Amana ART308FFDB10 refrigerator Parts

Yes. For your Amana ART308FFDB10 top-mount refrigerator, we recommend DIY replacement for many non-sealed-system parts (gaskets, shelves, fan parts, sensors, switches). For sealed-system or refrigerant work (compressor, condenser, drier tube), use a qualified technician.

These repairs are typically straightforward with basic hand tools and careful handling.

• Replace a worn door seal such as the refrigerator door gasket (white) W10861499
• Fix warm-fridge symptoms caused by a noisy or stalled evaporator fan using the refrigerator evaporator fan motor WP2315539 or refrigerator evaporator fan blade WP2163777
• Address temperature swings by testing and replacing the thermistor, refrigerator W11438736
• Replace a broken door switch or light switch such as the switch- rock W11123941
• Improve door closing and alignment by inspecting rollers like the refrigerator roller WPW10475495

These jobs involve refrigerant handling, specialized tools, or higher risk of damaging the cooling system.

• Sealed-system repairs (refrigerant leaks, brazing, vacuum/charge)
• Compressor replacement such as the compressor (also order the following lokring parts) W11582579
• Refrigeration tubing component replacement such as the drier tube W11109499 or condenser W11512423

• Unplug the refrigerator or switch off the breaker.
• Protect floors and doors; use a towel or cardboard when removing panels.
• Take photos of wire connectors and routing before disconnecting anything.
• Keep screws organized; a small fastener like the refrigerator screw WP489478 is easy to lose.
• If you smell a chemical odor or hear hissing from the sealed system, stop and schedule service.

DIY repairs on accessible parts can restore cooling performance, reduce energy use, and prevent food spoilage. Avoiding sealed-system DIY work also prevents expensive damage and safety hazards.

For step-by-step guidance on fan-related cooling problems, use how to fix your evaporator cooling fan. For ordering, start with the parts list for ART308FFDB10, or search by model on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

On most Amana refrigerators (including model ART308FFDB10), the serial number encodes the build date: the first 2 digits typically indicate the year, and the next 2 digits indicate the production week. Convert those digits to a calendar year and week to estimate the refrigerator’s age.

1. Find the serial number on the model and serial tag (commonly inside the fresh food compartment on a side wall or near the crisper area).
2. Read the first 4 digits of the serial number.
3. Decode them as:
   • Digits 1 to 2: year of manufacture (YY)
   • Digits 3 to 4: week of manufacture (WW)

If your serial number starts with 1914:

• 19 = 2019
• 14 = 14th week of the year (early April in most years)

A refrigerator’s performance issues are often repairable even when the unit has years on it. Check these common age-like symptoms first:

• Warm refrigerator section but freezer seems OK (often airflow)
• Loud humming or rattling from the freezer area (fan or blade)
• Frost buildup on the back freezer panel (defrost or airflow restriction)
• Door not sealing evenly (gasket warping or misalignment)
• Temperature swings (sensor or control issues)

If your ART308FFDB10 is running but not cooling consistently, these parts are common suspects:

• Refrigerator evaporator fan motor WP2315539
• Refrigerator evaporator fan blade WP2163777
• Thermistor, refrigerator W11438736
• Refrigerator door gasket (white) W10861499

Knowing the build week and year helps us match the right replacement parts and troubleshoot more accurately, because design revisions can change components like the evaporator fan motor, thermistor, or door gasket.

For ordering, we recommend using the parts list for ART308FFDB10 first, or searching by your full model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

The most commonly replaced refrigerator parts are the ones that wear out first or affect cooling and sealing: door gaskets, fan components, temperature sensors, ice maker parts, and control components. For Amana model ART308FFDB10, several of these common replacements are available as listed parts below.

These are the parts we see replaced most frequently across top-mount refrigerators like the Amana ART308FFDB10:

• Door gasket: stops warm air leaks that cause frost and poor cooling (example: refrigerator door gasket (white) W10861499)
• Evaporator fan motor and blade: moves cold air through the freezer and fresh food section (examples: refrigerator evaporator fan motor WP2315539, refrigerator evaporator fan blade WP2163777)
• Thermistor (temperature sensor): tells the control how cold it is so it can run the compressor correctly (example: thermistor, refrigerator W11438736)
• Ice maker kit (if equipped): common upgrade or replacement when ice production stops (example: whirlpool refrigerator ice maker kit W11729596)
• Electronic control: can cause erratic temperatures or no-cool symptoms when it fails (example: elek cntrl a W11562260)

Refrigerators run 24/7, so air movement, sealing, and temperature feedback are constant. A small air leak at the gasket or a weak evaporator fan can force longer run times, create frost, and lead to food temperature problems.

• For water and filter related maintenance, use how to replace the water filter in an Amana refrigerator.
• For cooling airflow issues, use how to fix your evaporator cooling fan.

To avoid returns, we match parts by the full model number and the exact part ID. You can order replacement parts for Amana ART308FFDB10 from the parts list for this model, or search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

Most Amana refrigerators average 10 to 15 years of service life. For an Amana ART308FFDB10 top-mount refrigerator, lifespan depends most on airflow, clean condenser coils, stable temperatures, and tight door seals; worn cooling parts can shorten life.

These ranges help set realistic expectations for a top-mount refrigerator like the ART308FFDB10.

We see the biggest lifespan gains from simple, repeatable maintenance.

• Clean condenser coils regularly so the compressor runs cooler and shorter.
• Keep vents clear inside both compartments so cold air can circulate.
• Check door sealing; a leaking gasket forces longer run times and adds frost.
• Set stable temps (about 37°F fresh food, 0°F freezer) to reduce cycling.
• Level the cabinet so doors close fully and don’t drift open.

If your refrigerator is warm, noisy, or frosting up, these model-matched parts are common suspects.

• Refrigerator evaporator fan motor WP2315539
• Refrigerator evaporator fan blade WP2163777
• Thermistor, refrigerator W11438736
• Refrigerator door gasket (white) W10861499

A refrigerator that runs hot or leaks air can still “work,” but it wears out faster because the compressor and fans run longer. Fixing airflow and sealing issues early often prevents bigger cooling-system failures.

For broader part lookup by model number, we also support search on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026