Michael January 08, 2021 for Model Number FFFH21F6QWB I will be ordering a Main power Board (AP5954595) for Upright freezer FFFH21F6QWB. I am looking for instructions or possible a video to change this part.
1 Answer Michael, You will need to pull the unit out and the back is open at the bottom. If you look on the left side when looking at the unit from the back underneath you will locate a box. This box is what will house that control board, there should be 2 to 4 1/4" hex screws holding it in place. Remove the screws and drop the box down and disconnect wiring. Plug wiring into the new board and reinstall. Read More...
Michael January 07, 2021 for Model Number mwgikas@gmail.com Upright freezer FFFH21F6QWB runs all the time even when turn off at the control panel. The temperature is at -4 degrees at this time. I have disconnected from power and defrosted, no change.
1 Answer Michael, Based on your description it sounds as if the relay on the board has stuck in the on position, board part # is 808772224 Read More...
Vonda B. February 15, 2020 for Model Number FFHS2611PFEA Our refrigerator has been running too warm, we replaced the defrost thermastat, defrost heater and fan motor. It seemed to work for a bit but now both sides have stopped getting cold enough to keep the food at a good temperature. I'm thinking that maybe it's something with the controls not registering right but is it the control panel in the refrigerator or is it the controller and run capacitor for the compressor?
1 Answer Vonda, the first check should be the condenser coil and condenser fan motor inside the compressor compartment on the back of the refrigerator, also check and clean the front kickplate grill on the front of the refrigerator. Plug the power cord back in and turn the refrigerator on, listen carefully for a "loud click" noise from the compressor area, this could indicate a weak or damaged start relay and/or overload or faulty compressor? We wouldn't expect the sensor or control to be the fault and should be the last option, once the other components have been cleaned and checked. Read More...
Jeff Taylor July 16, 2019 for Model Number FFHS2611LBLA Everything checks out good at the evaporator. But unit will not go into defrost. Is there a way to send in manual defrost? I tried few ways I seen on line but did not work. I had my amp probe on heating element. Is it electrical control board that sends in into defrost? Thanks
1 Answer Jeff, To put this unit into a manual defrost you would hit the light switch 5 or 6 times in rapid succession. Test the defrost heater and defrost bimetal to make sure that they are good. If these are ok then the issue will be the control board in the refrigerator compartment. Read More...
Beverly S. June 06, 2019 for Model Number FFHS2311PFBA I purchased the part controller AP5986809. Is there a video? Thank you
1 Answer Hello Beverly, I'm sorry but we do not yet have a video for this part. The red wire will connect to the "L" connection, (Line), the Light Blue wire will connect to the number 2 terminal on the start relay which is also the other connection on this start device.The run capacitor will clip onto the device with the connections in the two slots on the far right of the third picture of the part on our site at the following link: https://www.appliancepartspros.com/frigidaire-controller-297259515-ap5986809.html Read More...
Tim May 30, 2018 for Model Number ffhs2622mwf How do you test this part to confirm if it's good or bad?
1 Answer Tim, There is no way to test the controller on the unit. You can test to make sure that there is 120 vac getting to the controller and if the compressor is not coming on then the controller would be the most likely cause. If this does not correct the issue then the compressor would be the issue. Read More...
Don October 23, 2017 for Model Number FFFH20F2QWC WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW TO REPLACE THIS "CONTROLLER" (FREEZER COMPRESSOR START RELAY) PART # 297259515.
1 Answer Hello Don. To replace the controller 297259515, you will need to remove the clip rom the back of the unit. Then pull the controller off the side of the compressor. Unplug the capacitor and wires to the old one and install them onto the new controller. Reinstall in reverse order onto the compressor. Thank you. Read More...