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Customer Questions and Answers for Temperature Control by Frigidaire

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Part Number: OEM6435945
Manufacturer Part Number: 5303300027

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For Frigidaire Temperature Control (Part Number: OEM6435945)

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Diane, At this time, we are unable to obtain this part. It has been discontinued by the manufacturer & is no longer available. No alternate or substitute part has been recommended by the manufacturer. We are sorry for any inconvenience.

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Hello Eugene, This indicates you are only getting one leg of voltage to the element. An oven requires 240Vac to the element so you either have a bad relay on the board or an over-temperature thermal cut out that has opened. I'm sorry but we will need to ask you to post a new question including the model number from your units' I.D. tag so we can provide a proper diagnosis by the wiring of your specific model and so we can recommend parts that can be guaranteed to work properly on your unit. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter.

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Karl, If the unit is only designed to come down to 40 degrees then the only one that will is the one for the unit.

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Hello Anthony. Make sure your damper is opening and the fan motor is running. If so, It sounds like you may have a defrost problem with the unit. Check and see if there is any frost build up on the evaporator coils in the freezer. If so, you will need to test the defrost heater and the defrost thermostat. They should read closed for continuity when cold. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. I will include a link at the end to assist you how to use the multi-meter if needed. If both parts are good, you will need to replace the defrost timer. Once the problem is repaired, you will need to thaw out the ice on the coils before the unit will operate properly. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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S. Harris for Model Number FRS26ZNJSB1

Freezer side keeps running and is very cold. When I move the cold control switch in the freezer from off to just inside the ON position, the freezer runs and freezer stays cold. Fridge side freezes the produce in the drawers and has frozen and cracked the water tank (now replaced). Water line continues to freeze inside fridge side. Freezer thermostat, freezer timer, and run capacitor have been replaced. Still too cold on fridge side. Defrost coil works. Thermostat works. Both test for cont. Any ideas?

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S. Harris, For this issue the most likely cause for the freezing in the refrigerator then issue will be a faulty damper assembly 215011505.

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Stephen, With the refrigerator getting to be too cold then this issue will most likely be caused by a faulty damper assembly which is part number 215011505.

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Stephen, You're correct, the freezer control does operate the compressor, and cycles on the freezer temperature selected. The refrigerator has an "auto damper" 215011505 that opens and closes based on the refrigerator setting. It may be sticking or faulty. Before you replace anything, check to make sure both doors are closing and sealing properly, Check the dispenser flapper if equipped. Then check the shelves and drawers to make sure there's nothing hanging over the edges or against the walls, and make sure there's nothing large of bulky on the top shelf in front of the diffuser opening, that would direct the air down the back of the refrigerator and hold the colder air in suspension at the lower portion of the refrigerator.

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Matt E. for Model Number FRS22PRAD (sometimes has 0 or 2 at end, all same)

Fridge side warmed up. Found hole between sides clogged w/frost & ice. Cleared it, problem returned. Eventually replaced thermostat and defrost timer. Temp on freezer got to at least 0 degrees F, fridge finally got just below 40. Less than 2 days later fridge warmed again. Frost built up again. Fan still blows. Was thinking of trying to replace damper assembly on fridge side, except that doesn't solve the persistent frosting up. Any ideas? We really can't afford a new fridge, but we're getting tired of living out of ice chests. Thank you for your time.

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Matt, With there being frost build up then there is a issue with moisture getting into the refrigerator. Look for signs of air leak around the door gaskets and around the ice door of the unit.

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Hello Maranna. You will need to check and see if the condenser coils are clean and make sure the condenser fan motor is running good. The icemaker will not work unless it is 0 to 5°.

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