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FFC09C3AW1 Frigidaire Freezer - Instructions

All Instructions for the FFC09C3AW1
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wanted a third basket for the freezer
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  • Edward from Philadelphia, PA
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
No repair. Just placed the basket in the freezer.
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Thermostat would not hold the temperature
  • Reynold from Belen, NM
  • Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
  • Pliers, Screw drivers
I replaced the thermostat. (Note: On a chest freezer, there is a copper tube going up into the wall of the freezer. The capillary of the thermostat goes into this tube.) 1. Unplug freezer. 2. Remove temperature knob. 3. Remove screws and remove cover plate. 4. Unclip old thermostat. 5. Using pliers, gently pull down the rubber seal on t he capillary where it enters the copper tube. 6. Pull capillary out of copper tube. (In my case, the capillary was not free to pull out. I had to grasp the capillary with pliers and tug hard.) 7. Place rubber seal over the new capillary. 8. Insert the new capillary into the copper tube and put the rubber seal over the end of the copper tube. 9. Install thermostat body in the cover plate using the clip on the thermostat body. 10. Replace cover plate and temperature knob.
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Inner lid collapsing
  • Jim from Cape Coral, FL
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Pliers
I popped out all the little plastic rivets for reuse with a needlenose pliers. There was a lot of ice built up in the insulation. I rested the inner lid on top of the freezer box to protect the stuff in the freezer and catch anything I might drop. I used a hair dryer to slowly melt the ice enough to extract it without losing too much insu lation (this is why the job took more than 20 minutes). Once this was done, I tucked the insulation into the lid. I fit the new gasket on the new inner lid and placed it into its opening. I then started placing the rivets. I did the corners first to hold it up. I was able to push most of them by hand. For a few I used the edge of my pliers. Good as new.
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All Instructions for the FFC09C3AW1
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