Parts for Kitchenaid KBCO24LSBX04: 04 - Unit Parts

This Defrost Timer cycles the unit between cooling and automatic defrost. Replace it if your appliance won't defrost or stays stuck in defrost, causing frost buildup, warm temperatures, or intermittent/no cooling.

• Controls automatic defrost intervals by switching from cooling to defrost and back
• Supplies power to the defrost circuit/heater during the defrost portion of the cycle
• Common failure symptoms: heavy frost on the evaporator/back wall, warm fresh-food section, runs constantly with no defrost, or no cooling if stuck in defrost
• Stop advancing through cycles or advance intermittently

• Disconnect power before servicing; electrical components can hold live voltage
• Location varies by model: typically in the control housing inside the refrigerator or behind a rear/service panel
• Photograph/label wire positions and transfer connectors one at a time to the new timer
• Mount securely, restore power, and verify normal cooling/defrost operation

This condenser fan motor drives the fan that moves air across the condenser coils and around the compressor. Replacing a weak or seized motor restores airflow for efficient heat removal and more stable temperatures. What it does:

• Spins the condenser fan to exhaust heat from the coils and compressor
• Supports proper cooling performance and helps prevent compressor overheating
• Common failure signs: rear fan not running or intermittent, loud grinding/squealing, hot cabinet back, long run times, warmer-than-normal temperatures
• Often resolves buzzing or cycling from the compressor area due to inadequate airflow

• 1 condenser fan motor

• Disconnect power before servicing; remove the rear access panel to reach the condenser area
• Note wire positions; transfer the existing fan blade and mounting to the new motor
• Ensure the blade spins freely and wiring is routed clear of the fan
• Clean condenser coils while access is open to improve performance

This fan blade is the replacement blower blade that moves air through the appliance to help maintain proper cooling and circulation. Replacing a damaged blade restores airflow and helps the unit run more quietly and efficiently. What it does

• Spins on the fan motor to circulate air across coils and through the cabinet
• Worn, cracked, or missing blades can reduce airflow and cause warm spots
• A broken or unbalanced blade may make a loud noise or vibrate during operation
• Restoring a properly shaped blade helps the compressor and evaporator work as intended

• One replacement fan blade

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Remove access panels and mounting hardware as needed to reach the fan assembly
• Handle the blade carefully to avoid bending or cracking; ensure correct orientation on the motor shaft

This 6 MFD start/run capacitor helps the appliance motor start and run smoothly, restoring proper motor performance and reliable operation. Use when the motor struggles to start or run consistently. What it does:

• Provides the brief voltage boost motors need to start and maintain run speed
• Commonly linked to symptoms such as motor hums, slow or no start, or intermittent running
• Replaces a failed or weak capacitor to improve motor reliability and reduce strain on components
• Matches the specified capacitance required for proper motor timing and operation

• Always disconnect power before inspecting or replacing electrical parts
• Discharge the capacitor before handling to avoid electric shock
• Replace with identical capacitance and mounting style; verify orientation and wire connections

This genuine replacement power cord restores safe, reliable electrical connection for compatible ranges and ovens. It replaces a damaged or frayed cord so the appliance can receive mains power without safety hazards. What it does

• Delivers AC mains power to the appliance via the factory connector and terminal block
• Replaces cords with exposed wires, scorch marks, melting, or broken insulation
• Stops intermittent power loss caused by damaged or loose cord connections
• Prevents arcing and reduces fire risk from compromised power leads

• One replacement power cord

• Always disconnect household power at the breaker before servicing the appliance
• Verify the cord matches your appliance's terminal block and local electrical code; a licensed electrician may be required
• Inspect and reuse or replace the strain relief and terminal block screws as needed for a safe connection
• Do not attempt repairs if wiring or terminals are corroded—replace damaged components

This replacement dryer tube channels heated air from the dryer cabinet to the lint filter/blower and exhaust path, restoring proper airflow and helping the cycle dry clothes efficiently. Use it when the original tube is cracked, crushed, or blocked. What it does

• Directs dryer airflow from the drum/blower chamber to the lint trap and exhaust.
• Helps maintain proper venting to prevent overheating and inefficient drying.
• Reduces air leaks that can cause longer dry times or hot spots.
• Minimizes lint buildup in the cabinet by providing a smooth, routed path for debris to the lint filter.

• One dryer tube

• Disconnect power (and gas supply if applicable) before servicing; ensure the dryer is completely powered off.
• Remove front or rear access panel as required to reach and replace the tube; keep fasteners for reassembly.
• Inspect adjacent seals and clamps; replace any damaged gaskets or worn clamps for a secure fit.
• Use gloves to avoid sharp sheet-metal edges and run a short test cycle to ensure proper airflow and quiet operation.

The Screw is an OEM part for Whirlpool microwaves. It is responsible for securing various parts of the microwave together. This screw ensures a tight and secure fit for parts and helps maintain the structural integrity of the microwave, preventing any loose or rattling parts.

A bad microwave screw can occur due to wear and tear, accidental damage, or misplacement during maintenance or repairs. If you notice symptoms such as loose or wobbly components, difficulty in opening or closing the microwave door, or abnormal noises while the microwave is in use, it may be time to replace this part.

Symptoms of a bad microwave screw include:

• Loose or wobbly components
• Difficulty in opening or closing the microwave door
• Abnormal noises during operation

Restore your Whirlpool microwave by replacing the faulty or missing microwave screw with this genuine OEM part.

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.
 

Note: The original compressor service kit 8201787, which was used as the service replacement for compressor 4344775, is no longer available. Whirlpool has a service bulletin to help determine if there is a service replacement for your model. Contact us for more information.

This replacement transformer supplies the correct low-voltage power to the appliance's control and ignition circuits, restoring reliable operation of the control board and related systems. It's a direct-fit electrical component used in select Whirlpool appliances. What it does:

• Steps down household voltage to the low-voltage level used by the control board and ignition/system sensors
• Helps restore control panel function when the board is not receiving proper voltage
• Can allow the ignition/relief system to operate when a failed transformer caused no spark or no heat
• Prevents intermittent resets or erratic control behavior caused by voltage faults

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the transformer
• Handle electrical components carefully and avoid contact with terminals; use insulated tools
• Verify electrical compatibility and connector orientation with your appliance before installation

This mechanical temperature control thermostat regulates refrigerator cooling by sensing cabinet temperature and switching the compressor on and off to maintain set temperature. It restores stable cooling when the thermostat is the failed component. What it does:

• Senses interior temperature and opens/closes the circuit to the compressor to control cooling cycles
• Stops continuous compressor run when the thermostat is operating correctly
• Can cause the refrigerator to run constantly, not reach set temperature, or short-cycle when faulty
• Works with the control housing and capillary tube to monitor cabinet temperature

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the capillary tube gently; do not kink or damage it during removal or installation
• Access usually requires removing the control housing or back panel; keep fasteners for reassembly