WR55X10025 Refrigerator Temperature Sensor & WR50X10068 Refrigerator Defrost Thermostat for GE & Hotpoint Refrigerators
WR50X10068 refrigerator defrost thermostat and WR55X10025 temperature sensor for GE and Hotpoint refrigerators.
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WR55X10025 refrigerator temperature sensor with white wire harness and close-up view of the sensor tip.
WR50X10068 refrigerator defrost thermostat with wiring harness and close-up view of the sensor clip.
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WR50X10068 refrigerator defrost thermostat and WR55X10025 temperature sensor for GE and Hotpoint refrigerators.
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WR55X10025 refrigerator temperature sensor with white wire harness and close-up view of the sensor tip.
WR50X10068 refrigerator defrost thermostat with wiring harness and close-up view of the sensor clip.
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WR55X10025 Refrigerator Temperature Sensor & WR50X10068 Refrigerator Defrost Thermostat for GE & Hotpoint Refrigerators

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WR55X10025 Refrigerator Temperature Sensor & WR50X10068 Defrost Thermostat

Key Features

  • Includes one temperature sensor and one defrost thermostat.
  • The temperature sensor monitors air temperature and sends readings to the electronic control board.
  • The defrost thermostat clips onto the evaporator and protects it from overheating during the defrost cycle.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • Temperature Sensor (WR55X10025): AP3185407, PS304103, AH304103, EA304103, WR50X10027, WR50X10034, WR50X10067, 914093, WR55X10025B, WR55X10026
  • Defrost Thermostat (WR50X10068): AP3884317, PS1017716, AH1017716, EA1017716, EAP1017716, WR50X10028, WR50X10015, WR50X10079, 1170024, WR50X10068B

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Designed for select refrigerator models from brands including General Electric, Hotpoint, and Kenmore.
  • Verify compatibility by checking your appliance's original part numbers or model number before ordering.

When to Replace

  • Refrigerator or freezer section is too warm or too cold.
  • Temperature fluctuates inconsistently.
  • Frost is building up on the freezer evaporator coils.
  • Refrigerator fails to run the defrost cycle.

Installation Tips

  • Always disconnect the refrigerator from its power source before beginning any repairs.
  • The temperature sensor is typically located in the fresh food compartment.
  • The defrost thermostat is found in the freezer section, attached to the evaporator tubing.
  • Wear work gloves to protect your hands during installation.
WR55X10025 Refrigerator Temperature Sensor & WR50X10068 Refrigerator Defrost Thermostat for GE & Hotpoint Refrigerators 1
WR55X10025 Refrigerator Temperature Sensor & WR50X10068 Refrigerator Defrost Thermostat for GE & Hotpoint Refrigerators 2
  • WR55X10025 Refrigerator Temperature Sensor & WR50X10068 Refrigerator Defrost Thermostat for GE & Hotpoint Refrigerators 1

    FIX THESE SYMPTOMS

    Be aware of the following symptoms: Fridge too warm or too cold, Freezer not defrosting.
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    PREMIUM MATERIALS

    Made of reinforced and wear-resistant materials that prevent failing during the installation and use process.
  • WR55X10025 Refrigerator Temperature Sensor & WR50X10068 Refrigerator Defrost Thermostat for GE & Hotpoint Refrigerators 3

    SAVING SOLUTION

    BlueStars brings DIY solutions to help you deal with any trouble.
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    SIMPLE INSTALLATION

    Our products allow effortless attachment and detachment, anyone with basic hand tools can install it.
ENSURE PRECISE TEMPERATURE READINGS

ENSURE PRECISE TEMPERATURE READINGS

Exactly read current refrigerator's temperature and send it to the control board.
PROTECT THE REFRIGERATOR

PROTECT THE REFRIGERATOR

Immediately cut off the power when the defrost temperature reaches a certain level.

Compatible Models

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FAQs

This kit is compatible with a wide range of refrigerators and freezers manufactured by GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, and Americana. Because these parts are used across many product lines, we recommend verifying your specific appliance model number against the part numbers listed to ensure a proper fit.
The temperature sensor (WR55X10025) replaces part numbers 914093, AP3185407, AH304103, EA304103, PS304103, WR50X10027, WR50X10034, WR55X10030, and WR55X11152. The defrost thermostat (WR50X10068) replaces WR50X10015 and various other legacy defrost control components.
If your refrigerator is not cooling properly, the freezer is building up excessive frost on the evaporator coils, or the unit fails to enter a defrost cycle, these components are likely the culprits. A faulty temperature sensor can cause erratic cooling, while a failed defrost thermostat prevents the heater from melting frost, leading to restricted airflow and temperature fluctuations.
Replacing these parts is a standard repair that most homeowners can complete in about 30 to 60 minutes. You will typically need a screwdriver, a nut driver, and possibly wire strippers or crimping tools to secure the connections. Always unplug the refrigerator and store your perishables in a cooler before beginning the repair.
When installing the new defrost thermostat, ensure it is securely clipped onto the evaporator tubing in the same location as the original. Proper contact with the tubing is essential for the thermostat to accurately sense the temperature and signal the defrost cycle to start and stop correctly.