removing the evaporator cover inside the freezer
• Inspect and replace any damaged clips, mounts, or wiring; harness connections are secure
• Test the heater for continuity (and check associated thermostat/thermistor) before final reassembly

This heater assembly provides the high heat source used to dry clothes faster by warming the air inside the dryer. It replaces a failed or damaged heating element to restore normal drying performance and temperature. What it does:

• Generates the heated air needed for effective drying
• Commonly replaced when dryer produces little or no heat
• Can cause tripped thermal cutoff or heating-circuit issues when failed

• One heater (heating element) assembly as shown

• Disconnect power before starting; this part involves live-voltage components
• Inspect associated thermostats, fuses, and wiring; replace faulty safety parts as required
• Handle the element carefully — edges may be sharp and terminals can be damaged by rough handling