Top 20 Frigidaire Refrigerator White Fridge & Freezer Handle Set - 5304485330 - Page 7 Questions & Answers

H1 means the refrigerator or freezer side is to warm Are the controls set properly? Is the rear wall of the freezer full of snow? Is the outside edge of the refrigerator warm or hot to the touch?

Would need the model number Usually 2 screws through the plastic grill in the front Or a snap spring clips are holding it in.

Sounds like the defrost drain at the bottom of the freezer section is frozen over and clogged. shut the refrigerator off, remove the food in the freezer remove the shelves remove the lower panel on the rear wall at the bottom is the drain pan with a hole my guess that it is full of ice? use hot sink water and remove the ice then use a turkey baster to clear the hole and the hose. If the water still won't drain your going to have to manually clean the hose.

Unfortunately, there is no good way I can think of to know without actually replacing the board. I recently replaced fans on a modern fridge (GE) only to be left with the control board being the only likely remaining suspect. Many on the internet posted that they had to replace the board to fix their problems. However, my brother was tired of trying to fix the fridge, and he got rid of it instead.

Diane - Sorry I don't have a Frigidare but check out this site - I have heard of this but your error code could actually be 5b which is the best that they can do to show a Sabbath Day setting that the frig is designed with Check and scroll down this website to get the description way down on the webpage: https://removeandreplace.com/2015/08/12/frigidaire-refrigerator-error-codes/

According to your model number a bypass plug wont work. Refer to owners manual. I dont think they make a bypass plug for your model.

Hi there. I found this article and I think it can help you out: https://www.maxappliancerepair.ca/frigidaire-freezer-not-getting-colder

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Would need the model number Either screws in front or snap spring clips

try by passing the thermostat if it goes replace it

If you have a Frigidaire refrigerator with an icemaker, you may notice that water leaks from the icemaker from time to time. There are several reasons why this occurs, ranging from simple fixes to ones that are more complex. Once you notice leaking water, running through a quick checklist determines the problem, so that you can fix it. Plastic Tubing Water Supply ConnectionsNo matter the type connection material used, it must be tight and secure so that no water leaks out. Check every place where a pipe connects to the appliance. Make sure the connection is tight and that there are no leaks. Ensure that the water supply valve is turned on completely. As you check each connection, watch that there are no drips. Tighten them if you catch any possible issue, as this could solve your problem.Clogged Condensation DrainWater can appear leaking from the icemaker when it is actually caused by a clogged condensation drain. The automatic defrost system occasionally turns on, melting any frost from the cooling coils. The resulting water falls into a drain sending it to a pan to evaporate. However, if ice from the icemaker makes it into this drain, it can clog it, and the water accumulates in either the fresh-food compartment or the bottom of the freezer in a side-by-side model. In a side-by-side with an icemaker, the water appears to be coming from the icemaker. Check the drain and clear it if there is a clog. Ice Maker ValveIn Frigidaire models with an icemaker, a valve regulates the amount of water in the icemaker. If this valve malfunctions, a leak can result. The valve directs the water into cube molds. When obstructed by mineral deposits, the water sprays out of the molds. The water drips down and pools at the bottom of the freezer and onto the floor outside of the unit. Cleaning out the screen located at the end of the valve solves this problem.

you turn the power off or unplug it replace the gasket if you can find one then repower the unit

Did you disconnect and reconnect any of the electrical plugs? These are touchy and need to be tightly connected. Try some conductive lubricant on the connections, make sure they're as tight as possible. Wait 24 hrs then check for ice. Hope this fixes it.

There is minimal clearance but the drawers can be removed. Some judicious tugging and wiggling may be required.

Possible fix is to completely defrost the freezer. Take out all the food and put into coolers or wrap in blankets. Then you can speed up the defrosting by placing pots with boiling water in the freezer and close the doors to let the heat do it's job and rotate more hot water as it cools. This can take several hours to get a total meltdown inside and out. Some freezers have internal drain tubes that freeze up and they can take quite awhile to thaw. You may need some old towels to soak up any overflow on the ground. Once you feel everything is up to room temperature you can wipe down the inside with a mild bleach cloth to kill any old bacteria. Hope it works for you.

Call someone. It's probably a solenoid playing up. I have taken the casing off and tapped the solenoid a few times and fixed them in the past but I wouldn't recommend it in case you make it worse! It was mine and wasn't too bothered if I skipped it

Refer to manual that came with unit page 8. It is a frost free and cycles itself, the is no defrost control. http://www.manualsbase.com/es/manual/564743/refrigerator/frigidaire/side_by_side_refrigerator_frs23kr4aw5/

There is probably an object Some paper or mouse ( I have seen that one) coming into contact with the fan fins.

It's in the freezer compartment behind the cover.