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Customer Questions and Answers for Invertor Board by Frigidaire

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By: Frigidaire
Part Number: OEM13179834
Manufacturer Part Number: 241577505

The Control Board is an OEM replacement part for Frigidaire refrigerators. This component serves as the brain of the appliance, managing and coordinating various functions such as temperature control, defrost cycles, and the operation of fans and compressors. A functional control board ensures the refrigerator maintains optimal performance and energy efficiency.

Control boards can fail due to power surges, electrical issues, or normal wear over time. A malfunctioning board can disrupt the refrigerator's functionality and impact its ability to preserve food effectively.

Symptoms of a bad control board include:

  • Inconsistent or incorrect temperatures in the refrigerator or freezer
  • Unresponsive controls or display panel issues
  • The refrigerator not cooling or running continuously
  • Error codes or unusual noises during operation

This OEM replacement is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models.

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For Frigidaire Invertor Board (Part Number: OEM13179834)

Mike for Model Number LGHC2342LF2

I have an inoperative UI display. The compressor and fans work. Cooling to refrigerator and freezer. As display doesnt function neither does the ice maker or water dispenser. The freezer light operates but not the refrigerator light. I have substituted the UI board with no change. I'm left with the Main board or the inverter board but unsure which could cause my issue. I did check voltage to a 3 wire plug at the UI display board and believe it was 4-5 volt range between a couple terminals ( was a bit ago ) I also unplugged the main board connectors and plugged back in with no change. Which board or what test can I do?

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Mike, If the UI board was replaced and it did not correct the issue then this woiuld be a faulty main control board that would need to be replaced.

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Yana M. for Model Number FGHC2331PFCA

voltage drop, main board or inverter board is the problem? With Inverter board disconnected, main board sends 5 volts. As soon red and black is connected to main board, 5 volts drops to 0 volts. With Inverter board disconnected, main board sends 5 volts, I put a load on the main board red and black wires, and voltage to 0. So as soon as main board gets a load on 5 volts, it drops to 0 volts. I put another 5volts source to inverter board, no voltage drop, stays 5 volts. Is the main board shorted causing voltage drop when on a load?

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Yana M., Thank you for your question. Based on the information provided, it could be either board, so you will likely need to replace the inverter board, and if the issue persists, then replace the main board.

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Andrew, The resistance from the common to the start should be around 5 or 6 ohms, the run to common should be about the same and from run to start should equal the total of the other 2 readings. If you have 16.5 across all of them then it sounds like the compressor is faulty and would need to be replaced.

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Raf for Model Number EI28BS56IS0

Electrolux model #EI28BS56IS0, it all started with a utility black out for a few hours. Once power came on the fridge came online, I acknowledged alarms but later that evening I noticed by that temps were not dropping @51* fridge and 60* freezer with high temp alarm lit and IQ digital temp display was not reading properly. I called for support and was informed to replace the main board, I did but didn't change anything after a day. I decided to check inverter voltage @120AC & 2.5VDC, then checked compressor @15.8 ohms. I verified freezer fan works, I'm at a loss now, what do you think the issue is?

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Raf, the inverter 241577505 should receive 12VDC from the main control when the mainboard is calling for cold air to be circulated. As it is not sending the voltage needed, it would be recommended that the thermistors 240597220 are tested from the main control 5303918508. With the power supply cord unplugged, the main control would need to be accessed and the wires at connection J6 will be used for testing. The wire at pin 5 to the wire at pin 6 would be tested for resistance and the refrigerator sensor should measure 19348O at 51°F. The freezer sensor would be tested at the same connection from the wire at pin 1 to the wire at pin 2 and it should measure 15296O at 60°F.

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Hello Lyle, this is a 3 phase compressor, all windings are equal, it does not matter how the wire harness to the compressor is oriented.

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Kerry, We will need your model number to help you find the right parts for your unit. Please post another question with all your info included thank you.

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Hello Reynaldo, the compressor's inverter board is getting the correct run signal (4vdc), using a multimeter check the compressor's windings, they should all match,with no open/short/ground, if ok then replace the inverter board.241577505.

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William for Model Number FGHG2366PF0

FGHG2366PF0 { fridge is a 2014 model } Hello, It started with the SY/EF code, and noticed the fridge section was not cold but the freezer was maintaining itself? So I researched and found it was likely the evaporator fan motor, I emptied the fridge, unplugged it waiting for the fan motor. I changed that part out, wasn't difficult, but after getting that all done, the fridge won't start , I don't hear the compressor at all, and the condenser fan motor moves for a split second then stops when I 1st plug the fridge into the outlet, I also get the hi temp warning beep on the panel. The temp says HI/HI, oddly enough I also had seen NP/NP on the display briefly. Took it all apart again, to check it all out but there's not much to replacing this fan motor. Unless the original fan was fine and it's something else ? I also wanted to know if it was possible to take out my ice maker,I took it out temporarily to swap out the fan motor. Just wasn't sure if I could take that out and leave it out for good ? thanks, William

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William, it would be recommended that the main control 241996361 is tested to identify if it is receiving a full 120VAC. If it is, then the most likely failure would be the main control based on the information provided.

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