Crosley Parts

Crosley Refrigerator and Range Parts

Crosley appliances are built for value and everyday reliability. When a refrigerator stops cooling or a range element fails, you need OEM parts that fit right the first time. Repair Clinic carries genuine Crosley replacement parts for refrigerators, ranges, and freezers — the same parts Crosley technicians use.

Common Crosley failures are straightforward to fix. A warm refrigerator usually points to a faulty start relay or thermostat. A range that won't heat needs a new bake or broil element. Door gaskets wear out and need replacing. We stock all of these at competitive prices with fast shipping.

• Refrigerator won't cool: Start relay, thermostat, compressor, evaporator fan motor
• No hot water in dispenser: Water inlet valve, control board
• Range element won't heat: Bake element, broil element, surface element switch, control board
• Door won't seal: Door gasket, door latch, hinges
• Ice maker not making ice: Ice maker assembly, water inlet valve, control board

Find your Crosley model number (usually on a sticker inside the fridge or behind the range) to get the exact parts you need. Enter it above to see all compatible replacement parts and diagrams for your appliance.

Crosley Appliance Parts FAQ

Why is my Crosley refrigerator not cooling but still running?

A refrigerator that runs but doesn't cool usually has a failed start relay or a bad thermostat. The start relay (a small clickable part on or near the compressor) helps start the compressor motor. Shake it — if you hear something rattling inside, it's bad. Before replacing it, check that the thermostat dial isn't set to the warmest position and that the condenser fan is spinning. If both look good, the start relay or thermostat is your next step.

How do I find my Crosley model number?

Crosley model numbers are on a label inside your appliance. For refrigerators, look on the back wall inside the fridge or on the side wall of the freezer compartment. For ranges, check the back wall inside the oven or on the side panel. For freezers, look inside on the back or side wall. Write down the complete model number — it typically starts with a letter (like C) followed by numbers. Use this number on our site to see all compatible parts, diagrams, and manuals for your exact model.

What's the most common Crosley range repair?

Electric Crosley ranges most often need a new bake element (the lower heating element in the oven). When it fails, the oven won't heat at all — or heats very slowly. Look inside the oven at the bottom; if you see a broken or burned coil, that's your culprit. The broil element (top of the oven) fails second most often. Both are simple 15-minute repairs that save you hundreds versus a new range.

How do I replace a Crosley door gasket?

Refrigerator and freezer door gaskets wear out from constant opening and closing — especially in warm, humid climates. You'll notice condensation around the door, mold at the seal, or a draft of warm air. Most Crosley gaskets pull out of a groove or unscrew from the door frame — check your parts diagram. Measure the perimeter of your door (height + width × 2) and use your model number to order the exact gasket. Installation takes 10 minutes and costs far less than running an inefficient seal.

Order Crosley Brand-Level Parts Online

Ordering Crosley brand-level parts online is simple and helps you find genuine OEM parts for your unit. With same-day shipping on most in-stock items, you'll have your replacement part fast, minimizing downtime. Our model/part number lookup finds the exact OEM part for your unit, and every order is backed by our 365-day return policy and price-match guarantee. Browse our repair help section for troubleshooting tips, part testing guides, and step-by-step installation videos for your specific product.

Crosley Appliance Model Number: Where to Look

On Crosley appliances, look for the model number on the product label inside the cabinet or door frame. Refrigerators usually have it on the fresh-food compartment wall or behind a crisper drawer, while washers and dryers often display it around the lid or door opening. Ranges may list it behind the storage drawer or along the oven door frame, and dishwashers typically place it on the tub rim or inner door edge. Record the complete model number, including any letters, numbers, or suffixes. Enter it in the model number search to pull up the parts matched to your unit. Because the model identifies the whole appliance, it narrows every associated parts category to compatible choices and helps prevent ordering the wrong replacement.