RF957 Fridge Thermal Fuse 65°C – Universal Replacement for Multiple Brands

RF957 Fridge Thermal Fuse 65°C – Universal Replacement for Multiple Brands

Marsoni

M251S

$11.95

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RF957 Fridge Thermal Fuse 65°C – Universal Replacement for Multiple BrandsThe RF957 Fridge Thermal Fuse is designed to cut off power when your refrigerator reaches unsafe temperatures. Rated at 65C, it helps prevent overheating and damage to your appliance. Models this part suits: This part suits many fridge models from different brands, making it a reliable universal solution.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026