DA3200006W Defrost Temperature Sensor for Refrigerator Short description A direct replacement defrost temperature sensor designed for refrigerators. Monitors defrost cycles to help prevent frost buildup and restore proper cooling performance. Built with durable materials for dependable operation in refrigeration systems. Key benefits Accurate defrost monitoring: Detects temperature changes during the defrost cycle so the control board can start and stop defrost as required. Prevents frost accumulation: Helps maintain efficient airflow by reducing excess frost on evaporator coils. Simple replacement: Designed as a dropin replacement for systems that use the DA3200006W sensor, enabling straightforward swap during . Durable construction: Made from quality materials to withstand the low temperature and moisture conditions inside refrigerators. Reliable performance: Consistent readings help reduce unnecessary defrost cycles and support stable refrigerator operation. Important attributes Function: Measures evaporator temperature to control defrost timing and protect against excessive frost buildup. Compatibility: Intended as a replacement part for refrigerators that specify the DA3200006W defrost temperature sensor. Size and form: Compact sensor profile suitable for mounting on or near the evaporator coil in most compatible refrigerator models. Material: Constructed from durable, moistureresistant materials suited for refrigerated environments. Performance: Provides stable, repeatable temperature readings for effective defrost control. Use scenarios Repairing a refrigerator with intermittent cooling where frost or ice forms on the evaporator coil. Replacing a failed sensor during routine appliance maintenance to restore correct defrost cycle operation. Professional service technicians or experienced DIY users replacing components to eliminate excessive frost and improve airflow. Notes on installation the sensor only on refrigerators that list DA3200006W compatibility. Follow appliance safety procedures and power down the unit before servicing. If unsure about fit or installation, consult a qualified appliance technician.