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Customer Questions and Answers for Micro Switch (Door/Lid) by Frigidaire

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By: Frigidaire
Part Number: OEM11882109
Manufacturer Part Number: 5304456667

This micro switch detects door or lid position and tells the appliance when the door is closed so cycles can start or safety interlocks stay engaged. It restores reliable door sensing and helps prevent operation with the door open. What it does:

  • Acts as a position sensor that completes or breaks the control circuit when the door/lid is closed or opened
  • Keeps the appliance from starting or continuing a cycle if the door is open (safety interlock)
  • Common symptom fix: appliance won't start, stops mid-cycle, or shows door-related error codes
  • Small electrical switch designed to mount at the door latch or frame and connect to the appliance wiring harness
What's included: One micro switch Install notes:
  • Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before attempting service
  • Access may require removing panels, trim, or the door latch assembly; keep track of screws and fasteners
  • Observe wiring orientation and connector positions; replace exactly as removed or tag wires

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Kevin for Model Number Frigidaire FRS26H7CW0

Based on some troubleshooting and reading other posts, I believe I have a bad water fill switch. I currently have the ice maker removed and I'm wondering if there is a simple way to test the water fill switch? Also, the ice maker is about 4 years old. The original lasted about 4 years. The switch is about $25 and it looks like a new icemaker is $65. Is the typical ice maker life about 5 years? I'm guessing a replacement would be far more economical in the long run.

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Hello Kevin. If I'm understanding your question correctly, you are referring to the fill switch inside the ice maker. I quit replacing individual parts in ice makers about 10 years ago because of the wear on the other components. It's been my experience that if the repair is done perfectly, you still have to go back within a few months for another repair. In light of this fact I would replace the ice maker 5303918277 as a complete assembly. I would also recommend replacing the water inlet valve 242252702. Let us know if we can further assist you.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Monday, February 20, 2012

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