Appliance Spares
Description
About This Part
The temperature sensor (thermistor) tells the control board how cold the compartment is. When it drifts or fails, the fridge runs too warm or too cold, the compressor cycles oddly, or a temperature error shows on the display. A new sensor restores accurate readings so the cabinet holds the set temperature.
Many owners fit this themselves; if you’d rather not, any local repairer can fit the part you supply.
- In stock in Sydney — order before 12pm AEST on a business day and it ships the same day
- $10.60 flat-rate delivery Australia-wide, typically 2–7 business days
- 12-month warranty on every part we sell
Specifications
| Part Type | Temperature Sensor |
|---|---|
| Fits Brand | Westinghouse |
| Appliance | Fridge |
| Part Numbers | 1437528 |
| Condition | Brand new |
| Warranty | 12 months |
Signs You Need This Part
- Fridge or freezer running too warm or too cold
- Compressor cycling oddly or running constantly
- Temperature error code on the display
- Frost or ice building up unexpectedly
What’s In the Box
- 1 × Westinghouse temperature sensor (1437528)
Compatible Models
The quickest check is the part number on your old temperature sensor or its label – if it reads 1437528, this is the right part. Not sure? Send your model number via the contact form and we’ll match the correct part before you buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this temperature sensor fit my Westinghouse fridge?
This is Westinghouse part 1437528. The reliable check is the part number printed on your old part or on its label – if it reads 1437528, this is the right temperature sensor. If there's no number to be found, send us your appliance's model number (it's on the rating sticker) via the contact form and we'll match the correct part before you buy.
How quickly will it ship?
Same-day dispatch from our Sydney warehouse on orders placed before 12pm AEST (business days). Australia-wide delivery is $10.60 flat rate, typically 2-7 business days.
How do I replace this temperature sensor?
Disconnect power before beginning any repair. Remove the old temperature sensor, noting its orientation and any wiring connections. Fit the new part in the same position and reconnect. Test the appliance before completing reassembly.
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