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Door Shelf Bin – Part Number: AAP73871501
$63.75
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Door Shelf Bin
Part #AAP73871501
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Primary Water Valve - Single Coil – Part Number: MJX41178908
$65.95
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Primary Water Valve - Single Coil
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This single-coil water inlet valve is designed for use in refrigerators and controls the flow of water to both the ice maker and water dispenser. It plays a critical role in maintaining consistent water delivery ensuring proper ice production and dispenser functionality. The valve helps regulate pressure and timing optimizing system performance and preventing issues such as slow ice output weak water flow or interruptions in dispensing. Common symptoms of a failing valve include no water dispensing ice maker failure or leaks near the dispenser area. Installation requires disconnecting the appliance from power and water supply and verifying compatibility with your specific model before replacement.
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Secondary Water Inlet Valve – Part Number: MJX41869202
$97.71
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Secondary Water Inlet Valve
Part #MJX41869202
This valve helps your fridge deliver water to the ice maker and dispenser. If you’re not getting ice, the dispenser isn’t working, or you hear strange noises, this part might be the fix. It’s easy to install—just make sure it fits your model and turn off the power and water before replacing.
ELBOW – Part Number: MDB61861102
$20.85
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ELBOW
Part #MDB61861102
Refrigerator Camshaft – Part Number: 4430JJ2004A
$13.15
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Refrigerator Camshaft
Part #4430JJ2004A
Refrigerator Water Tube Fitting – Part Number: 4932JA3002A
$35.15
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Refrigerator Water Tube Fitting
Part #4932JA3002A
The water tube fitting connects lines that supply water to components such as the ice maker and water dispenser.
Door Basket Assembly – Part Number: AAP33726606
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Defrost Sensor Assembly – Part Number: 6615JB2005N
$57.15
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Freezer Door Gasket – Part Number: MDS38201426
$67.05
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Freezer Door Gasket
Part #MDS38201426
Frost near the door or a freezer that runs often may have a damaged door seal. The flexible gasket blocks room air and moisture from entering the cold compartment. First clean the seal and contact surface, then check the hinges and door fit. Match the replacement to the complete freezer model and door position. If shipping leaves folds, soak the gasket in warm water for 5 to 10 minutes or use a hair dryer on low. Do not overheat the rubber. Smooth each side, close the door, and test the seal with a strip of paper.
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Clip – Part Number: 4004JA3002A
$13.15
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Clip
Part #4004JA3002A
Ring – Part Number: 4350JA3005B
$13.15
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Ring
Part #4350JA3005B
Defrost Heater – Part Number: 5300JK1005K
$110.24
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Defrost Heater
Part #5300JK1005K
This sheath heater is a genuine OEM replacement part manufactured by LG for select refrigerator models. It plays a critical role in preventing frost buildup by gently warming the evaporator area, helping maintain consistent airflow and cooling performance. Designed for precise fit and reliable operation, this component ensures your refrigerator functions efficiently and reduces the risk of ice accumulation that can affect food preservation. Installation should be performed with the appliance unplugged, and compatibility must be verified using your refrigerator’s model number prior to purchase.
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Our refrigerator was not dispencing water or ice.
11 of 20 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Nancy from NEW ALBANY, IN
  • Very Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Pliers, Screw drivers, Wrench (Adjustable)
Turned of water to refrigerator and unplugged refrigerator. Removed the water line from refrigerator. Removed back panel. Removed mounting screw from the water valve, Unhooked wire harness from valve and removed the water line on back of valve. Reconnected wiring harness to new valve, reconnected water line on back of valve. Replaced the back panel to refrigerator and put the water line back on the new valve. Turned on water valve and checked for leaks. It's now dispensing water and ice.
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Water inlet valve was leaking
5 of 6 people found this instruction helpful.
  • JONATHAN from ROSWELL, GA
  • A Bit Difficult
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Screw drivers, Wrench set
0) Look on the internet for a DIY/or pro-shop Video
1) Pull the refrigerator away from the wall, unplug the power cable
2) Shut off the water at the wall valve
3) Disconnect the water line at the inlet valve on the refrigerator (lower corner, right side), this is a threaded pipe fitting requiring a small open end wrench ... Read more />4) Remove the lower rear panel
5) Remove the water inlet and distribution valve assembly, there is one sheet-metal screw holding the assembly to the back edge of the refrigerator.
6) Carefully pull the assembly out of the back of the refrigerator, leave the distribution water lines attached, note the orientation
7) Disconnect the electrical connectors, note the orientation/types
8) Disconnect the water line from the inlet valve, remove the retaining clip, then pull out the line. Note - a small metal star shaped tube fitting may come out with the valve, this is fine and will not be used again.
9) Remove the inlet valve from the assembly (there are two small sheet-metal screws that are very tight, the correct/precise size, good quality Philips head screw driver is necessary or use a small set of vice-grips to grab the head of the screw)
10) Attach the new valve to the valve assembly, connect the electrical connectors, note - at the plastic refrigerator water line that connects to the inlet valve, trim/cut a small section off the end of the water line before connecting it to the valve. This will provide a fresh interface for the connection. Push the line in firmly and then install the retaining clip.
11) Perform a quick functional check before putting everything back together - Attach the water line from the wall, turn on the water, attach the electrical connectors, plug in the refrigerator power cable and test for operation and leaks.
12) Assuming no leaks/operational issues, unplug the refrigerator power cable again, turn off the water at the wall, disconnect the water line at the inlet valve and reinstall the valve assembly and rear panel. Reconnect the water line and plug in the power cable and you should be good to go.!
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ice bin had broken ejector blade. plastic pieces periodically broke off.
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  • John from CENTERVILLE, OH
  • Very Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
1. Removed old bin from ice maker(pulled it out manually).
2. Inserted replacement bin.
Total time is less than 30 seconds.
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