U-Line Refrigerator Parts

U-Line Refrigerator Parts

U-Line undercounter and built-in refrigerators are installed in factory-certified kitchens, bars, and offices — and when they need repair, you need genuine OEM parts. U-Line models are engineered for tight cabinet spaces and consistent 38°F operation, which means every part is precision-matched to your specific model. Ice makers, evaporator fan motors, door gaskets, and control boards are the most common U-Line repairs we see.

Repair Clinic carries OEM U-Line refrigerator parts with same-day shipping on most items. Whether your undercounter fridge is warm, the ice maker stopped working, or the door won't seal tight, we have the exact replacement part and the model-specific guidance to get you fixed.

• No ice or small ice: Ice maker assembly, water inlet valve, control board
• Warm fridge or freezer: Evaporator fan motor, thermistor/temperature sensor, start relay, compressor (sealed system)
• Door won't close or poor seal: Door gasket, door hinge, door handle
• Water leaking inside: Water inlet valve, drain part, evaporator fan motor (frost blockage)
• Condenser fan running constantly: Condenser fan motor, control board

Find your U-Line refrigerator model number and search it above — we'll show you every compatible part for your exact unit.

U-Line Refrigerator Parts FAQ

Where is the model number on a U-Line refrigerator?

U-Line model numbers are usually found on a label inside the fridge, along the top rim of the interior, or on the back wall. It starts with a letter (like U, F, H, or K) followed by numbers. Write it down or take a photo — you'll need it to get the exact OEM parts for your model. U-Line also prints model numbers on the front exterior sometimes; check the stainless trim or the kickplate.

Why is my U-Line refrigerator not making ice?

The ice maker assembly is the most common failure on U-Line undercounter models. If the ice maker is powered (you hear a click or hum) but produces no ice, the module itself usually needs replacement. If there's no sound at all, check the water inlet valve — it could be stuck closed or the water line could be kinked. A thermistor error can also prevent ice production. With your model number, we can confirm which part is correct for your U-Line.

How do I know if my U-Line evaporator fan motor is failing?

The evaporator fan motor circulates cold air from the freezer section into the fridge compartment. If your U-Line refrigerator is warm but the freezer is cold, or if you hear a loud humming or rattling from inside the unit, the evaporator motor is likely failing. Sometimes frost builds up and blocks the motor before it fully dies — if you see heavy frost around the evaporator coil, the motor may need replacement soon. OEM U-Line motors are engineered for tight cabinet spaces, so aftermarket substitutes often don't fit.

What's the difference between U-Line ice maker assemblies and generic ice maker kits?

U-Line ice maker assemblies are built to specification for undercounter operation — they include the exact valve, module, tray, and motor for your model. Generic ice maker kits often have different flow rates or mounting dimensions, which means poor ice production, leaking, or complete failure to fit. Always enter your U-Line model number to confirm the OEM-correct assembly. It's the one repair that's worth spending extra for genuine parts.

Order U-Line Refrigerator Condenser Fan Motor Replacement Parts Online

Ensure optimal cooling performance with genuine OEM U-Line refrigerator condenser fan motor replacement parts from Repair Clinic. A properly functioning fan motor is key for efficient heat dissipation, preventing overheating and ensuring your refrigerator operates smoothly. Use our model number lookup tool to find the exact match for your U-Line refrigerator, and enjoy the convenience of same-day shipping and our Price Match Guarantee. For repair assistance, visit our Refrigerator Repair Help page. You can also browse other parts, such as U-Line Refrigerator Parts, for additional repair solutions.

U-Line Refrigerator Model Number: Where to Look

U-Line typically places the model number on a label inside the refrigerator compartment, along the top rim or on the back wall. Check near the door seal, then look at the front exterior, stainless trim, or kickplate if you do not see it inside. The model number may begin with a letter followed by numbers, so copy every character carefully or take a clear photo. Enter it in the search bar to filter this page to the parts that fit your model. Using the complete unit model, rather than guessing from a part description, narrows the catalog to compatible U-Line refrigerator parts and helps you order with confidence knowing the fit is right.