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FG4H2272UF06 Frigidaire Freezer - Overview

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Refrigerator Water Filter -  White – Part Number: EPTWFU01
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Refrigerator Water Filter - White
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This OEM refrigerator filter is for french door and side-by-side door types and is located in the back, top-right of your appliance. By absorbing heavy metals, pharmaceuticals, pesticides, chlorine, and much more, this filter provides delicious and healthy drinking water. This filter measures 2 inches deep, 9 inches high, 2 inches wide, and weighs 0.9 lbs. The installation is quick and easy with a push and twist feature. Don't forget to run water through the dispenser for about three minutes or 1.5 gallons to prepare the filter before use. For best performance replace this filter every six months.
Air Filter – Part Number: PAULTRA2
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Air Filter
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This package contains one carbon activated filter for refrigerators with Pure Air Ultra II filtration systems. The air filter cleans the air and absorbs strong odors from fragrant foods, such as onions, garlic, seafood, and over-ripe fruits and vegetables. By absorbing these unpleasant smells, it will also improve the flavor of your ice cubes. This is a simple repair that does not require tools for installation or removal. Start by removing the plastic wrap on the new filter, remove the cover from the housing inside the refrigerator, remove the old filter, place the new filter into the housing, and close the cover. Depending on the model of your appliance, you may need to reset the filter reminder. This part is OEM official, guaranteeing a smooth install and proper fit.
Ice Maker Assembly – Part Number: 243297613
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Ice Maker Assembly
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This refrigerator ice maker assembly includes the ice mold and integrated control mechanism responsible for freezing water and dispensing ice automatically. Designed for compatibility with select models from Frigidaire, Kenmore, Electrolux, Crosley, and others, it replaces older assemblies and restores reliable ice production. Common symptoms indicating the need for replacement include leaking, failure to produce ice, or inconsistent performance. Before installation, disconnect the refrigerator from its power source and verify compatibility using your appliance’s service manual. This assembly offers a dependable solution for restoring full ice-making functionality.
Mounting Screw – Part Number: 5304453707
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Mounting Screw
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DRAWER ASSEMBLY – Part Number: 5304524915
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DRAWER ASSEMBLY
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This genuine crisper drawer assembly is designed for the right-hand side and includes built-in rollers for smooth operation. It stores fruits and vegetables at an ideal humidity level and replaces damaged or missing drawers in select refrigerator models. Installation is simple—just follow the guidance in your owner's manual and use gloves for safety.
DRAWER ASSEMBLY – Part Number: 5304524914
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DRAWER ASSEMBLY
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DRAWER ASSEMBLY – Part Number: 5304524919
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Single Water Valve – Part Number: 5304536607
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Single Water Valve
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This refrigerator water inlet valve controls the flow of water to the ice maker and water dispenser, ensuring proper operation and consistent performance. A genuine OEM replacement, it helps resolve issues such as leaking, a non-functional ice maker, or a dispenser that won’t work. Designed for durability, the valve typically features compression-style inlet and outlet connections and operates on an electric power source. Installation is simple—disconnect power and water supply, remove the old valve, and secure the new one in place. Replacing a faulty valve restores efficient water flow and prevents common refrigerator problems.
Handle Mounting Screw – Part Number: 5304519063
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Handle Mounting Screw
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Engineered for secure and stable handle attachment, this genuine OEM door handle mounting screw ensures a tight, reliable fit between the handle and the appliance door. Its compact steel construction is designed for precise threading and flush installation, helping prevent looseness or wobbling during everyday use. Ideal for replacing a stripped or missing screw, it restores firm handle support and maintains the overall functionality and appearance of your refrigerator.
Evaporator Fan Blade – Part Number: 811699604
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Evaporator Fan Blade
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Support proper airflow inside your appliance with this evaporator fan blade, designed to circulate cold air evenly throughout the refrigerator and freezer compartments. Attaching directly to the fan motor, it helps maintain consistent temperatures and reduce frost buildup for efficient cooling performance. Made for reliable operation, this lightweight blade ensures smooth air movement and helps keep your food properly preserved.
Reed Switch Door Magnet – Part Number: 5304519044
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Reed Switch Door Magnet
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This refrigerator and freezer door reed switch magnet helps the appliance detect when the door is opened or closed. Designed as part of the door sensing system, it supports proper operation of interior lights, cooling functions, and door alarm features. This part may need replacement if the refrigerator fails to recognize the door as closed, causing issues such as interior lights staying on, temperature fluctuations, or constant open-door alerts.
PC BOARD DISPLAY – Part Number: 5304528575
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PC BOARD DISPLAY
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Ice maker was not working
52 of 80 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Richard from N CALDWELL, NJ
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Nutdriver, Screw drivers
Simple three steps... 1) There's an front section to the ice-maker to take off. One Phillips screw is on the side, one screw is underneath near the inside of the refrigerator wall. Just unscrew and store. 2) There's a small plastic unit just inside the ice maker to take out. It's held in by a small nut that requires about a 4" extension to reach. (You may be able to unscrew the nut with small needle-nose pliers). Just unscrew and take out the unit - the unit functions just to keep the ice maker wiring in place. 3) The wiring looks a mess, but there's just one wiring connector to the ice maker assembly. Unsnap it. The ice maker is not screwed in, it just slides in -- reach in and pull the assembly straight out; when it stops, lower it a bit and it will come free. Reverse the instructions to install the new unit.
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Change filter
22 of 46 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Claude from MARYVILLE, TN
  • Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
When removing existing filter you will experience some resistance at the 10-4 position which requires a little extra pressure to reach the 9-3 position.
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It just stopped making ice.
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  • David from VISALIA, CA
  • A Bit Difficult
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Screw drivers
First: I could not watch any videos. Big downer. Read the reviews and read a post about “three screws”.
Opened the freezer and emptied everything in it.
Remove the bin.
Two screws are on the left side. They go into the side wall.
Here’s where things get weird. The plastic “box” holds the “ice making assembly”. That box is attached by FOUR slots. You will need to remove the wire rack below the frame. There’s a plastic spacer on the left side with a slot on it. You can pull it of with your fingers when you rotate it. Slide the rack to the left and pull down the rack from the RIGHT side holes. You have move the box toward you about a inch, then it drops down.
Now, there is a electrical connection from the box to the rear of the refrigerator wall. You need a small screwdriver to lift the tab on the TOP of the connector to release it. Once that is done, slide the box forward and put it in the sink.
While all this is happening, the freezer is thawing out.
Once you remove the box, you will get error codes on the digital display. This is a good thing.
There are two “square head’” screws that you have to remove to separate the TWO parts that make the box. Slide the outer trim towards you.
The icemaker assembly slides into four slots. You put the new wires in the same place as the one you removed.
Put everything back together the opposite of the removal.
Now for the secret.
All that food you removed? Put it back in until you can slide the box into place.
Then you plug the connector in. The box should be sitting on the food.
THIS IS THE SECRET.
The ice maker has two options. Cubed or Crushed.
There are two components that make them happen. On the left side there is a slot with a gray lever the moves up an down. There is an piece of aluminum on the right side the drives the screw in the box.
Rotate the screw drive to 45 degrees.
THIS IS THE SECRET.
On the left side of the box is a rod that is spring loaded and has a bent end.
It’s about “timing”.
Find a piece of “kite string”. I used the string from the yellow energy tag that came with the fridge.
The box is sitting on the frozen food. The wire in the back is connected.
Loop the string around the lever AND PULL UP.
Slide the whole thing into place using the slots.
When it’s in place, let go of the string.
Put the two screws back in.

FINAL.
You have to PRESS AND HOLD the IceMaker button to reset. You’ll get ice cubes in a couple of hours. Through the first 24 hrs away.
You’re welcom.
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