Frigidaire 241682001 Refrigerator Water Dispenser Actuator Lever OEM Part

I watched a video on YouTube that walked me step by step through the repair.

After the actuator broke off, there was just enough of a stub left to be able to press against it and dispense water if you held your glass just right. With an upcoming shoulder surgery scheduled, I thought I could live with it until I felt good enough to call a repair man. (I would rather fight with a broken water dispenser than drink the horrible tap water we have.). After my surgery, I remembered AppliancePartPros, from whom I had ordered parts before. I thought it would be a major task to replace the actuator, but after watching a How-To video on their website, I figured I could do it even with a sore shoulder. I ordered the part on Wednesday and paid the extra $3.00 to get it to me by Friday. It actually arrived the very next day! Friday, I watched the repair video again, then practically with one good arm, replaced the actuator. The only problem I had was getting the water hose back into its spout. The hose is short and stiff and difficult to grab through a little opening. After several frustrating minutes, I backed away, said a prayer, and tried again, pressing against the tip of the hose with a small putty knife. Boom! The hose slid into place! The whole job took about 45 minutes. I assume most do-it-yourselfers are pleased as I am whenever they fix something, paying just the cost of the part versus the much higher fee of an appliance repairman.

Purchased new part and watched you tube video.

Thanks so much! I watched the detailed video and knew I would be able to do the repair work myself. I ordered the parts and along with my I phone watching the video, I completed the repair work in an hour! Saved a bundle doing the work myself!

Put a new water tube in took all of 3 minutes. The actuator for the water was lots longer. The screws were rusted and really a pain to get out. Had to file a slot in them to use a regular screwdriver to get them out. After I get the cover off the other crews were easy. Pulled what was left of the old actuator out put the new one in and that was it. 30 minutes but I had probems.