Frigidaire Freezer Terminal Block, Receptacle Parts

This receptacle is the mating socket for a plug-in refrigerator component, providing a secure connection for reliable operation. Replacing a worn or heat-damaged socket restores solid contact and helps prevent intermittent performance.

• Serves as the socket/interface for a plug-in component inside the appliance
• Maintains tight contact for consistent operation and safe connectivity
• Replaces loose, burned, or broken sockets that can cause heat or arcing
• Common symptoms: connected part won't run or is intermittent; loose fit; visible discoloration or melting at the socket

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Access the socket location and note/photograph wire orientation
• Transfer wires/terminals one at a time to the new receptacle; ensure full seating
• Inspect the mating plug/harness for heat damage and replace if necessary

This light socket holds the interior appliance bulb and connects it to the unit's wiring. Replace a damaged or loose socket to restore dependable cabinet lighting when the door is opened.

• Secures the interior light bulb and provides reliable electrical contact
• Supplies power to the lamp when the door switch closes
• Helps resolve flickering or intermittent lighting from a worn or heat-damaged socket
• Common symptoms: light won't turn on, bulb won't seat or stays loose, visible charring at the socket

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Remove the lens/cover and bulb; release the socket from its mounting
• Transfer wires one at a time to the new socket and ensure snug connections
• Reinstall bulb and cover, restore power, and test; use the bulb type/wattage specified by the manufacturer

This light socket securely holds the appliance bulb and provides the electrical connection to illuminate the compartment when the door is opened. Replacing a faulty socket restores interior lighting so you can easily see contents.

• Provides the electrical connection and physical mounting for the light bulb
• Common failure symptoms: light won't turn on, flickers, or only works when the bulb is jiggled
• Show signs of heat discoloration, loose terminals, or intermittent contact

• Unplug the appliance before service; power is off
• Allow the bulb and surrounding area to cool before handling
• Handle wiring carefully; transfer conductors to the new socket one at a time to maintain correct connections
• Do not exceed the bulb type/wattage specified on the appliance rating label