Frigidaire 242074223 Dispenser Assembly OEM Part

I replaced the part by popping off the plastic frame and removing several easily-accessable screws. Three small electrical plugs had to be popped off too. It was a very simple repair. The Sears guy wanted $395 total for the repair, and I did it myself for the price of the part on this site (around $90). Very pleased!

My water dispenser would keep going after I filled my glass & I had to jiggle it to stop, and sometimes that took too long & water went everywhere. Problem is, my refrigerator is a Frigidaire Gallery model FGUS2642LF1, also ending in LF0 or LF2, a side-by-side model from 2011. Unlike most all other Frigidaire models, this one doesn't have the removable bottom dish --- you have to pry off the ring trim that runs around the whole dispensing section, and it's not easy to do; in fact, I busted one of the tabs doing it, but it still reconnected after I was done as it has a lot of tabs. I couldn't find a video that had my fridge on it, but I found one that had the same method where you had to remove the ring trim and I was pretty sure that's what I had to do anyway. Once I got into it, it was the same method as all the others except that I had to take off the bottom portion to get the old actuator out, but everything is held on with screws from that point. I swapped it out in about 10 minutes altogether.

First, I read all of the posting on your site. Then via simple testing, I found my problem was not with the auger motor, but with the dispenser module. The flapper door was opening and then closing immediately, so I test the motor operation by holding the flapper door open, depressing the door open/light switch, and then had an assistant press the ice dispenser...and the motor ran and dispensed ice. Now I knew my problem was in the module. I replaced the module with only a Phillips screw driver. Works great now.

Replaced the module as recommended in another similar post and problem fixed.

Replaced the dispenser module.