Delixike EAV43060808 Refrigerator LED Light Review

Intro

Small repair jobs are the quiet victories of home cooking: a working fridge light makes evenings less fumbly and helps you find things fast. The Delixike EAV43060808 (model EAV43060808) LED light assembly is marketed as an inexpensive replacement for a range of LG and Kenmore refrigerator models. The listing calls it a compact, freestanding refrigerator part with a glossy or semi-gloss white finish and an item weight of 3.2 ounces. Owners report it fits many compatible fridges and is bright — but there’s a recurring safety warning in user notes about wiring polarity that you shouldn’t skip.

What it is / first look

The Delixike EAV43060808 is listed as an LED light assembly for refrigerators and is presented in the product data as model EAV43060808. The listing name includes multiple cross-references — EAV43060808 (AP5020295), EAV43060804, PS3533582 — and explicitly positions this as a replacement board for certain LG and Kenmore models. The brand shown in the listing is Delixike and the manufacturer is Obida. The item weight is given as 3.2 ounces and the finish types are listed as "Glossy or Semi-gloss." The product color is stated as white.

Functionally, the listing and owner feedback describe it as an LED light board intended to slide into or connect to the existing fridge harness. Owners say the plug matches the OEM connector (Molex-style), and dimensions line up with the original on compatible models. The listing’s product copy emphasizes compatibility: it lists many LFX, LMX and LFC model numbers from the same family of refrigerators, so the intended use is clearly as a direct or near-direct replacement rather than a generic retrofit.

Compatibility at a glance

The listing supplies an extended compatibility list. Representative models named in the listing include many LFX25971, LFX25975, LMX25984, LMX25985, LFC21776 and similar model families. The listing repeatedly states "Fits the following models (not all applicable models may be listed)," and then gives dozens of model identifiers across several lines. If your fridge is one of the listed model numbers, owner reports indicate the part often mates directly to the harness and chassis.

Packaging and visuals

Product images reference several file names (see the image list below) and the listing color is white. The listing also groups this part among kitchen electrical accessories and a wider catalog of appliance parts, highlighting its role as a spare or replacement component.

• Image files referenced in the listing (for color/visual cues):
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In daily use

This is a repair-oriented product: owners buy it when the fridge light board goes out and they want an inexpensive fix. Owner feedback falls into two clear buckets — successful drop-in replacements and a small but serious electrical-warning group.

For compatible LG/Kenmore owners

Several owners describe the EAV43060808 as an essentially identical replacement to the factory LG light board. Reported positives include the correct dimensions and a plug that matches the original Molex connector, making installation a straightforward swap on the models listed. Owners say the board is "extremely bright" in daily use, and several comments call it a great fix that restored full lighting to the refrigerator interior.

For rental properties, cottages, or budget repairs

Because the part is presented as a budget-friendly aftermarket option, it shows up often in scenarios where a quick, low-cost repair is preferable to OEM pricing or a full service call. Owner notes explicitly contrast this part with official parts sellers that were quoted much higher prices for an OEM board; those notes say buyers found the Delixike to be a functional substitute at a fraction of the cost.

What to expect when you install it

• Fit: Owners repeatedly report correct dimensions and a matching connector on compatible models.
• Light output: Several owners label the replacement as "extremely bright."
• Installation: Described as a one-for-one install when the harness and connector match, but the listing doesn’t specify included instructions or packaging details.

One practical note from owners: the aftermarket board reportedly lacks the potting compound around the LEDs that some factory boards have. That can matter for moisture or impact resistance over time; owners accept this trade-off for the lower price, but it’s a difference to be aware of.

Materials & build quality

The listing does not provide a materials breakdown for the circuit board, LEDs, or housing beyond finish and color descriptors. The product spec fields list the finish as "Glossy or Semi-gloss" and the color as white, and the item weight as 3.2 ounces. The item type name is listed as "Refrigerator" and installation type is listed as "Freestanding," which appears to be how the listing categorizes the part rather than a literal description of installation in every service scenario.

Owner reports give the best insight into build quality. The recurring positive theme is that the board is dimensionally correct and that the Molex-style plug is identical to the original, allowing a direct swap. Multiple owners say the light looks and functions like the factory unit except for two differences called out in feedback: the aftermarket board lacks the potting around the LEDs, and one or more owners cautioned about wiring polarity (see Safety considerations). The lack of potting is a tangible build difference that purchasers should weigh: it may affect long-term protection of the LEDs and components from moisture or vibration.

What the listing claims versus what owners report

• Listing claims: model EAV43060808, brand Delixike, manufacturer Obida, glossy/semi-gloss white finish, weight 3.2 ounces, and compatibility listings across many LG/Kenmore models.
• Owner reports: accurate dimensions and a matching Molex connector; bright output similar to factory boards; no potting around LEDs; one or more reports of wiring polarity causing a short or spark.

Safety considerations

Safety has to be front-and-center for any electrical repair in the kitchen. There’s good news and a clear caution here, both grounded in the listing and owner feedback.

Positive signals

The product is designed as a direct replacement for specific refrigerator model families and owners report straightforward plug-and-play installs on compatible models. That suggests, when compatibility is correct, the part is intended to interface with the OEM harness the same way the original board did.

Important red flag: check wiring polarity

Owner feedback contains a sharp and specific safety warning: at least one buyer reports that when they connected the board to their fridge harness the part immediately shorted and produced a zapping spark. That owner concluded the wiring polarity on the board differed from their harness and advised others to verify wire polarity before powering the assembly. This is an actionable safety note: if the replacement board’s wiring is reversed relative to your harness, it can short and potentially damage the board or wiring, or create an electrical hazard.

Practical steps based on that owner signal:

1. Before making a permanent connection, visually inspect the connector and compare wire colors and pin positions to the original board or harness. If you’re not confident doing this, have a qualified technician check it.
2. Disconnect power before touching connectors—follow your refrigerator manufacturer’s recommended steps to isolate the unit from mains power.
3. The listing does not specify electrical certifications or safety approvals for the part. The listing also does not specify included instructions or a warranty. Because of that, take extra caution and consult the refrigerator documentation or a pro if wiring appears different.

Given the owner-reported short, this isn’t the place for improvisation if you don’t have basic electrical confidence. The repeated owner warning about polarity is the primary safety signal that changes how this part should be approached.

Who this is for / who should skip

Deciding whether the Delixike EAV43060808 is right for you depends on model compatibility, your comfort level with small electrical repairs, and how you balance cost with potential differences from OEM parts.

Good fit if you are:

• Owning a refrigerator whose model number appears in the listing’s compatibility roster (LFX, LMX, LFC series included). Owners report many of those model fits are accurate.
• Comfortable verifying connectors and doing a straightforward plug-in swap, or willing to have a technician make the install.
• Looking for a budget-friendly aftermarket replacement and willing to accept that the board may lack some OEM features like potting around LEDs.

Skip or be cautious if you:

• Are uncomfortable working with live wiring or cannot confirm wiring polarity. At least one owner reported a polarity-related short when connecting the board.
• Require factory-certified parts, explicit safety certifications, or an OEM warranty from the manufacturer—those items are not specified in the listing data.
• Need long-term environmental protection around the LEDs; several owners note this aftermarket board does not include potting material that some factory boards have.

Verdict

Summary judgment: the Delixike EAV43060808 LED light assembly is a practical, budget-oriented replacement for many LG and Kenmore refrigerators if your model is listed and you or a technician can verify wiring before energizing the unit. Owner feedback offers a mostly positive pattern — fit and brightness are commonly praised and the Molex-style connector reportedly matches the OEM plug — but the polarity/short report is a significant safety signal that lowers the risk tolerance for casual DIYers.

If you want a low-cost substitute for an out LED board on a compatible fridge and you have the competence (or access to a competent technician) to verify wiring and install it safely, this part is worth considering. If you need explicit certification, potting protection, or absolute OEM parity without any electrical ambiguity, a factory-supplied board may be the safer route.

Check before you buy — checklist

• Confirm your refrigerator model is listed among the compatibility numbers the listing provides (the listing includes many LFX, LMX and LFC series model numbers).
• Verify the connector type: owners report the Molex-style plug matches the original on many compatible models, but confirm visually before purchase if you can.
• Plan to verify wiring polarity before powering the board. Owner reports include at least one instance where a polarity mismatch produced a spark and a short.
• Be aware the board is described by owners as missing OEM potting around LEDs — consider whether you want that level of physical protection.
• Note that the listing does not specify safety certifications, included instructions, or a warranty in the product fields provided.

Colors available: the listing shows the part in white and the finish is described as glossy or semi-gloss. The image file names in the listing are provided above for visual reference.

Final note from an editor’s perspective: replacement parts like this live in the intersection of thrift and caution. The owner crowd-signal here is persuasive: lots of successful installs and bright lights, plus one or more dangerous electrical surprises. That combination makes due diligence—model matching, connector inspection, polarity check—non-negotiable.