Frigidaire Fphc2398lf1 Parts

This dairy door is the flip-up cover for the refrigerator's dairy compartment on the fresh-food door. It keeps butter and cheese covered and contained, restoring a clean, finished look when the original cover is cracked or missing.

• Covers the dairy compartment and hinges open for easy access
• Helps keep small dairy items contained and organized on the door
• Replaces a cracked, warped, discolored, loose, or missing cover
• Closes properly when seated on the original hinge posts

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the old cover by releasing its tabs from the hinge posts
• Align the new cover with the hinge posts and press to snap into place
• Avoid forcing brittle plastic; allow the part to reach room temperature before installation

A replacement sliding basket that restores smooth, stable drawer movement in refrigerator or freezer compartments so stored items slide out easily for access. Replaces a worn or damaged basket assembly to keep storage organized. What it does:

• Provides a rolling/sliding drawer surface so you can pull stored items out without tipping or spilling
• Restores proper track engagement when original basket binds, jams, or comes off the rails
• Helps stop excessive wobble, scraping, or uneven travel caused by worn parts
• Supports normal item storage and retrieval without altering fridge function

• High-level replacement: remove contents and existing basket, align onto tracks, and slide into place until it clicks/locks
• Use basic hand tools only; do not force parts—inspect tracks and rollers for damage before installing
• Disconnect power only if service requires working near electrical components; otherwise power-down not typically required for interior basket swaps
• If any mounting hardware or clips are missing/damaged, replace them to ensure secure operation

A replacement membrane switch for the appliance control panel that restores responsive button operation and reliable input from the front keypad. Replaces a worn or damaged touch pad to help return normal control functions. What it does:

• Provides the tactile/contact surface for the appliance control buttons so presses register correctly
• Restores unresponsive or intermittent button behavior on the control console
• Helps address missing or inconsistent input from the keypad without replacing the entire console
• Compatible with panels that use a thin, flexible membrane switch design

• One membrane switch

• Disconnect power before starting any repair
• Remove the console or fascia per your model's service instructions to access the membrane
• Handle the membrane carefully; avoid creases, sharp objects, and oils from your fingers
• Reassemble securely and test all buttons before completing the repair

This shroud assembly is the molded housing that directs airflow and protects internal components. It restores proper airflow routing for efficient operation and helps reduce noise and debris entry around the blower area. What it does:

• Directs and channels airflow from the blower to the vent or drum, improving performance.
• Protects the blower motor and wiring from lint, debris, and incidental contact.
• Helps reduce blower noise by enclosing and stabilizing the blower area.
• Worn, cracked, or damaged shrouds can contribute to reduced airflow, unusual noise, or visible gaps near the blower.

• One shroud assembly

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before beginning work.
• Remove outer panels or access covers to reach the blower housing.
• Support the blower/motor assembly during removal and align mounting tabs carefully; avoid forcing fasteners.

This mechanical refrigerator thermostat regulates interior temperature, letting the compressor cycle on and off to maintain your set cooling level. It's a direct replacement for worn or unresponsive temperature controls to restore consistent cooling. What it does:

• Senses cabinet temperature and signals the compressor to run or stop to maintain setpoint
• Replaces a thermostat that won't hold temperature, causes continuous running, or prevents cooling
• Works with manual temperature-control knobs (mechanical sensing and switching)
• Typical failure symptoms: refrigerator too warm, too cold, or compressor that runs constantly or not at all

• Disconnect power before attempting any service to avoid shock or damage
• Access may require removing control panels or shelves; keep track of mounting screws and orientation
• Confirm wiring and terminal placement match the old thermostat before final connection