Hotpoint Refrigerator Parts — Browse All Models

Need help figuring out what’s wrong? Visit our DIY refrigerator repair help section for part-by-part guidance and refrigerator error code charts.

These are often caused by failed defrost components or broken fan motors. Left unchecked, they can lead to warm spots or overworked compressors.

This is often caused by a failed defrost heater or sensor. Learn how to replace a defrost heater or how to replace a defrost sensor to restore normal operation.

Air may not be circulating properly due to a failed fan motor. Depending on your model, follow these steps to replace an evaporator fan motor in a top freezer or side-by-side refrigerator.

We carry replacement parts for common defrost and circulation issues.

• Defrost heaters
• Defrost sensors and thermistors
• Evaporator fan motors
• Diffusers and air ducts
• Defrost control assemblies

A: Yes. Hotpoint refrigerator leaks are often caused by a clogged defrost drain, cracked water line or faulty inlet valve. Most are simple DIY fixes with the right part.

A: Yes. If your fridge is running warm or doesn’t respond to settings, replacing the temperature control board is often a straightforward repair.

A: Yes. Replacing the air filter every 6 months helps reduce odors and prevents mold or bacteria from forming inside the fridge.

A: Try defrosting the dispenser area with a hairdryer or warm cloth. If the problem recurs, check for gaps around the door gasket or install a line heater.

A: Most models have a reset button or require a combination of key presses. Check your manual or unplug the unit for 5 minutes to force a reset.

A: You should replace your Hotpoint refrigerator water filter every 6 months, or sooner if your water tastes off or the flow slows. Old filters can let contaminants through or clog the system.