6500JB2002X LG Refrigerator Temperature Sensor
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LG
MFG Number
6500JB2002X
Manufactured BY:
LG
This manufacture part number # 6500JB2002X replaces our competitor’s part numbers: AP5594347, 2651043, AH3636270, EA3636270, PS3636270, B008KFH2Q2.
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$18.99
Regular Price
$22.99
(17% off)
LG Refrigerator Temperature Sensor
The temperature sensor, also known as a thermistor, is an essential component in LG refrigerators, and it is compatible with certain Sears-Kenmore models as well. This original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part plays a crucial role in monitoring and responding to temperature changes within the refrigerator. By doing so, it provides feedback to the control board, helping to ensure that the refrigerator maintains precise and stable temperatures for effective food preservation and cooling efficiency.
Common reasons for a malfunctioning temperature sensor include general wear and tear, electrical damage, exposure to extreme temperatures, or issues with sensor calibration. Such problems may lead to inconsistent temperatures, inaccurate temperature displays, or suboptimal cooling performance.
If you notice any of the following issues, it might indicate a defective temperature sensor:
- Unreliable temperature readings on the control panel.
- Frequent changes in the internal temperature of the refrigerator.
- Overcooling or insufficient cooling of stored items.
This OEM part is also suitable for use in some Kenmore/Sears refrigerators.
The temperature sensor, also known as a thermistor, is an essential component in LG refrigerators, and it is compatible with certain Sears-Kenmore models as well. This original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part plays a crucial role in monitoring and responding to temperature changes within the refrigerator. By doing so, it provides feedback to the control board, helping to ensure that the refrigerator maintains precise and stable temperatures for effective food preservation and cooling efficiency.
Common reasons for a malfunctioning temperature sensor include general wear and tear, electrical damage, exposure to extreme temperatures, or issues with sensor calibration. Such problems may lead to inconsistent temperatures, inaccurate temperature displays, or suboptimal cooling performance.
If you notice any of the following issues, it might indicate a defective temperature sensor:
- Unreliable temperature readings on the control panel.
- Frequent changes in the internal temperature of the refrigerator.
- Overcooling or insufficient cooling of stored items.
This OEM part is also suitable for use in some Kenmore/Sears refrigerators.
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