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LG Push Button Switch 6600JB3007K OEM Part
was
$20.99
Special Price
$16.99
This manufacture part number # 6600JB3007K replaces our competitor’s part numbers: AP4650821, 6600JB3007B, 1353132, AH3529285, EA3529285, EBF60755004, EBF60755008, EBF60755009, PS3529285, B00AYBM6DO.
MFG Number
6600JB3007K
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.
Push Button Switch for Refrigerator/Freezer
This push button switch serves as an authentic OEM component tailored for LG refrigerators, and it fits LG as well as Sears-Kenmore models. Positioned near the door hinge, its function is influenced by the door's motion. When the refrigerator door closes, the switch deactivates the interior light, ensuring other operations proceed without interruption. Conversely, opening the door triggers the switch, illuminating the interior lighting and potentially activating features such as the ice dispenser or cooling systems.
Common causes for the door switch's failure include routine wear, frequent usage leading to mechanical damage, or electrical issues.
Signs indicating a faulty door switch may include:
- The interior light does not illuminate when the door opens.
- The interior light remains on after the door is closed.
- Disruptions in the dispenser or other connected features.
Replacing the door switch can effectively address issues such as:
- Inoperative interior lighting.
- Dysfunctional water dispenser.
- Inefficiencies with the ice maker.
This push button switch serves as an authentic OEM component tailored for LG refrigerators, and it fits LG as well as Sears-Kenmore models. Positioned near the door hinge, its function is influenced by the door's motion. When the refrigerator door closes, the switch deactivates the interior light, ensuring other operations proceed without interruption. Conversely, opening the door triggers the switch, illuminating the interior lighting and potentially activating features such as the ice dispenser or cooling systems.
Common causes for the door switch's failure include routine wear, frequent usage leading to mechanical damage, or electrical issues.
Signs indicating a faulty door switch may include:
- The interior light does not illuminate when the door opens.
- The interior light remains on after the door is closed.
- Disruptions in the dispenser or other connected features.
Replacing the door switch can effectively address issues such as:
- Inoperative interior lighting.
- Dysfunctional water dispenser.
- Inefficiencies with the ice maker.
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