Parts for Lg LSC27990TT / ATICLGA: Section 6 Parts

The Water Filter is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. It is a component that ensures the purity and quality of your drinking water and ice.

The water filter is designed to effectively reduce contaminants, impurities, and odors from your water supply, providing you with clean and refreshing drinking water. It employs advanced filtration technology to remove substances such as chlorine, sediment, and other potentially harmful particles.

Causes of a faulty water filter can include regular usage over time, expiration of its filtering capacity, or clogging due to sediment buildup. These factors can result in compromised water quality, decreased flow rate, or unpleasant taste and odor.

Symptoms of a bad water filter may include:

• Decreased water flow from the dispenser
• Water with an unusual taste or odor
• Visible discoloration or particles in the water

This OEM LG part can also be used on Kenmore/Sears appliances. 

The Water Line is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. It is designed to transport water from the home’s supply to the refrigerator, enabling the production of ice and the dispensing of fresh water. This tubing is essential for the refrigerator's water and ice features to function correctly, ensuring clean, clear water is available at all times.

Symptoms of a bad Water Line include:

• Noticeable leaks or dampness along the line's path.
• Decreased water flow to the dispenser or ice maker.
• Unusual noises like buzzing or humming from the line when the dispenser is used.

Causes of a bad water line can include physical damage such as cracks or punctures, blockages from mineral buildup inside the line, or deterioration due to aging or environmental factors such as heat or pressure.

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore, ensuring broad compatibility across multiple refrigerator models.

The Water Supply Line is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. It is responsible for delivering water from the household supply to the refrigerator's water dispenser and ice maker. This line ensures a consistent flow of water, crucial for producing ice and dispensing chilled water.

Over time, water supply lines can wear out or become damaged due to factors such as mineral buildup, kinks, or punctures. These issues can lead to leaks or reduced water flow, affecting the refrigerator's functionality.

Symptoms of a bad Water Supply Line include:

• Leaks or puddles around the refrigerator
• Reduced or no water flow to the dispenser
• Ice maker not producing ice
• Unusual noises when the dispenser is used

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore.

The Water Inlet Valve Assembly is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. This valve controls the flow of water into the refrigerator for the ice maker and water dispenser. It ensures a steady supply of water, allowing these features to function efficiently.

You should replace the water inlet valve assembly if it becomes defective. Causes of a bad water inlet valve can include sediment build-up, electrical faults, or mechanical wear. These issues can compromise the valve's ability to open and close correctly, affecting water flow.

Symptoms of a bad water inlet valve assembly include:

• No water or ice production
• Leaks or water pooling around the refrigerator
• Low water pressure from the dispenser
• Strange noises during water filling

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.

This holder is a small mounting bracket that secures a mating component in place inside the appliance. Replacing a cracked or missing holder restores a firm, rattle-free fit and proper alignment.

• Provides a stable mount for the designated part
• Prevents shifting and vibration that can cause noise or premature wear
• Common signs of failure: broken tabs, stress cracks, or the attached part sagging or falling out
• When damaged, the connected component may be loose, noisy, or misaligned

• Disconnect power; if working near water tubing, also shut off the water supply
• Note the original orientation and mounting points; take a photo before removal
• Reuse existing fasteners and avoid overtightening to prevent cracking the plastic
• Ensure the attached component is secure and clears any moving parts before restoring power