FRS6R5ESB4 Frigidaire Refrigerator - Instructions

This would have been an easy repair, but I bought the Frig from Lowes and I think they added the icemaker. The replacement icemaker uint has a plug on it for easy replacement. My frig was hard wired so I had to cut off the plug and splice the wires. Not a real big deal but a small work space.

All I did was follow the instructions Jonathan from Texas posted and it was very easy. Thanks to him!!!

removed the old parts with a philips screwdriver then repalced those parts with the new parts and knocked the keeper inwith the small hammer

It was just a matter of taking out 1 screw that held the old support, replacing the drawer support with the new piece and replacing the screw that held it on.

took existing water valve loose, removed plastic water lines and reinstalled on new valve and installed new valve into refrigerator

I just put pressure to put the parts on place

Removed the one screw holding the rail, positioned the new rail and put the screw back in.

This was the best company I ever dealt with - the part arrived in less than 24 hours. Incredibly fast,
and the order was right the first time.

Removed the meat drawer from shelf. Removed shelf from fridge. There is one Phillips-head screw holding each support rail in place. Remove screw, and then each rail can be removed. Place each new rail in place, and then replace screw. Put shelf back in fridge and replace meat drawer. Total time -- about 5 minutes!

The most difficult thing was ordering the parts. The right rail is called "Drawer Support Rail - right side". Fairly self-explainatory. The left rail is called "Track". Fairly confusing. Luckily, PartSelect.com has very good photos of the parts that they sell, and one can figure it out. It would have been much easier if both left and right rails were named similarly.

It was pretty easy. The hardest part was getting the supports that had snapped off out of the walls of the refrigerator. Once that was accomplished it was a breeze.

After removing the drip tray to expose the three screws i removed them. this allowed me to partially remove the unit from the door i was able to remove the two screws holding the actuator without removing the unit or the fill tube. I then installed new actuator and reassembled unit. Was surprised how easily it went.

Parts came in about 2 days, reasonably priced. I removed the broken pieces, and installed the new parts. Both pieces were installed in less than 15 minutes, no tools required. The whole experience was good from start to finish, and my wife thinks I'm a genius.

Unscrew it, rusted, but doable, install the new part, screw it back, the problem is to fit the little hose in the same hole properly, so we created a tool like a piece of wire to elongate it and make it fit again, screw the cover, and Eureka, like new. So happy.

I had removed the current cover from the refrigerator by lifting it out of place. I removed the glass insert and placed it in the new crisper cover. I placed the new assembly into position, added the drawer back into the drawer slides, then the refrigerator was back to new!

I removed the door actuated light switch with my index finger and thumb on my right hand. I then removed the two wires from the switch. I noticed that the new switch had different look to it,I think Frigidaire must have had a problem with the original design of the switch. Reassembly was just replacing the two wires and putting the new switch in place, and no more door closing problem.

just popped on the new ones it was that simple it took like 1 minute