Luomorgo Mini Refrigerator Temp Control Freezer, 2 Pin WPF-22 Universal Freezer Refrigerator Temperature Control Thermostat, Mini Fridge Thermostat

This thermostat was for a chest type freezer that quit getting cold. We were about to purchase a new one, but decided to see if it might be the thermostat. What a surprise to hear the compressor kick on. This product save us some money. Still working after three months.

UPDATE - HOW TO ADJUST-I had to search to find the direction to turn the screw so I put it here for convenience for others- and the simple directions. below I said that I didn't have to adjust but a couple of days laterMy fridge was freezing at the back and my freezer was several degrees sub zero F. The adjustment is simple - there is a small screw in a recession on the side of this thermostat. It will likely have a locking compound on the head. - You turn this screw clockwise to raise the temperature, counterclockwise to lower it. It may take a couple of tries to get it just right- and don't be afraid to turn it 1/2 or full revolution if you are way out of range.- but again 8$ compared to a new fridge- or a stock thermostat thatsy need the same adjustment? My refrigerator stopped kicking the compressor on. I jumped out the thermostat and it started again and ran for a bit but then once reaching temperature it didn't lock back on and this time jumping the compressor worked but only as long as I had it jumpered.A stock thermostat was 40$ plus and shipping. This was 8$ and free ship so I took a chance. (Meantime I just jumped out the thermostat and ran my fridge a few hours a day, and limited opening the doors, keeping readings with a temperature gun).This came and the only thing was that I had not fully removed the old one and found that the lead for the sensor on thos one was three times the length of the old one- luckily there was room inside the casing that I could wind it up- (NOTE -if you need to do this as well, be sure to either use shrink tube or a good tape to wrap whatever amount that will not be in the capillary tube, to avoid it shorting to ground or the other connections). It fot right and mounted easily.I set the thermostat dial and it has kept the right range le the original. Another note- if you install this and it does keeps too cold or too warm, there is a small screw adjustment on it to remedy that.Well worth the 8$ .

Perfect fit for the temperature control relay that is no longer in manufacture from Haier. Set to -10F and it cycles on at 10F. Same range as the original but without sticking and ruining the food. I also installed a separate 12V sensor to the house alarm to let me know if it sticks and comes back on at a higher temperature. Small cost to ensure you don't lose a freezer full of food.

This unit does not do a good job of controlling temperature or the deadband between on and off. The initial settings are all over the place and there is no documentation or instructions on screw adjustments. In general this is just a low quality thermostat, which, for the price isn't necessarily a bad thing, but when considering the difficulty of installing and de-installing most thermostats, I would suggest getting a higher quality unit.

This is a good replacement at a fair price.

My neighbor asked if I could pick up apartment size fridge from their place and have recycled, it keep freezing everything even though it was all the way lowest temp. They have already purchased a new one. I went on Amazon and ordered a new temp control. Very easy to remove and replace.. works great. Be sure to unplug before working on it. Oh yea, light bulb was burned out. Ordered a LED bulb from Amazon to replace burnt out one.. 👍🏼👍🏼

Did not work for Fridgidaire mini fridge model: FRC05L5DB1.

I've had a terrible time over the years trying to find replacement thermostats for my 25-year old Frigidaire Euroflair fridge, built in Europe, apparently. (No professional will even touch it.) It's a two part side-by-side unit: a two-door freezer and two-door refrigerator. I've tried several different "universal" thermostats, but they either leave the fridge luke-warm or drive it far below freezing. This keeps my fridge between 37° and 40°. Such a relief!