White Westinghouse Condenser

This condenser coil assembly removes heat from the refrigerant so your refrigerator can maintain proper cooling. Replacing a damaged or clogged condenser restores heat rejection and helps the compressor run more efficiently. What it does

• Transfers heat from the refrigerant to the surrounding air so the system can cool interior compartments
• Helps prevent the compressor from running continuously by allowing proper heat dissipation
• Commonly fails when fins are bent, clogged with debris, or corroded, causing reduced cooling performance
• Can cause the refrigerator to run hot, overheat at the rear, or cycle abnormally when compromised

• One condenser coil assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Replacement typically requires removal of lower rear access panels and panel fasteners; keep hardware for reinstallation
• Handle the coil carefully to avoid bending fins or damaging tubing

This condenser coil assembly helps release heat from the refrigerant so your refrigerator can keep food cold and run efficiently. Replaces a worn or damaged condenser to restore normal cooling performance. What it does:

• Releases heat from the sealed refrigerant loop so the compressor and evaporator can maintain proper temperatures.
• A failing condenser can cause the refrigerator to run continuously, run hot, or raise internal temps.
• Damaged or clogged condenser fins can increase energy use and make the compressor work harder.
• Restoring a functional condenser often reduces compressor strain and improves overall cooling consistency.

• One condenser coil assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing; follow all safety precautions.
• Access may require removing the rear or lower access panel; handle fins carefully to avoid damage.
• Avoid bending fins or contaminating the sealed refrigerant loop; do not attempt refrigerant repairs unless certified.