4781JR2004C LG Refrigerator Defrost Sensor
Genuine OEM NEW Part 4781JR2004C
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LG
MFG Number
4781JR2004C
Manufactured BY:
LG
This manufacture part number # 4781JR2004C replaces our competitor’s part numbers: AP5203902, 1330961, AH3523602, EA3523602, PS3523602.
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$35.99
Regular Price
$41.99
(14% off)
Refrigerator Defrost Sensor
LG offers a range of products including the Defrost Sensor, which is an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) component suitable for LG and some Sears-Kenmore refrigerators. This sensor plays a crucial role in detecting the need for defrosting by monitoring the temperature of the evaporator coils. When necessary, it activates the defrost system to melt away any accumulated frost or ice.
The defrost sensor is generally positioned close to the evaporator coils. It functions by keeping track of the coils' temperature and triggers the defrost process when the buildup reaches a certain level.
Several factors can lead to a malfunctioning defrost sensor, including physical damage, moisture exposure, issues with electrical connections, or simply the natural degradation of the component over time.
Signs that the defrost sensor may be failing include:
- Significant frost or ice accumulation on the evaporator coils
- Poor cooling performance or inconsistent temperature control
- Failure of the defrost cycle to start as needed
This specific LG part is also designed to be compatible with certain Kenmore refrigerator models.
LG offers a range of products including the Defrost Sensor, which is an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) component suitable for LG and some Sears-Kenmore refrigerators. This sensor plays a crucial role in detecting the need for defrosting by monitoring the temperature of the evaporator coils. When necessary, it activates the defrost system to melt away any accumulated frost or ice.
The defrost sensor is generally positioned close to the evaporator coils. It functions by keeping track of the coils' temperature and triggers the defrost process when the buildup reaches a certain level.
Several factors can lead to a malfunctioning defrost sensor, including physical damage, moisture exposure, issues with electrical connections, or simply the natural degradation of the component over time.
Signs that the defrost sensor may be failing include:
- Significant frost or ice accumulation on the evaporator coils
- Poor cooling performance or inconsistent temperature control
- Failure of the defrost cycle to start as needed
This specific LG part is also designed to be compatible with certain Kenmore refrigerator models.
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