FPHC2398LF1 Frigidaire Refrigerator - Overview

Hello Paul, thank you for your question. This sounds like an issue with either the Part #: PS10060200 ice/water control module, or the dispenser control board. I hope this helps.

Hello Paul, thank you for your question. Based on the replacement of the part you have done, and that you have checked the door switch and solenoid the auger motor itself is probably the issue. The part number is PartSelect Number: PS10057235. 1 Open the freezer door and grab the bottom of the ice bin. Lift up on the front of the bin and pull it from the freezer. 2 Lift the wire shut-off arm to turn off the ice maker, or turn off the power switch on the ice maker. 3 Press the “Ice” button on the dispenser door if your dispenser doesn't have separate ice and water dispenser levers. Push and hold the door switch that controls the freezer light. This switch also allows the ice maker to dispense ice through the door, disengaging the dispenser when the door is open. 4 Push on the ice dispensing lever as you watch the auger motor at the back of the freezer. If the motor jumps slightly, but fails to turn, chances are the motor has failed. We would recommend testing the micro switch as well. That is PartSelect Number: PS1532720. The dispenser micro switch is a momentary contact switch that when activated it will supply power to the auger motor and the solenoid for the dispenser door. The switch sits behind the pad or lever that is pressed to dispense ice. You will need to remove power to the appliance and then remove the control panel cover to access the switch. You can check the continuity of the switch with a multi-meter.

Hi Carlotta, thank you for the question. The shelf glass for the chill drawer is part number PS2361233. Glad to be of help!

Hello Vickie and thank you for writing. It certainly sounds like it could be a faulty water inlet valve PS7784018 and/or a clogged water filter PS2364646, you should check for signs of damage, and replace if necessary. We hope this helps. Please contact us anytime if you require further assistance.

Hola Cesar, Gracias por su pregunta. Cuando tiene problemas de temperatura en su refrigerador, hay algunas partes que podrían causar el problema. Puede usar un multímetro para probar la mayoría de las partes. Asegúrese de cortar la alimentación de su electrodoméstico antes de realizar reparaciones o pruebas. Primero debe probar su termostato de descongelación. Coloque el termostato en agua helada durante 2-3 minutos después de retirarlo de su aparato. Debería estar leyendo 0 ohmios para funcionar correctamente. Otra parte para verificar sería su calentador de descongelación. Retirarlo del aparato. Debe estar leyendo entre 0 y 50 ohmios para estar funcionando. Podrías revisar tu sensor de temperatura. Para encontrar la lectura correcta para esta parte, deberá consultar la hoja técnica que viene con su dispositivo. Por lo general, puede encontrar esta hoja técnica detrás de la rejilla inferior de su refrigerador en el lado derecho o izquierdo. Estas son las partes más comunes que causan este problema en su dispositivo. Por lo tanto, se sugiere que los verifique primero. Espero que eso ayude. Buena suerte con tu reparación.