Supplying Demand DA47-00244U Refrigerator Defrost Heater Replaces 3955643, PS9603659

Price: $40.88
(as of Mar 17, 2024 20:24:46 UTC – Details)

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Supplying Demand is a private-label manufacturer specializing in appliance and HVAC parts, tools, hardware, plumbing, and apparel for residential and commercial applications.

We are dedicated to delivering high-quality components that keep your appliances and heating/cooling systems running smoothly and giving you the necessary tools to complete the repair.

Supplying Demand is The Repair Brand.

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How did we get our start?

Started by professional service technicians with a combined 50+ years experience in the service and repair industry, our goal was to bring practical repairs to customers at a reasonable price.

Why do we love what we do?

Because it’s what we do. Supplying Demand is constantly seeking out new parts to manufacture and bring to market that are comparable or better than the original.

What problem are we solving?

Supplying Demand is lowering the price of repair, reducing waste by utilizing reusable or recyclable packaging, and empowering customers through educational materials.

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Practical repairs at a reasonable price. We are The Repair Brand.

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Prevents Frost Buildup: During normal operation, moisture from the air inside the refrigerator or freezer can condense on the evaporator coils and form frost or ice. Over time, this buildup can restrict airflow, reduce cooling efficiency, and lead to temperature fluctuations inside the appliance
Heating Element: The defrost heater is typically a metal or alloy wire coil that is located either directly on the evaporator coils or in close proximity to them. It is designed to generate heat when activated, raising the temperature of the coils above freezing to melt any accumulated frost or ice
Defrost Cycle: Refrigerators and freezers are equipped with a defrost cycle that is automatically initiated at regular intervals, typically every 6 to 12 hours, depending on the model. During the defrost cycle, the compressor and cooling system are temporarily turned off, and the defrost heater is energized to melt the frost or ice on the evaporator coils
Length of connections are 8 inches and 10 inches