Mcwc50dbt Parts

The Temp Control Board is an OEM part for MCF refrigerators. It regulates the internal temperature by controlling the cooling components based on the temperature settings.

Causes of a bad temp control board can include electrical surges, general wear and tear, or component failures within the board itself. 

Symptoms of a bad temp control board include:

• The refrigerator not cooling properly or at all
• Inconsistent temperature readings or settings
• The compressor or fan not running as needed

This OEM replacement part ensures your refrigerator maintains the desired temperature for optimal food preservation.

This temperature probe is a direct-replacement sensor that monitors interior temperature and sends readings to the appliance control so it can maintain proper cooling or heating. It helps restore accurate temperature control and cycle performance. What it does:

• Detects internal air or compartment temperature and converts it to an electrical signal for the control board
• Allows the control to adjust compressor/heater run cycles for stable temperatures
• Common symptoms when failing: incorrect temperature readouts, frequent on/off cycling, unit not cooling or heating properly, or temperature-related error codes
• Works as the sensing element for automatic temperature regulation

• One temperature probe/sensor

• Disconnect power to the appliance before installing to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the sensor tip and wiring gently; avoid kinking or stretching the cable
• Route and secure the probe and connector in the same location as the original to ensure accurate readings

This is a replacement fan blade that restores proper airflow in the appliance's air-circulation system, helping maintain cooling and prevent motor overheating. Designed as a direct-fit replacement when the original blade is cracked or damaged. What it does:

• Moves air through the appliance to support cooling and ventilation
• Restores normal airflow when a broken blade causes weak or no air movement
• Helps stop rubbing or scraping noises caused by cracked or warped blades
• Reduces strain on the fan motor that can occur with damaged blades

• One fan blade

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance to avoid shock or injury
• Inspect the motor shaft and mounting for wear; replace hardware if damaged
• Ensure the blade is installed with the correct orientation and fully seated on the shaft
• Tighten any set-screws or retaining hardware to the manufacturer's torque recommendations and test operation before reassembling panels