The gasket seals the door against the cabinet. A hardened or torn seal lets warm, humid air in, which causes frost, constant running and condensation.
Appliance part
Ice Maker Assembly
The ice maker fills, freezes and dumps cubes on a timer.
Failures show up as no ice, small or hollow cubes, or a maker that overflows
Check the water inlet valve and fill tube before replacing the maker itself.
Symptoms of a failed ice maker assembly
- No ice production
- Small or hollow cubes
- Ice maker leaks into the bin
Fitment
Assemblies are model-specific; the connector and mounting pattern must match the refrigerator.
Before you buy
Confirm the model and serial plate before ordering — two parts can look identical and still not fit. If you would rather not fit it yourself, request a repair quote and we will route it to an independent technician.
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The evaporator fan moves cold air from the coil into the cabinet. A failed motor leaves the compressor running but the cabinet warm, and it often makes a bearing noise before it stops.
The start relay gives the compressor a momentary boost to start. When it fails, the compressor clicks, hums briefly and trips, and the cabinet warms.
The thermostat or thermistor tells the compressor when to run. A failed sensor makes the freezer run constantly or not at all, and the part is inexpensive compared with the compressor it protects.