If you have a Whirlpool freezer that has a LED light inside, you might need to replace it if it burns out or stops working. Replacing the LED light in a Whirlpool freezer is not very difficult and can be done in a few minutes. In this post, we will show you how to replace the LED light in a Whirlpool freezer with a few simple steps.
To replace the LED light in a Whirlpool freezer, you need to unplug the freezer, remove the light shield, disconnect the wires, replace the LED module, reconnect the wires, and reinstall the light shield.
The LED light in your Whirlpool freezer is designed to last for a long time and provide bright and energy-efficient illumination for your frozen food. However, sometimes the LED light might fail or malfunction due to various reasons, such as:
If your LED light is not working properly or at all, you might need to replace it with a new one. You can purchase a replacement LED module from an authorized dealer or online. Make sure you get the right part number and model for your freezer.
Replacing the LED light in your Whirlpool freezer is easy and quick. You just need to follow these steps:
You can check if your Whirlpool freezer has a LED light or not by looking at the model number of your freezer. If your model number starts with WRF, WZF, EVL, EVN, EVU, EVH, EVD, EVF, EVS, or EVR, then your freezer has a LED light.
You can find the part number and model of your Whirlpool freezer by looking at the label inside your freezer door or on your owner’s manual. The part number of your LED module should start with W followed by 9 digits.
You should dispose of your old LED module according to your local regulations for electronic waste. Do not throw it in the trash or recycle bin, as it might contain hazardous materials.
Replacing the LED light in your Whirlpool freezer is not as hard as it seems. You just need to unplug your freezer, remove the light shield, disconnect the wires, replace the LED module, reconnect the wires, and reinstall the light shield. This should make your freezer bright and functional again.