6500JB2002X Refrigerator Ambient Temperature Sensor NTC Thermistor

6500JB2002X Refrigerator Ambient Temperature Sensor NTC Thermistor

• Precise Compatibility & Replacement: This 6500JB2002X refrigerator temperature sensor is fit for LG bottom freezer refrigerator (LFC, LFX, LDCS, LRSOS series including LFC22770ST, LFXC22526S, LFX25960SB/ST/SW/TT) and Kenmore 795 series (LG manufactured, such as 79571606013, 79570333310). It directly replaces original part numbers 6500JB2002P, 6500JB2002B, 6500JB2002T, 6500JB2002H and third-party replacement numbers AP5594347, 2651043, AH3636270, EA3636270, PS3636270, EAP3636270, 376590, 6500JB2002XCM, ideal for 6500JB2002X replacement needs
• Original Standard Specifications: Designed to match the original size and performance, this NTC thermistor for LG refrigerator features a 1.375-inch (1-3/8") bulb probe, 11-inch lead wire, and 2-pin JST style connector, with a resistance of approximately 5kΩ at 25°C. As a professional refrigerator ambient temperature sensor fit for LG Kenmore refrigerators, it ensures accurate signal transmission to the main control board, consistent with original performance
• Practical Application Scenarios: This freezer compartment temperature sensor (installed in the upper right corner of the rear freezer) monitors the ambient temperature of the refrigerator and freezer. It solves common faults caused by sensor damage/drift: no cooling, insufficient cooling, temperature fluctuation, abnormal display (-22°F/+86°F), and error codes ER FF (freezer), ER RR (refrigerator), ER CO (communication), fitting for LG Kenmore fridge repair
• Applicable Refrigerator Types: Specifically designed for LG bottom freezer/top refrigerator, French door refrigerators (LFC/LFX/LDCS/LRSOS series) and Kenmore 795 series. It is not fit for single-door fridges, wine coolers, ice machines or other brands, for LG Kenmore refrigerator sensor requirements
• Basic Installation Guide: No professional tools needed for DIY refrigerator sensor replacement. Cut off the fridge power and wait 5+ minutes for safety. Remove the rear freezer lining (2-4 screws), disconnect the old sensor plug, take out the old one, install the new 6500JB2002X sensor in place, reconnect the plug, and reinstall the lining to finish