5303918568 Frigidaire Refrigerator Defrost Thermostat
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Frigidaire
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5303918568
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Frigidaire
This manufacturer part number # 5303918568 replaces our competitors' part numbers: AP5177213, 1865449, AH3493212, EA3493212, PS3493212.
Special Price
$51.99
Regular Price
$67.99
(24% off)
Refrigerator Defrost Thermostat Overview
The defrost thermostat is a crucial component in Frigidaire upright freezers, which also fits models from Electrolux, Gibson, and certain Kenmore refrigerators. This original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part is designed to monitor the temperatures of the coils within the unit. When it detects excessive cold, it initiates an automatic defrost cycle. This cycle helps prevent frost from blocking airflow by melting it, thus maintaining efficiency in the refrigerator's operation.
The need for replacing the defrost thermostat typically arises from prolonged exposure to varying temperatures inside the freezer. Additionally, any damage that affects its calibration may also necessitate its replacement.
Common signs that might indicate a failing defrost thermostat include:
- Significant ice buildup that disrupts proper air circulation and cooling efficiency.
- The refrigerator's inability to stay frost-free.
- Increased energy bills due to the refrigerator working harder to control frost and ice buildup.
This part is essential for maintaining the performance and energy efficiency of your refrigerator.
The defrost thermostat is a crucial component in Frigidaire upright freezers, which also fits models from Electrolux, Gibson, and certain Kenmore refrigerators. This original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part is designed to monitor the temperatures of the coils within the unit. When it detects excessive cold, it initiates an automatic defrost cycle. This cycle helps prevent frost from blocking airflow by melting it, thus maintaining efficiency in the refrigerator's operation.
The need for replacing the defrost thermostat typically arises from prolonged exposure to varying temperatures inside the freezer. Additionally, any damage that affects its calibration may also necessitate its replacement.
Common signs that might indicate a failing defrost thermostat include:
- Significant ice buildup that disrupts proper air circulation and cooling efficiency.
- The refrigerator's inability to stay frost-free.
- Increased energy bills due to the refrigerator working harder to control frost and ice buildup.
This part is essential for maintaining the performance and energy efficiency of your refrigerator.
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