WR55X10025 Refrigerator Temperature Sensor for GE Kenmore Hotpoint

WR55X10025 Refrigerator Temperature Sensor sends temperature data to the main control board for precise cooling in GE Kenmore Hotpoint fridges. Pack of 2.

Designed as a direct replacement, WR55X10025 helps maintain stable fridge temperatures by sensing cavity conditions and relaying data to the main control board. It is compatible with General Electric, Kenmore, and Hotpoint models and serves as a practical replacement for a range of related part numbers, providing a reliable option for restoring accurate readings without specialized tools.

For installation and daily use, this 2-pack sensor offers convenient availability for multiple units and reduces the risk of temperature reporting errors. The part is designed to withstand typical fridge temperature ranges and supports reliable defrost timing, contributing to consistent freshness, energy efficiency, and fewer unexpected temperature swings.

Use cases include routine maintenance on aging refrigerators, replacing a faulty sensor to restore accurate readings, or completing a repair when previous sensors have caused shutdowns or poor cooling. This part is a practical choice for both technicians and DIY homeowners looking for a straightforward replacement.

Features:

• WR55X10025 Refrigerator Temperature Sensor senses cavity temperature and transmits data to the main control board to help control refrigeration and defrost cycles.
• Compatible with General Electric, Kenmore, and Hotpoint refrigerators and replaces for multiple part numbers listed.
• The insulation withstand voltage meets standard requirements with stable resistance across high and low fridge temperatures.
• Helps resolve common faults such as poor cooling, frequent shutdowns, defrosting failures, and incorrect panel temperature readings.
• Supports safe and reliable operation across the fridge temperature range with tested performance.
• All products undergo strict factory testing and offer customer support for installation questions.