800-939-0722

Loading...

WR50X10069 General Electric High Limit Thermostat for Refrigerators

Genuine OEM NEW Part WR50X10069

Availability: In stock

In stock items are shipped the same day on all orders made before 4 PM Eastern Time.
Orders made after 4 PM Eastern Time, Weekend or a Holiday will ship the following business day.

Part Number:
WR50X10069
Manufactured BY:
General Electric
Condition:
Genuine OEM NEW
Payment:
Dispatched From:
ApplianceParts4All
This manufacturer part number # WR50X10069 replaces our competitors' part numbers: AP3884325, 1170025, AH1155318, EA1155318, PS1155318.
Special Price $17.99 Regular Price $31.99 (44% off)
+ -

Payment

Does this part fit my model?
High Limit Thermostat for Refrigerators.
GE appliances, such as Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore, often use this OEM replacement Defrost Thermostat. It serves as a temperature-sensing device essential for monitoring the evaporator's temperature increase during defrost cycles. By controlling the defrost heater and turning it off after the coils are free of frost, it prevents the evaporator from overheating.

If your refrigerator is not defrosting correctly, shows excessive frost buildup in the freezer, cools unevenly, or uses more energy than usual, these could be signs of a malfunctioning defrost thermostat.

The thermostat typically shows infinite resistance at room temperature and comes with a specification of L140-30F. Before replacing this part, make sure to disconnect the refrigerator from power. This thermostat is designed to fit specific GE models, including those under the Hotpoint and RCA brands.
Write Your Own Review
Only registered users can write reviews. Please Sign in or create an account

Loading compatible models...

High Limit Thermostat for Refrigerators.
GE appliances, such as Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore, often use this OEM replacement Defrost Thermostat. It serves as a temperature-sensing device essential for monitoring the evaporator's temperature increase during defrost cycles. By controlling the defrost heater and turning it off after the coils are free of frost, it prevents the evaporator from overheating.

If your refrigerator is not defrosting correctly, shows excessive frost buildup in the freezer, cools unevenly, or uses more energy than usual, these could be signs of a malfunctioning defrost thermostat.

The thermostat typically shows infinite resistance at room temperature and comes with a specification of L140-30F. Before replacing this part, make sure to disconnect the refrigerator from power. This thermostat is designed to fit specific GE models, including those under the Hotpoint and RCA brands.
WR50X10069 General Electric High Limit Thermostat for Refrigerators
17.990000
Similar Products