FFHT1621TS1 Frigidaire Refrigerator - Instructions

As others have noted: this is an easy repair. I spent more time clearing all of our containers of yogurt that the actually "repair."

This is a good opportunity to clean the glass shelf and so I did that after removing it. Unscrewed the back support screw, removed old rail, and installed new one. (I just used the old screw as it seemed to be in good shape).

Took longer to clear the top shelf to remove it from the refrigerator to do the repairs. Super easy!

the repair was simple but the real story was the easy to read blow up diagram of the refridgerator after I entered the model no. Everything was numbered and I new exactly what I was ordering.
I will definatley buy here again.

Removed shelf, inverted it, removed broken part (one screw), installed new shelf rail.

Piece of cake.

Repair was quite easy. Simply remove screw and replace part. My repairman charges a min. fee of $99 to come by. I did this myself and saved an easy $100! The part came very quickly--next day after I ordered it. Would definitely do this again.

I unscrewed the old drawer support and screwed the new one in. It was very simple!

It was easy. I handed it to my husband.

The shelf needed to be removed from refrigerator and then remove the screw and pull the rail from the bracket on the opposite end. After installing the new rail it turned out to be a fraction of an inch too long so I had to file the cracket on the shelf which is metal. The rail slipped back in and was perfect. Easy job.

I had to tap the screw holes with a 8/32 tap so that the screws would not bind.

Took all the item off the shelf turned it upside down on the table,worked rear off off the pin carefully,install new rail and refastened the front tab strip.

Removed 2 hex screws & old hinge, placed new hinge on cabinet & found that it didn't fit; one hole was about 1/8" off. Had to drill a new hole in cabinet top in order to attach new hinge. Hinge works fine now. I'm glad to find the hinge is metal; original one was plastic.

First removed drawer, then shelf. Unscrewed the broken support rail. Attached the new one and screwed it on. Replaced the shelf, slide in the drawer, that's it. Less than 10 minutes.

The repair was very easy. I took out the top glass shelf which the drawer is attached to and unscrewed the broken support. Then just lined up the new support and screwed it in place. Placed the top shelf back in the fridge and slid the drawer into place along the new rail supports. Very smooth process.

Remove 1 screw, pull out old part, insert new part, replace screw. Takes longer to clean off the fridge shelf than to replace the part.

Snapped right in place, no problems at all.