How to Troubleshoot & Replace Frigidaire AP2549958 / 240356402 Refrigerator Door Bin

AppliancePartsPros had all the parts in stock. Replacement was simple and easy. 

Parts arrived quick. Felt like the next day. Replacement was as simplementation as remove the old broken ones and drop in the new ones. Perfect oem replacement parts. No tools needed. 

We ordered a replacement door bin and dropped it into place. Very easy. We also ordered a backup in case another one broke. Appliance Parts Pros were great. We ordered the part and were absolutely shocked when it arrived two days later. It was also several dollars less than others that we shopped. A 5 star experience!! 

I found and ordered replacement bins for my refrigerator model on AppliancePartsPros.com. Installing the bins was a snap and the bins arrived one day after I placed my order. Pricing was also more reasonable than I found elsewhere online. I'm very pleased with my experience ordering from AppliancePartsPros.com. 

Ordered one additional fixed glass shelf and another door shelf. 

Easy to order and attach the Door Bins to the door. 

Bought replacement door shelves from AppliancePartsPros.com. I had bought some other replacement shelves through Amazon but had to return them because they did not fit as advertised. The shelves from AppliancePartsPros.com fit perfectly, just like the original refrigerator shelves. 

No tools required, just remove the old piece and install the new. 

I watched a YouTube video on what was causing the two error codes. They diagnosed it as either a clogged drain or a bad MCU. I went easiest first, cleaned the drain. Found a dollar bill and a 5” decking screw along with a clump of Labrador Retriever hair. (Didn’t solve my issue of the washer drum turning. So I ordered the MCU from Appliance Parts Pros. 3 days later it’s back up and running like brand new. The hardest part of the repair was getting behind the washer, and the overkill of 1/4” screws the folks at Whirlpool thought was needed to hold the back panel on. The replacement of the MCU was easy. A 3 year old could do it. (When replacing the back panel I skipped every other screw hole down the sides. In case I ever have to remove it. It’s not going anywhere or falling off....) 

Slipped into track for the tray