5304524953 Genuine OEM Frigidaire Refrigerator Defrost Heater Assembly
The 5304524953 is a Genuine OEM Frigidaire/Electrolux replacement defrost heater assembly compatible with select Frigidaire, Electrolux, Crosley, Gibson, Kelvinator, Tappan, Westinghouse, and Kenmore Frigidaire-built refrigerators and upright freezers — including the popular Frigidaire Professional 19 cu. ft. single-door models in the FPRU19F8 and FPFU19F8 series. The defrost heater is mounted near the evaporator coils and periodically activates during the dishwasher's defrost cycle to melt frost buildup that accumulates on the coils. Without functioning defrost, frost continues to build up on the evaporator until it blocks airflow — causing the refrigerator or freezer to lose cooling efficiency, run continuously, and ultimately fail to maintain set temperatures.
As a Genuine OEM part manufactured by Frigidaire/Electrolux to factory specifications, the 5304524953 directly replaces 5304523833, AP6997296, PS16227227, and 4975045. Tip: when replacing the defrost heater, it's a good time to also inspect or replace the paired defrost thermostat and defrost timer/control board — these three components form the defrost system and often fail in sequence. Addressing them together saves a future repair. Installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools.
Quick Answer
The 5304524953 Genuine OEM Frigidaire Refrigerator Defrost Heater Assembly fixes Frigidaire and related-brand refrigerators and upright freezers with excessive frost or ice buildup on the evaporator coils, freezer or fresh food section too warm, refrigerator running continuously, or food spoiling faster than normal. Genuine OEM. Replaces 5304523833, AP6997296, PS16227227, 4975045. Compatible with Frigidaire Professional FPRU19F8WF0/WF2/WF3/WF4/WF5 and FPFU19F8WF2/WF4/WF5 series, plus Crosley, Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, Tappan, Westinghouse, and Kenmore Frigidaire-built models. Often paired with defrost thermostat replacement.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Excessive frost or ice buildup on the evaporator coils
Freezer section too warm — evaporator coils iced over and blocking airflow
Refrigerator section too warm — cold air not circulating because coils are frosted
Refrigerator/freezer running continuously without reaching set temperature
Food spoiling faster than normal due to inadequate cooling
Visible ice sheet on the rear interior wall of the freezer compartment
Defrost heater visibly burned through, broken, or showing arcing damage
Multimeter continuity test on the heater shows an open circuit (no continuity)
Replaces Part Numbers
This defrost heater assembly directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers:
5304524953, 5304523833, 140223390018, 4975045, AFR19119, AP6997296, EAP16227227, PD00083605, PS16227227.
5304524953 is the current production part superseding 5304523833. Contact our support team with your model number if you need confirmation before ordering.
Compatibility
This defrost heater assembly is compatible with select refrigerators and upright freezers from the following brands:
Frigidaire Professional refrigerators — FPRU19F8WF0, FPRU19F8WF2, FPRU19F8WF3, FPRU19F8WF4, FPRU19F8WF5 series (19 cu. ft. single-door)
Frigidaire Professional upright freezers — FPFU19F8WF2, FPFU19F8WF4, FPFU19F8WF5 series
Frigidaire refrigerators — FPRU19F7WF0 and related FPRU/FPFU series models
Electrolux refrigerators and freezers — select Frigidaire-platform models
Crosley refrigerators (select Frigidaire-built models)
Gibson refrigerators (select models)
Kelvinator refrigerators (select models)
Tappan refrigerators (select models)
Westinghouse refrigerators (select models)
Kenmore / Sears refrigerators (select Frigidaire-built models)
White-Westinghouse refrigerators (select models)
Always verify your appliance model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you're unsure.
Key Features
Genuine OEM part manufactured by Frigidaire/Electrolux to factory specifications — guaranteed fit and performance
Defrost heater assembly — periodically melts frost buildup on the evaporator coils to maintain proper airflow and cooling efficiency
Direct factory-original replacement — no modifications required
Current production part — directly supersedes 5304523833
Replaces AP6997296, PS16227227, and 4975045 (plus 5304523833)
Compatible with Frigidaire Professional FPRU19F8 and FPFU19F8 series, plus Electrolux, Crosley, Gibson, Kelvinator, Tappan, Westinghouse, White-Westinghouse, and Kenmore Frigidaire-built refrigerators and upright freezers
Often replaced together with the defrost thermostat and defrost timer/control board as a paired defrost-system repair
DIY repair — installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools
Product Specifications
Part Number
5304524953
Supersedes
5304523833
Part Type
Refrigerator/Freezer Defrost Heater Assembly
Condition
Genuine OEM
Application
Refrigerators and Upright Freezers (Frigidaire/Electrolux platform)
Location
Mounted near the evaporator coils
Approximate Weight
1.60 lbs
Often Paired With
Defrost Thermostat, Defrost Timer/Control Board
Compatible Brands
Frigidaire, Electrolux, Crosley, Gibson, Kelvinator, Tappan, Westinghouse, White-Westinghouse, Kenmore
Installation Notes
⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator and Move Perishable Food Before Starting — Don't Touch Heater with Bare Hands Unplug the refrigerator and safely store any food that could spoil while the power is off. Wear work gloves and safety glasses to protect your hands and eyes. Handle the new heater only by its mounting brackets or end terminals — do NOT touch the heating element directly with bare fingers; skin oils can cause hot spots and shorten the heater's life. The defrost heater is mounted near the evaporator coils, behind the rear interior access panel of the freezer compartment. Remove all freezer shelves, drawers, and the ice maker (if equipped) to clear access. If there's a heavy ice sheet covering the back wall, allow the freezer to thaw completely or carefully manually defrost the coils before continuing — never break ice off the coils, as this damages the aluminum fins. Once the area is clear, remove the screws securing the rear access panel and lift it away to expose the evaporator coils and the defrost heater. Photograph the wire connections and heater orientation before disconnecting. Disconnect the wire harness connectors from the old heater, release the heater from its mounting clips or brackets, and lift it out. Install the new 5304524953 heater in the same position, ensuring it's properly seated in the mounting brackets, and reconnect the wire harness. While the panel is open, inspect the defrost thermostat for damage — if it's brittle, discolored, or shows visible defects, this is the ideal time to replace it as well. Reinstall the rear access panel, shelves, drawers, and ice maker. Plug the refrigerator back in and allow several hours for the unit to return to its set temperature before reloading with food. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, 1/4" nut driver, work gloves, safety glasses.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if the defrost heater has failed?
The most reliable sign is heavy frost or ice buildup on the evaporator coils behind the freezer back panel — when the heater can't melt the frost as designed, ice accumulates until it blocks airflow and cooling efficiency drops. You may also notice the freezer or fresh food section running warm, the compressor running continuously, or food spoiling faster than normal. To confirm with the refrigerator unplugged: remove the rear freezer access panel, disconnect the heater's wire harness, and test the heater's terminals with a multimeter set to continuity mode. A working heater shows continuity (low resistance); a failed heater shows an open circuit (infinite resistance). If you measure no continuity, the heater has burned out and needs replacement.
Should I replace the defrost thermostat and timer at the same time?
Yes, it's strongly recommended. The defrost heater, defrost thermostat, and defrost timer/control board work together as a system — the timer (or control board on newer models) initiates the defrost cycle, the thermostat monitors the temperature at the coils and terminates the cycle when the coils are above freezing, and the heater provides the heat that melts the frost. When one component fails, the others have typically experienced similar age and stress, and a near-term failure of another defrost component is common. Since the rear access panel must already be off and the components are right next to each other, replacing all three in a single session prevents a repeat repair down the road.
Should I manually defrost my freezer before installing the new heater?
If there's significant ice buildup on the evaporator coils or rear wall, yes — you need to clear it before installing the new heater. Leave the freezer empty and unplugged with the door open for 12–24 hours (or longer for heavy ice) to let everything thaw naturally. Place towels at the base to catch melt water. Do NOT chip or pry ice off the evaporator coils with any tool — the aluminum fins damage easily and a damaged coil is a far more expensive repair. Once everything is fully thawed and dried, you can proceed with the heater replacement.
My refrigerator/freezer has multiple defrost heater-related part numbers — which one do I need?
Frigidaire/Electrolux uses different defrost heater part numbers across different generations and models. The 5304524953 is specifically used in the Frigidaire Professional 19 cu. ft. single-door FPRU19F8 series refrigerators and FPFU19F8 series upright freezers, plus a smaller set of related Frigidaire-platform models. Before ordering, confirm your refrigerator or freezer's model number is in the compatibility list above, or check your appliance's parts diagram to verify that 5304524953 (or one of its cross-references 5304523833, AP6997296, PS16227227, 4975045) is the correct part for your specific model. If your unit is a side-by-side, French door, or other style, you may need a different defrost heater.
Is this a Genuine OEM or aftermarket part?
This is a Genuine OEM part manufactured by Frigidaire/Electrolux to factory specifications. It is the exact same defrost heater assembly installed in compatible Frigidaire, Electrolux, Crosley, Gibson, Kelvinator, Tappan, Westinghouse, White-Westinghouse, and Kenmore Frigidaire-built refrigerators and freezers from the factory — guaranteed fit, materials, and performance.
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DA47-00244QCM Refrigerator Defrost Heater
115V, 120W element with defrost thermostat.
Fits FF evaporator in Samsung bottom freezers.
Replaces Part Numbers:DA47-00244Q, AP5587899, PS4140528.
This is an aftermarket part that can be used as a replacement for the OEM part.
California Residents only
WARNING: Cancer and/or Reproductive Harm - www.p65warnings.ca.gov
XP53-0771 Dryer Thermostat
This thermostat has a limit of 248°F. It will turn the heating element back on when the temperature drops by 80°F.
Fits Maytag, Admiral, Norge Electric Dryers
Replaces Part Numbers:WP53-0771, 53-0771, 53-0306, 53-1037, 53-1459, ER53-0771, OEM18028919, AP6009638, PS11742806, SET176, TJSET176.
This is an aftermarket part that can be used as a replacement for the OEM part.
California Residents only
WARNING: Cancer and/or Reproductive Harm - www.p65warnings.ca.gov
DA31-00146E Genuine OEM Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor - Compatible with Samsung, Maytag
Product Description
Maintain optimal cooling with the DA31-00146E Genuine OEM Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor. This Samsung-manufactured motor is designed as a replacement for select Samsung and Maytag refrigerators. It powers the fan to circulate air through the freezer and refrigerator compartments, ensuring even temperature distribution and efficient cooling. This part addresses issues like fridge/freezer too warm, frost buildup, unusual noises, or the appliance not shutting off, often caused by a faulty or seized motor.
Note: Includes (1) evaporator fan motor (fan blade not included). Disconnect power before installation. Verify compatibility with your refrigerator model.
Replaces part numbers: DA31-00146E, 1486536, DA31-00146G, DREP3020LA/HAL, PD00002015, AP4136569, PS4138376.
Compatibility:
Compatible with select refrigerator models, including but not limited to:
Samsung: RFG238AABPXAA0000, RS25H5111BC/AA, RS265TDBP/XAA, RS267TDBP/XAA, RH25H5611BC/AA, RH25H5611WW/AA, DFSF9VKBABB, DFSS9VKBASS
Maytag: Various models (verify with model number)
Verify your model number or contact our support team for assistance.
Key Features:
✅ Brand and Models Compatibility: Fits select Samsung and Maytag refrigerators.
🔧 Specifications: Genuine OEM Samsung BLDC fan motor, 3.21W, 12VDC, 2520RPM, 1-1/2" shaft.
💪 Reliable Performance: Circulates air to maintain consistent temperatures and cool evaporator coils.
🛠️ Easy Installation: Requires screwdriver and pliers; typically installed in 30–60 minutes.
🛡️ Effective Fixes: Resolves warm fridge/freezer, frost buildup, noisy operation, or failure to shut off.
Product Specification
Part Number: DA31-00146E
Component Type: Refrigerator evaporator fan motor
Material: Metal and plastic
Electrical Specs: 3.21W, 12VDC, 2520RPM, 1-1/2" shaft
Compliance: UL-listed, Prop 65 warning for California
Installation Notes:
Safety First: Disconnect the refrigerator from the power source before installation.
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XPARTCO 242046001 Refrigerator Defrost Thermostat
The XPARTCO 242046001 is an aftermarket replacement defrost termination thermostat compatible with a wide range of Frigidaire, Electrolux, Crosley, Gibson, Kelvinator, Tappan, Westinghouse, White-Westinghouse, and Kenmore refrigerators — including French door, side-by-side, and bottom-freezer models across the CFD, DGHF, E23BC, and EI23BC series. The defrost thermostat is a bi-metal safety device clipped to the evaporator coil or defrost heater tube in the freezer compartment. During the defrost cycle, it monitors the coil temperature and opens its circuit once the coil warms to roughly 50–60°F (10–15°C), which cuts power to the defrost heater. This confirms all the ice has melted and prevents the heater from continuing to run and overheating the freezer.
When the thermostat fails, one of two things happens: it can fail open (the defrost heater never runs, so ice builds up on the coils until airflow is blocked and cooling fails), or it can fail closed (the heater runs too long, overheating the compartment and often producing water pooling at the bottom of the freezer or leaking onto the floor). Features a cylindrical metallic body with two blue wires and white electrical connectors. Specification code L47-22F. Wire leads approximately 7.9". It directly replaces 242046001, 240386402, 240386403, AP4508400, 1564839, AH2378768, EA2378768, PS2378768, and L47-22F. Tip: the defrost thermostat, defrost heater, and defrost timer/control board form the defrost system and often fail together — replacing them as a set while the panel is off saves a repeat repair. Installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools.
Quick Answer
The XPARTCO 242046001 Refrigerator Defrost Thermostat fixes Frigidaire, Electrolux, Crosley, Gibson, Kelvinator, Kenmore, Tappan, and Westinghouse refrigerators with excessive frost or ice buildup on the evaporator coils, fridge or freezer too warm (or too cold), the defrost cycle not activating, the refrigerator running continuously, or water pooling/leaking in the freezer. Bi-metal defrost termination thermostat — opens around 50–60°F to shut off the defrost heater. Cylindrical metal body, 2 blue wires, white connectors. Replaces 240386402, 240386403, AP4508400, 1564839, AH2378768, EA2378768, PS2378768, L47-22F. Often replaced together with the defrost heater and defrost timer.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Excessive frost or ice buildup on the evaporator coils — defrost heater never running because the thermostat failed open
Freezer section too warm — iced-over coils blocking airflow
Refrigerator section too warm — cold air not circulating past frosted coils
Freezer or fridge section too cold — erratic defrost cycling
Defrost cycle not activating at all
Refrigerator running continuously without cycling off
Water pooling at the bottom of the freezer or leaking onto the floor — defrost heater running too long because the thermostat failed closed
Reduced cooling efficiency and food spoiling faster than normal
Multimeter continuity test on the thermostat shows an open circuit when cold (it should show continuity when cold)
Top of the thermostat visibly popped up or bulged — a sign of failure
Cross Reference Information
Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item.
Replaces Part Numbers
This defrost thermostat directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers:
242046001, 1564839, AFR15304, AH2378768, AP4508400, EA2378768, EAP2378768, PD00005910, PS2378768, 240386402, 1258898, 240386403, AFR1311401, AH1525990, AP3970214, EA1525990, EAP1525990, PD00029401, PS1525990, L47-22F
If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Note: to replace a 240386402, you may need to remove the wire plugs from this thermostat. Also known as a defrost bi-metal thermostat, defrost bimetal thermostat, or defrost termination thermostat.
Compatibility
This defrost thermostat is compatible with select refrigerators from the following brands:
Frigidaire refrigerators — CFD26 series (CFD26SDS0, CFD26WIS0/S1/S3/S4/S5/S6), CFD27 series (CFD27SDPS0, CFD27WIPB2/PB3, CFD27WIPS2/PS3, CFD27WIPW2/PW3)
Frigidaire refrigerators — CFD28 series (CFD28SDS1/SDS6/SDS9, CFD28WIB5–WIBC, CFD28WIS0–WISC, CFD28WIW5–WIWC and related revisions)
Frigidaire refrigerators — DGHF2360PF0, DGHF2360PF1 series
Electrolux refrigerators — E23BC68 series (E23BC68JPS0–JPSAA, E23BC68JSS0/SS1/SS2), E23BC78 series (E23BC78IPS8–IPSJA, E23BC78ISS7)
Electrolux refrigerators — EI23BC30 series (EI23BC30KB1/KB2/KB3, EI23BC30KS1/KS2/KS3, EI23BC30KW1/KW2/KW3), EI23BC35 series (EI23BC35KB3–KB8, EI23BC35KS3–KS7)
Crosley refrigerators (select Frigidaire-built models)
Gibson refrigerators (select models)
Kelvinator refrigerators (select models)
Tappan refrigerators (select models)
Westinghouse and White-Westinghouse refrigerators (select models)
Kenmore / Sears refrigerators (select Frigidaire/Electrolux-built models)
Note: The defrost thermostat, defrost heater, and defrost timer/control board work together as a system — when one fails, the others have typically experienced the same age and stress. Since the rear freezer access panel must already be off and all three components are right next to each other, replacing them together in one session prevents a repeat repair. Always verify your appliance model number before ordering.
Key Features
Defrost termination thermostat (bi-metal) — monitors the evaporator coil temperature during the defrost cycle and cuts power to the defrost heater once the ice has melted
Opens its circuit at approximately 50–60°F (10–15°C) — preventing the defrost heater from overheating the freezer compartment and saving energy
Protects the evaporator from overheating during the defrost cycle
Resolves "frost buildup," "too warm," "too cold," "defrost not activating," "runs continuously," and "water leaking in freezer" symptoms when caused by thermostat failure
Cylindrical metallic body with two blue wires and white electrical connectors
Sealed component — clips onto the evaporator coil or defrost heater tube
Specification code L47-22F — opens at approximately 47°F
Wire leads approximately 7.9" — connect inline with the defrost heater
Tube-mount clip-on design — latches onto the evaporator tubing
Replaces 240386402, 240386403, AP4508400, 1564839, AH2378768, EA2378768, PS2378768, and L47-22F
Compatible with Frigidaire CFD26/CFD27/CFD28/DGHF series, Electrolux E23BC/EI23BC series, plus Crosley, Gibson, Kelvinator, Tappan, Westinghouse, White-Westinghouse, and Kenmore Frigidaire-built refrigerators
Often replaced together with the defrost heater and defrost timer/control board as a paired defrost-system repair
Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards
DIY repair — installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools
Product Specifications
Part Number
XP242046001
Part Type
Refrigerator Defrost Termination Thermostat (Bi-Metal)
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Application
Refrigerators (Frigidaire/Electrolux platform)
Specification Code
L47-22F
Opening Temperature
Approximately 47°F (L47-22F rating)
Function
Cuts power to the defrost heater once ice has melted
Body
Cylindrical metallic
Wiring
Two blue wires (approx. 7.9") with white electrical connectors
Mounting
Tube mount — clips onto evaporator coil or defrost heater tube
Location
Freezer compartment, behind rear evaporator panel
Also Known As
Defrost bi-metal thermostat, defrost termination thermostat
Often Paired With
Defrost Heater, Defrost Timer / Control Board
Compatible Brands
Frigidaire, Electrolux, Crosley, Gibson, Kelvinator, Tappan, Westinghouse, White-Westinghouse, Kenmore
Installation Notes
⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator and Move Perishable Food Before Starting — Wear Work Gloves Unplug the refrigerator from the electrical outlet and safely store any food that could spoil while the power is off. Wear work gloves to protect your hands. The defrost thermostat is located in the freezer compartment behind the rear evaporator access panel. Remove all freezer shelves, drawers, and the ice maker (if equipped) to clear access to the back wall. If there's heavy ice buildup covering the coils, allow the freezer to thaw completely before continuing — never chip or pry ice off the evaporator coils, as the aluminum fins damage easily and a damaged coil is a far more expensive repair. Remove the screws securing the rear evaporator access panel and carefully detach it to expose the evaporator coils, defrost heater, and defrost thermostat. Locate the thermostat — it's the small cylindrical metal component clipped onto the evaporator coil or the defrost heater tube, with two blue wires. Photograph the wiring connections and mounting position before disconnecting. Carefully disconnect the electrical connectors from the old thermostat, noting their orientation. Release the mounting clip and remove the old thermostat. Clip the new 242046001 thermostat onto the coil or heater tube in the exact same position — good thermal contact with the coil is essential for the thermostat to sense the temperature correctly. Reconnect the electrical connectors. While the panel is open, inspect the defrost heater and defrost timer/control board — if either is damaged or you're chasing a defrost problem, this is the ideal time to replace them too. Reinstall the rear access panel, shelves, drawers, and ice maker. Plug the refrigerator back in and allow several hours for the unit to return to its set temperature. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, 1/4" nut driver, work gloves.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a defrost thermostat actually do?
It's the "off switch" for your refrigerator's defrost heater. Frost naturally accumulates on the evaporator coils during normal cooling. Periodically, the defrost timer/control board turns on the defrost heater to melt that frost. The defrost thermostat — a bi-metal switch clipped right to the coil — monitors the coil's temperature during this cycle. When the coil warms to approximately 47°F (its L47-22F rating — indicating all the ice has melted), the thermostat opens its circuit and cuts power to the heater. This stops the heater before it overheats the freezer compartment, and saves energy. Without a working thermostat, the defrost cycle either never runs (ice builds up) or runs too long (overheating and water pooling).
I found water pooling in my freezer — is the defrost thermostat the cause?
Quite possibly. A defrost thermostat that fails closed (stuck in the "on" position) lets the defrost heater run far longer than it should. The excess heat melts more than just the frost on the coils, producing more water than the drain can handle — which pools at the bottom of the freezer and can leak onto the floor. This is a commonly misdiagnosed symptom: many people assume they have a water line leak when the actual culprit is a failed defrost thermostat. If you're seeing unexplained water in the freezer or on the floor and there's no obvious water line issue, check the defrost thermostat. Also verify the defrost drain isn't clogged, which produces similar symptoms.
How do I test the defrost thermostat?
With the refrigerator unplugged, disconnect the thermostat's wire connectors and set your multimeter to continuity mode. A working defrost thermostat should show continuity when it's cold (below its opening temperature — which it will be if it's been in the freezer). If it reads open (no continuity) while cold, the thermostat has failed and needs replacement. For a more thorough test, place the thermostat in ice water (should show continuity), then warm it above its ~47°F opening point (should open — no continuity). If it doesn't switch at the correct temperatures, replace it. Another visual check: if the top of the thermostat has popped up or bulged, that's a sign it has failed.
Should I replace the defrost heater and timer at the same time?
Yes, it's strongly recommended. The defrost thermostat, defrost heater, and defrost timer/control board work together as a system — the timer initiates the defrost cycle, the heater melts the frost, and the thermostat terminates the cycle when the coil is clear. When one component fails, the others have typically experienced the same age and thermal stress, and a near-term failure of another defrost component is common. Since the rear access panel is already off and all three components are right there next to each other, replacing them together in a single session prevents a repeat repair down the road.
Is this an OEM or aftermarket part?
This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Frigidaire/Electrolux OEM part, but is manufactured to match the L47-22F specification (opening at approximately 47°F), bi-metal switching function, cylindrical body, two-blue-wire connector configuration, and tube-mount clip of the original 242046001 defrost termination thermostat used in compatible Frigidaire, Electrolux, Crosley, Gibson, Kelvinator, Tappan, Westinghouse, and Kenmore refrigerators.
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XPARTCO 297259515 Refrigerator Start Relay & 297286803 Capacitor
The XPARTCO 297259515 kit bundles the compressor start relay and the matching run capacitor for Frigidaire, Kenmore, Crosley, Kelvinator, Gibson, Tappan, and Westinghouse refrigerators and freezers. These two components mount together at the compressor and work as a team every time the compressor cycles on: the start relay delivers the initial electrical boost needed to get the compressor's start winding moving, and the run capacitor helps the compressor motor start and run efficiently once it's going. Because they sit side by side on the same compressor terminals and tend to be diagnosed together, replacing both at once is the standard, most reliable fix rather than gambling on which single component has failed.
The classic failure symptom for this pair is unmistakable: a repeated clicking sound from the compressor area as the relay tries and fails to start the compressor, paired with a refrigerator and freezer that are both running too warm because the compressor never actually starts. Real-world repair accounts back this up — technicians troubleshooting a clicking-but-not-starting compressor commonly find both the start relay and run capacitor bad at the same time, which is exactly why they're sold together as a kit. It directly replaces, for the relay: 297259502, 297259510, PS11728176, 4378266, AP5986809, EAP11728176; and for the capacitor: AP5306470, 216985001, 297286804, 1465079, 1940424, 215329902, 218909915, 7216985001, 7218909915, AH3495561, EA3495561, PS3495561, and EAP3495561.
Quick Answer
The XPARTCO 297259515 Refrigerator Start Relay & Capacitor Kit fixes Frigidaire, Kenmore, Crosley, Kelvinator, Gibson, Tappan, and Westinghouse refrigerators and freezers that won't start cooling, run too warm in both compartments, or make a repeated clicking sound from the compressor area. Includes start relay (297259515) and run capacitor (297286803). Capacitors store a dangerous electrical charge even after power is disconnected — always discharge before handling.
What's In The Kit
Component
Part Number
Function
Compressor Start Relay
297259515
Delivers the initial electrical boost that kickstarts the compressor's start winding, then switches out once the compressor is running.
Compressor Run Capacitor
297286803
15 µF, helps the compressor motor start and run efficiently once the relay has engaged it.
Common Problems This Kit Fixes
Refrigerator won't start cooling at all
Fresh food and freezer compartments both running too warm
Repeated clicking sound coming from the compressor area
Compressor hums but never actually starts running
Refrigerator cycling on and off repeatedly without ever cooling properly
Refrigerator that stops suddenly during normal operation
No cooling despite the refrigerator otherwise appearing to have power
Cross Reference Information
Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item.
Replaces Part Numbers
This start relay and capacitor kit directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers:
297259515, 297259502, 297259510, 4378266, AP5986809, EAP11728176, AFR15446, PD00029384, PS11728176, 297286803, AP5306470, 216985001, 297286804, 1465079, 1940424, 215329902, 218909915, 7216985001, 7218909915, 28PRC250150UFEX, AH3495561, EA3495561, EAP3495561, FIX3495561, AFR15479, PD00027525, PS3495561
If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility.
Compatibility
This kit is compatible with select Frigidaire refrigerators and freezers, and also fits select Kenmore, Crosley, Kelvinator, Gibson, Tappan, and Westinghouse refrigerators and freezers built on the same platform, including model numbers such as:
CFUFH21TW, CFUMC17QW, CCFU17M1TW
FFSS2315T, FFSS2315TS0, FFSS2615T, FFSS2615TD0, FFSS2625T, FGSS2335T
LFSS2312T, LFSS2612T
FFFC22M6QW, FFFC22M6QWG, FFFH17F2QW, FFFH20F2QW, FFFU17M1QW
FFVU17F2SC, FFVU17F4QW, FFVU17F4QWE
LFFH17F3QW, LFFH20F3QM, LFFH20F3QW
TFFU20F2QW, TFFU21M1QW, WWFC22M1SW
Note: Always verify your full model number before ordering, and check the printed rating on your original run capacitor before installing the new one — see the capacitor voltage note in Product Specifications below. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure.
Key Features
Complete 2-piece kit — compressor start relay and matching run capacitor in one purchase
Addresses the two components most commonly found bad together on a clicking-but-not-starting compressor
Resolves "won't start cooling," "runs too warm," and "clicking sound from the compressor" symptoms
Run capacitor rated 15 µF
Both components mount directly to the compressor terminals
Direct drop-in replacement for both original components
Replaces the full cross-reference set for 297259515 and 297286803 listed above
Compatible with Frigidaire, Kenmore, Crosley, Kelvinator, Gibson, Tappan, and Westinghouse refrigerators and freezers
Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards
Product Specifications
Kit Part Number
297259515
Kit Contents
1x Compressor Start Relay (297259515), 1x Run Capacitor (297286803)
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Capacitor Rating
15 µF
Mounting
Both components mount directly to the compressor terminals
Repair Skill Level
Experienced DIYer
Quantity
1 kit (1 relay + 1 capacitor)
Compatible Brands
Frigidaire, Kenmore, Crosley, Kelvinator, Gibson, Tappan, Westinghouse
Note on capacitor voltage: Manufacturer-facing sources disagree on this capacitor's voltage rating — some list it as 15µF/120V, others as 15µF/250V. Before installing, check the voltage printed directly on your original capacitor's body and confirm the new capacitor's printed rating matches or exceeds it. We're not publishing a single voltage figure here rather than risk stating the wrong one — contact our support team if you'd like help confirming the correct rating for your model.
Installation Notes
⚠️ Danger — The Run Capacitor Stores A Dangerous Electrical Charge Shut off power to the refrigerator at the outlet before beginning. The run capacitor stores an electrical charge even after power has been disconnected, and that charge can deliver a serious shock. Before touching the capacitor's terminals, discharge it by shorting the two terminals together using an insulated-handle screwdriver, or a proper capacitor discharge tool with a resistor. Never short the terminals with a bare metal tool held with your bare hand.
⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator Before Starting — Both Components Mount To The Compressor Disconnect power at the outlet before beginning, and move perishable food to a cooler for the duration of the repair. Shut off the water supply as well if your model has an ice maker or water dispenser. Wear work gloves and safety glasses. Have an assistant help pull the refrigerator away from the wall for access to the rear panel. Locate the compressor in the machine compartment at the back or bottom of the unit, and find the start relay and run capacitor mounted directly to its terminals. Photograph the wiring and orientation of both components before removing anything. After confirming the capacitor is fully discharged, disconnect the old relay and capacitor from the compressor terminals, noting each terminal position. Install the new 297259515 relay and 297286803 capacitor from this kit in the same orientation, seating each firmly onto the correct compressor terminals. Reassemble any panels or retainers you removed, restore the water supply if applicable, and push the refrigerator back into place. Restore power and monitor the refrigerator over the next few hours to confirm the compressor starts reliably and both compartments begin cooling. Tools needed: 1/4" nut driver or socket, 1/2" wrench or adjustable wrench, needle nose pliers, flat-head screwdriver, insulated-handle screwdriver or capacitor discharge tool, work gloves, safety glasses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I really need both the relay and the capacitor, or could just one be bad?
Either could technically be the sole cause, but in practice, technicians troubleshooting a compressor that clicks but won't start commonly find both the start relay and run capacitor have failed together — they sit on the same terminals under the same electrical stress every time the compressor cycles. Replacing both at once avoids having to open the compressor compartment a second time if the remaining original part fails shortly after.
I hear a repeated clicking sound from the back of my refrigerator, but it's not cooling. Is this the kit I need?
Yes, this is a textbook symptom for this exact pair of components. The clicking is the sound of the relay repeatedly attempting to engage the compressor's start winding and failing, often because the run capacitor isn't providing the boost the compressor needs to actually get moving. If both compartments are also warm, that confirms the compressor isn't starting at all.
Why doesn't this listing state a single voltage rating for the capacitor?
We found genuinely conflicting information across manufacturer-facing sources for this specific capacitor — some list it at 120V, others at 250V — and we'd rather flag that honestly than publish a number we can't fully verify. Before installing, check the rating printed directly on your original capacitor's body, and contact our support team if you'd like help confirming the correct value for your model.
My refrigerator stopped suddenly during normal operation. Could this kit be the cause?
Yes, a failing run capacitor or start relay can cause a refrigerator to stop suddenly, not just fail to start from cold. If your unit was running fine and then abruptly stopped cooling, checking these two components at the compressor is a reasonable next step alongside checking for tripped breakers or other obvious causes.
Is this an OEM or aftermarket kit?
This is an aftermarket replacement kit built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Frigidaire OEM kit, but each component is manufactured to match the electrical specifications and terminal fit of the original 297259515 start relay and 297286803 run capacitor used in compatible Frigidaire, Kenmore, Crosley, Kelvinator, Gibson, Tappan, and Westinghouse refrigerators and freezers.
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XPARTCO 4449751 Oven High Limit Thermostat Replaces WP4449751
The XPARTCO 4449751 is an aftermarket replacement oven high limit thermostat compatible with a wide range of Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore ovens, wall ovens, microwave-oven combinations, and ranges. The high limit thermostat is a critical safety device mounted near the oven cavity — it continuously monitors the oven's temperature and cuts off electrical power to the heating element if the oven exceeds its safe operating temperature. When the oven temperature drops back to normal, the thermostat closes and allows normal operation to resume. This backup safety layer protects against fires, damage to the oven, and unsafe cooking conditions when the main temperature control fails.
Rated to trip at approximately 335°F (170°C). Common causes for the high limit thermostat to trip include a faulty control board, cooling fan failure, blocked ventilation, poor door sealing, disrupted air circulation, or an abnormal self-cleaning cycle. It directly replaces WP4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AH2375382, EA2375382, PS2375382, PS11742549, EAP11742549, and AH11742549. Installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools by experienced DIYers. This is a safety component in a 240V oven circuit — proceed only if you're comfortable with high-voltage electrical work, or call a qualified appliance technician.
Quick Answer
The XPARTCO 4449751 Oven High Limit Thermostat fixes Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, and Kenmore ovens with symptoms including oven not heating, oven overheating, uneven heating, oven failing to start, and self-clean door won't unlock after cycle. 335°F (170°C) trip temperature — cuts off power to heating element on overheat, then resets when temperature returns to normal. Replaces WP4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AH2375382, EA2375382, PS2375382, PS11742549, EAP11742549, AH11742549. Compatible with WOS/WOD wall ovens, KOSE/KODE/KOCE series, JJW/JMW/JDRP/JDR series, and many more.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Oven not heating at all — high limit thermostat tripped open
Oven overheating — thermostat failing to trip when needed (rare failure mode)
Inconsistent oven temperatures leading to undercooked or overcooked food
Oven fails to start when powered on
Oven door won't unlock after a self-cleaning cycle completes
Uneven heating — hot spots or cold spots inside the oven cavity
Oven cuts off heat mid-cycle without reaching set temperature
F-code or thermostat-related error displayed on the control panel
Multimeter continuity test on the thermostat shows an open circuit at room temperature
Visible damage or discoloration on the thermostat housing from a prior overheat event
Cross Reference Information
Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item.
Replaces Part Numbers
This oven high limit thermostat directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers:
WP4449751, 4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AWP47600, EAP2375382, PD00025977, PS11742549
If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility.
Compatibility
This high limit thermostat is compatible with select ovens, wall ovens, ranges, and microwave-oven combinations from the following brands:
Whirlpool wall ovens — WOS series (WOS31ES0JS, WOS51EC0AS, WOS51EC0HS, WOS51EC7HW02, WOS51EC7HW21, WOS72EC0HS/HV, WOS72EC7HS/HV, WOS92EC0/EC7 all revisions, WOS97ES0ES series)
Whirlpool double wall ovens — WOD series (WOD51EC0AW03, WOD51EC7HS, WOD93EC7AS)
Whirlpool combination wall ovens — WOC54EC0/EC7 series
KitchenAid wall ovens — KOSE, KODE, and KOCE series (KOSE500ESS, KODE500ESS, KOCE500ESS, KOCE500EBL00/EBL01/EBL02/EBL04/EBL05)
Jenn-Air wall ovens — JJW, JMW, JDRP, and JDR series (JJW2427DB/DS 00/01, JJW2430DS, JJW3430DS, JMW2430DS, JDRP430HL/HM 00/01, JDRP430WP00, JDRP436HL/HM/WP series, JDRP536HL/HM/WP series)
Maytag wall ovens and ranges (select models)
Amana wall ovens (select models — AWO6313SFB00/02, AWO6313SFS00/02, AWO6313SFW00/02)
KitchenAid ranges — KDRS407 series (KDRS407VBK01, KDRS407VBU01, KDRS407VSS00)
Whirlpool ranges — IBD350DS00, IBS300DS00, IBS350DS00 series
Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper wall ovens (select Whirlpool-built models)
Kenmore / Sears wall ovens (select Whirlpool-built models)
Suitable for single or double electric wall ovens and microwave-oven combination units
Always verify your appliance model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you're unsure.
Key Features
Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards
High limit thermostat (safety switch) — cuts off power to the oven's heating element when temperature exceeds 335°F (170°C) to prevent overheating damage or fire
Auto-reset design — closes and restores normal operation when the oven temperature returns to safe range
Precision-calibrated to Whirlpool factory specifications for accurate trip temperature and reliable safety response
Replaces WP4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AH2375382, EA2375382, PS2375382, PS11742549, EAP11742549, and AH11742549
Compatible with Whirlpool WOS/WOD/WOC series, KitchenAid KOSE/KODE/KOCE series, Jenn-Air JJW/JMW/JDRP/JDR series, plus Maytag, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore ovens
Fits single wall ovens, double wall ovens, ranges, and microwave-oven combination units
Resolves "oven won't heat," "overheating," "uneven heating," "self-clean door stuck locked," and "won't start" symptoms when caused by a failed high limit thermostat
For experienced DIYers or qualified appliance technicians — this is a safety component in a 240V oven circuit
Installation typically takes 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools
Product Specifications
Part Number
4449751
OEM Part Number
WP4449751
Part Type
Oven High Limit Thermostat (Safety Switch)
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Application
Wall Ovens, Ranges, Microwave-Oven Combinations (Whirlpool platform)
Trip Temperature
335°F (170°C)
Type
Auto-Reset (closes when temperature returns to safe range)
Compatible Brands
Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, Kenmore
Installation Notes
⚠️ Turn Off Power at Breaker Before Starting — This Is a 240V Oven Circuit — Wear Work Gloves Disconnect power at the household breaker before beginning — this is a 240V circuit and there is a serious risk of electrical shock if power is not fully disconnected. Verify power is off with a voltage tester before touching any wiring. Wear work gloves and safety glasses. Allow the oven to cool completely before beginning (several hours after any recent cooking). The high limit thermostat is typically mounted on the rear or side of the oven cavity, accessed by removing the back panel of the appliance (for freestanding ranges) or the front trim/service panel (for wall ovens). The exact location varies by model — consult your appliance's service diagram before starting. Photograph all wire connections and mounting details before disconnecting anything. Disconnect the wire terminals from the old thermostat (typically two spade-terminal wires). Remove the mounting screws or clips holding the thermostat to the oven cavity, and lift it out. Install the new 4449751 in the exact same position and orientation — the thermostat must be in good thermal contact with the oven cavity to function correctly. Secure the mounting hardware and reconnect the wires to their correct terminals. Reinstall the access panels. Restore power at the breaker and test the oven — start with a low-temperature bake cycle to confirm normal heating operation before running a high-temperature or self-clean cycle. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, 1/4" nut driver, voltage tester (essential), work gloves, safety glasses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did my high limit thermostat trip in the first place?
A high limit thermostat trips because the oven exceeded its safe operating temperature — meaning something upstream in the temperature control chain failed to shut off the heating element when it should have. Common causes are: a failed oven control board (relay stuck closed), a failed cooling fan (allowing the oven cavity or electronics to overheat), blocked or restricted ventilation, poor door sealing (letting the cavity overheat), disrupted air circulation, or an abnormal self-cleaning cycle. Before installing the new thermostat, investigate and address the underlying cause — otherwise the new thermostat will trip again in short order. Also inspect the ventilation, oven door gasket, and cooling fan while you have the appliance open.
What's the difference between a high limit thermostat and the operating thermostat?
These are two different components serving two different roles. The operating thermostat (or the oven control board with its temperature sensor) is the primary component that maintains the oven at your set temperature by cycling the heating element on and off during normal operation — it opens and closes at your selected temperature (e.g., 350°F). The high limit thermostat (WP4449751) is a backup safety device that only trips when the oven temperature far exceeds normal operation (335°F over the cavity's safe threshold), typically because the operating thermostat or control has failed. If the high limit thermostat trips, both need to be checked — the operating thermostat may also need replacement.
Does the high limit thermostat reset itself, or does it need to be replaced after tripping?
The WP4449751 is an auto-reset thermostat — it closes automatically once the oven cools back to a safe temperature, allowing normal operation to resume. If your oven is heating normally again after cooling, the thermostat is likely still functional (the underlying overheating cause needs investigation). However, if the thermostat has failed permanently open — often the result of repeated overheat events or age — it will need replacement. Test with a multimeter set to continuity: a working thermostat shows continuity at room temperature. If it reads open (infinite resistance) when cold, it has failed and needs replacement.
Why does my self-cleaning cycle leave the oven door locked and the oven won't heat?
This is a classic symptom of a high limit thermostat that tripped during the self-clean cycle. Self-cleaning cycles run at extreme temperatures (800–1000°F) and stress every component in the oven — if the ventilation, door gasket, or cooling fan can't keep up, the high limit thermostat will trip open. Once tripped, the oven can't heat OR unlock the self-clean door lock mechanism, leaving the door stuck closed. Once the thermostat cools and closes (or is replaced), the door lock releases and normal operation resumes. If self-clean cycles routinely trip the thermostat, investigate whether the ventilation, cooling fan, or door gasket are causing the problem.
Can I do this repair myself, or should I hire a technician?
Replacing an oven high limit thermostat is a manageable DIY repair for someone comfortable with mechanical work and electrical connections, but this is a 240V circuit and the thermostat is a safety component — any error can create a serious safety risk. If you have experience with appliance repair, follow the safety precautions carefully (breaker off, voltage tester, correct thermostat orientation), and can confirm the wiring connections are secure, this is a feasible DIY. If you've never worked with 240V appliance circuits before, hiring a qualified appliance technician is the safer option. Also identify and address whatever caused the original overheat event — otherwise the new thermostat will trip again.
Is this a Genuine OEM or aftermarket part?
This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Whirlpool OEM part, but is manufactured to match the trip temperature (335°F / 170°C), auto-reset function, terminal configuration, and fit of the original WP4449751 high limit thermostat used in compatible Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, and Kenmore ovens.
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WR49X25197 Refrigerator Genuine OEM Axial Evaporator Motor Replaces WR60X26866
The WR49X25197 is a genuine GE OEM axial evaporator fan motor for the fresh food evaporator on select GE French door refrigerators. Unlike a standard evaporator fan motor, this is an axial-design motor purpose-built for the fresh food side of the refrigeration system, using its blade geometry to move air efficiently and quietly through that compartment's evaporator coil for precise, consistent temperature control.
Rated 13.6VDC, 0.16A. Manufactured by Nidec, designation V80E14MS2A3-57A611. Over time, motor bearings wear out or the motor can fail electrically, and symptoms typically include the fresh food compartment running warm while the freezer remains unaffected, unusual noise from the fresh food evaporator area, or inconsistent cooling in that compartment specifically, since this motor doesn't serve the freezer side at all. It directly replaces WR60X26866, WR60X10341, WR60X24303, WR60X26033, WR60X10356, WR60X10357, WR60X26030, 239D1412P001, 239D1412P006, and AP6278228.
Quick Answer
The WR49X25197 Genuine OEM GE Axial Evaporator Motor fixes GE French door refrigerators where the fresh food compartment specifically runs warm, there's unusual noise from the fresh food evaporator area, or fresh food cooling is inconsistent while the freezer works fine. 13.6VDC, 0.16A axial motor. Replaces WR60X26866, WR60X10341, WR60X24303, WR60X26033, WR60X10356, WR60X10357, WR60X26030, 239D1412P001, 239D1412P006, AP6278228. If your refrigerator was manufactured between May 2014 and March 2015 (serial range HD–FF), the control software must also be updated by factory service or a Software Update Module (WR98R882802) for this motor to perform correctly.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Fresh food compartment running warm while the freezer stays normal
Unusual noise coming from the fresh food evaporator area
Inconsistent or fluctuating temperature in the fresh food section specifically
Fresh food evaporator fan not spinning or spinning intermittently
Reduced airflow affecting fresh food cooling performance
Cross Reference Information
Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item.
Replaces Part Numbers
This refrigerator axial evaporator motor directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers:
WR49X25197, WR60X26866, WR02X13733, WR60X10341, WR60X10356, WR60X10357, WR60X24303, WR60X26030, WR60X26033, V80E14MS2A3-57A611, 8817V W1, 239D1412P006, PD00038765, FIX12172983, AGE29673, AP6278228, PS12172983
If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility.
Compatibility
This axial evaporator motor is compatible with select GE French door refrigerators.
Note — fresh food evaporator only, and a software caveat for certain units: This motor serves the fresh food evaporator specifically — a different application from a general freezer evaporator fan motor. Additionally, if your refrigerator was manufactured between May 2014 and March 2015 (serial range HD through FF), the refrigerator's control software must be updated by factory service, or with a Software Update Module (WR98R882802), for this motor to perform correctly after installation. Always verify your full model number before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure.
Key Features
Genuine GE OEM part — factory-specified axial blade design for the fresh food evaporator
Resolves "fresh food running warm," "unusual noise from the fresh food evaporator," and "inconsistent fresh food cooling" symptoms
Rated 13.6VDC, 0.16A
Manufactured by Nidec, designation V80E14MS2A3-57A611
Direct drop-in replacement matching the original mounting and blade fitment
Replaces WR60X26866, WR60X10341, WR60X24303, WR60X26033, WR60X10356, WR60X10357, WR60X26030, 239D1412P001, 239D1412P006, and AP6278228
Compatible with GE French door refrigerators
Genuine OEM replacement — guaranteed fit, materials, and performance
Product Specifications
Part Number
WR49X25197
OEM Part Number
WR60X26866
Part Type
Axial Evaporator Fan Motor (Fresh Food)
Condition
Genuine OEM
Brand
GE
Application
French Door Refrigerators — Fresh Food Evaporator
Voltage
13.6VDC
Amperage
0.16A
Motor Manufacturer
Nidec (V80E14MS2A3-57A611)
Motor Type
Axial
Software Update Caveat
Required for units mfg. May 2014–March 2015, serial range HD–FF (WR98R882802)
Quantity
1 evaporator motor
Compatible Brand
GE
Installation Notes
⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator Before Starting — Check Your Manufacture Date For A Software Update Requirement Disconnect power at the outlet before beginning, and move perishable food to a cooler for the duration of the repair. Wear work gloves. Before starting, check your refrigerator's serial number/manufacture date sticker (typically inside the fresh food compartment) — if your unit was made between May 2014 and March 2015 with a serial range of HD through FF, plan for a control software update via factory service or a Software Update Module (WR98R882802) after installing this motor, since without it the new motor may not perform correctly. Access to the fresh food evaporator is typically through an interior panel in the fresh food compartment, separate from the freezer's evaporator access — check your model's service diagram. If there's frost or ice buildup around the fan or coil, let the unit sit unplugged with the door open for a few hours before continuing. Photograph the wiring harness connector and the fan blade's orientation before disconnecting anything. Unplug the wiring harness connector from the old motor, remove the mounting screws or clips holding the motor bracket in place, and pull the motor and fan blade assembly free. Mount the new WR49X25197 in the same position, reconnect the wiring harness connector fully, and confirm the blade spins freely by hand without contacting the housing before reassembling the panel. Restore power and monitor the fresh food compartment over the next 24 hours to confirm even, consistent cooling has returned. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, work gloves.
Frequently Asked Questions
My fresh food section runs warm but the freezer is fine. Is this the right part?
Yes, this is exactly the symptom pattern this motor addresses, since it's dedicated specifically to the fresh food evaporator rather than serving both compartments. If your freezer is cooling normally and only the fresh food section is warm or inconsistent, this axial motor is a strong candidate for the cause.
Do I really need a software update after installing this motor?
Only if your refrigerator falls into a specific manufacturing window: units made between May 2014 and March 2015, identifiable by a serial range of HD through FF. For those units, GE's own guidance states the control software must be updated by factory service or with a Software Update Module (WR98R882802) for the new motor to perform correctly. If your refrigerator falls outside that date range, this step isn't necessary — check your serial number sticker to confirm which category your unit falls into.
Is this the same as a regular evaporator fan motor?
Not quite — this is an axial-design motor built specifically for the fresh food evaporator on GE French door refrigerators, distinct from general evaporator fan motors that serve the freezer side or both compartments together. Always confirm your model number and which compartment's fan has failed before ordering.
Is this an OEM or aftermarket part?
This is a genuine OEM part, manufactured by GE to factory specifications — guaranteed fit, materials, and performance. It matches the original axial motor design, blade fitment, and electrical rating of the fresh food evaporator motor originally installed in your refrigerator.
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4 Pack - XPARTCO 3977393 Dryer Thermal Cut Off (309°F) – Compatible with Whirlpool, Maytag & Kenmore Dryers
Product Description
Protect your dryer from overheating with the XPARTCO 3977393 Dryer Thermal Cut Off (309°F). This high-quality aftermarket replacement is a critical safety component designed to permanently interrupt power to the heating circuit if temperatures exceed 309°F (154°C).
A blown thermal cut off can result in no heat. Replacing it with this reliable XPARTCO component helps restore safe operation and prevent further damage to heating elements or internal components.
XPARTCO provides cost-effective aftermarket appliance parts engineered to match original fit and performance.
Replaces Part Numbers
3977393, AP3094244, PS334299, EAP334299
Compatibility
This replacement dryer thermal cut off fits select Whirlpool, Maytag, Kenmore (Whirlpool-manufactured), Amana, Estate, and Roper dryers.
Commonly installed on the heater housing assembly.
Always verify your dryer’s model number before ordering.Contact our support team if you’re unsure.
✅ Key Features
🔄 Aftermarket Replacement – Matches OEM temperature rating and fit
🌡️ 309°F (154°C) Cut-Off Rating – Designed for high-heat safety protection
🛡️ Prevents Overheating Damage – Protects heating element and dryer components
🧩 Direct-Fit Design – Installs easily without modification
💰 Cost-Effective Repair – Affordable alternative to OEM thermal cut offs
📐 Product Specification
Part Number: 3977393 - Pack
Component Type: Dryer Thermal Cut Off
Temperature Rating: 309°F (154°C)
Function: One-time over-temperature safety cutoff
Mounting: Screw-mounted
Application: Dryer heater housing assembly
Quality Level: Aftermarket replacement (not OEM)
🛠️ Installation Notes
Tools Needed: Phillips screwdriver, nut driver
⚠️ Safety First: Unplug the dryer before servicing to avoid electrical shock.
Basic Steps:
Disconnect dryer power.
Remove rear panel to access heater housing.
Locate and disconnect the old thermal cut off.
Remove mounting screws and install the new XPARTCO 3977393 cut off.
Reconnect wiring and reassemble the dryer.
Restore power and test operation.
⏱️ Time Required: 20–30 minutes
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WR50X10068 Refrigerator Defrost Thermostat – Replacement for GE, Hotpoint, and Kenmore
Product Overview
This Defrost Thermostat is a replacement part designed for use in select GE refrigerator models. This component acts as a safety device in the refrigerator's defrost system, preventing the freezer from overheating during the defrost cycle. It works by monitoring the temperature of the evaporator coil and turning off the defrost heater when the coil gets warm enough, thus safeguarding the freezer from getting too hot.
Defrost thermostat for refrigerator or freezer
L140-30F.
6" long wire, wire connectors not included.
Replaces Part Numbers
This thermostat replaces WR50X10068, WR50X10015, WR50X10017, WR50X10018, WR50X10028, WR50X10051, WR50X10052, WR50X10053, WR50X10054, WR50X10074, WR50X10075, WR50X10079, L140-30F, AH1017716, EA1017716, AP3884317, PS1017716.
It is designed to match OEM performance and fit in a wide range of GE and GE-built refrigerator models.
Compatible Brands
Compatible with refrigerators from GE, Hotpoint, and Kenmore models manufactured by GE. Suitable for top-freezer and side-by-side configurations that use a defrost thermostat with this part number.
Fixes the Following Issues
Frost or ice buildup in freezer
Refrigerator not defrosting
Poor airflow and cooling performance
Defrost cycle not activating
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Genuine GE OEM Refrigerator Part
GE WR14X29279 Freezer Genuine OEM Door Gasket
White magnetic freezer-door gasket for select GE, Haier, and Hotpoint top-mount refrigerators.
Product Overview
WR14X29279 is a Genuine GE OEM freezer door gasket. The gasket seals around the freezer door to help keep warm, humid room air from entering the freezer compartment.
A torn, hardened, twisted, or poorly sealing gasket can contribute to frost buildup, temperature instability, longer compressor run times, and moisture around the freezer opening.
Quick Answer
This listing is for one white Genuine GE OEM freezer door gasket, part WR14X29279. It is used on select compact GE, Haier, and Hotpoint top-mount refrigerators. Verify the complete appliance model number before ordering.
Common Problems This Part May Fix
Torn or cracked freezer door gasket
Visible gaps around the freezer door
Frost or moisture near the door opening
Warm air entering the freezer compartment
Freezer door does not seal tightly
Refrigerator runs longer because of an air leak
Replaces and Cross-References
WR14X29279, 312240100333, AP6328743, AGE28324, PD00077451
Cross-reference numbers are provided for identification. Always verify fit by complete appliance model number.
Compatibility
Compatible with select GE, Haier, and Hotpoint compact top-mount refrigerators. Verified model examples include:
HA10TG21BSW
HA10TG21CSW
HA10TG21SW
HA12TG21SW
HPS10LGVBRWW
VPS10FGMAWW
VPS10FGMBWW
VPS10FGMCWW
Partial model list only. Similar refrigerators may use a different fresh-food or freezer gasket depending on cabinet size, door color, and production revision.
Key Features
Genuine GE OEM replacement part
Freezer door gasket / magnetic seal
White finish
Helps prevent warm-air infiltration
Designed for select GE, Haier, and Hotpoint refrigerators
Factory-fit replacement for compatible models
Product Specifications
Part Number: WR14X29279
Brand: GE Appliances
Part Type: Freezer Door Gasket
Color: White
Condition: New
Quality: Genuine OEM
Package Quantity: 1 Gasket
Installation Notes
Unplug the refrigerator before service.
Temporarily move food to a safe cold location while the freezer door is open.
Remove the original gasket according to the appliance service procedure.
Install the replacement evenly around the door perimeter, making sure all corners and edges are fully seated.
Close the door and inspect the entire perimeter for gaps.
Shipping crease tip: If the gasket arrives folded or creased, warm it gently with warm water or a hair dryer on low heat, then allow it to relax into shape. Do not overheat the gasket.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is WR14X29279 the freezer gasket or refrigerator-door gasket?
WR14X29279 is the freezer door gasket. The fresh-food door can use a different gasket on the same refrigerator.
Is this Genuine GE OEM?
Yes. WR14X29279 is a Genuine GE Appliances replacement part.
Is the gasket white?
Yes. This part is the white freezer-door gasket version.
Can I install it if it arrives with folds?
Yes. Shipping folds can usually be relaxed by gently warming the gasket before installation.
Shop With Confidence
For best results, compare your complete refrigerator model number before ordering. Door gaskets can look nearly identical while differing in size, magnetic profile, color, or mounting design.
Genuine GE OEMFreezer Door GasketWhiteCompatibility Support
WR49X10152 Refrigerator Genuine OEM Control Board
Replaces Part Numbers: WR49X10152, 1266021, AH1483475, EA1483475, AP3957581, PS1483475, WR49X10092, WR49X10115, WR49X10121, WR49X10138, WR49X10147, WR55X10156, WR55X10414, WR55X10492, WR55X10530.
Description: This is a replacement control board that has been manufactured by General Electric for use with specific refrigerator models.The control board is a critical component that ensures various refrigerator functions, such as defrost times and cooling, are properly regulated. This part should be replaced as soon as possible if faulty, otherwise the refrigerator may not be able to maintain a cold temperature or might not work at all. Before replacing this part, ensure the appliance is entirely disconnected from the power and water sources. Whenever attempting a repair, wear work gloves for protection.This part is suitable for use on a refrigerators that have been manufactured by General Electric, Hotpoint, RCA, and some other brands. This is a genuine OEM part and thus is manufactured from high-quality, durable, non-corrosive materials and is only sold individually.
California Residents only
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