20 Most Recent Frigidaire FRS23H7C Side by Side Refrigerator Questions & Answers

I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM WITH THE ICE MAKER FRIGIDAIRE FRS22WNC. IF ANYONE HAS AN IDEA HOW TO SOLVE IT PLEASE EMAIL ME TO [email protected]
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the damper vent door between the freezer and refrigerator isn't opening to let cold air into the refrigerator compartment from the freezer side,its in the upper left corner in the refrigerator behind a grille,if its closed you wont feel cold air flowing in from the freezer sometimes you can shine a light in this area and look in the other compartment and if no light then the doors shut and this is why its not cooling the refrigerator

If there is a filter on your model it is in the top right corner of the fresh food section. Open the fridge door it will be a rectangle shaped filter and you push in on the button in the bottom left of the filter to release it. here is a link to what it looks like. http://midwestapplianceparts.com/images/wf2cb.jpg
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it is up to a five year warranty on the compressor.

take out your ice bin the look in the back of the freezer and ytou will see a small hole with a plastic sqaure actuator.hold the door switch closed and make sure the unit is selected for cubed ice then try and dispence ice if the swaure plastic acuator moves up it is working fine it shoeld drop down when you release the dispencer arm.if it dropps back down then make sure that the metal bail arm is properly inserted into the hole in the auger case when that actuator moves up this opens the small plastic door on the ice bin to allow subed ice to come out.make sure there is no ice build up on the ice bin that would stop the trap door from opening.good luck with you fridge i hope this helps you out,let me know how thing s go for you.

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clean/defrost ice built up inside freezer at bottom of evap coil tray where water leaks down in a defrost cycle at back of freezer.

clean the drain line, find it under the fridge it drains into a pan, then blow back up though it.

Pull out the ice bucket and remove every piece of ice.Place the whole pieces back in and re try.If it still is not making cubes come through than you have a blade jam. Please rate this !

If you have a cold enough temp in the icemaker a heater should then kick in to warm the plate and a motor then turns and drives the ice out. The ice maker modules can be repaired, but the checks need to be carried out by fridge guys. Alternatively you can replace the whole module but this can vary in cost quite dramatically. Hope this has been of some help.

There is a switch inside t he icemaker that activates the water valve. Test for voltage at the valve when the ice maker is cycling. Or if it is easier , apply 110 volts to the two terminals on the valve. If it won't work replace it. It is uaually less than $20. (Most people never take it apart. ) If there is a drinking water dispenser, this will be a double valve and have two sets of terminals.

pull the auger assembly out (large plastic pan with auger in it) and make sure it does not have any ice buildup in it or on it. fully reinsert it and try it with no ice in it. if it still does not work then you may have a bad auger motor.

Suction at door is caused by the rapid reduction in air volume after you have had a freezer door open and then close it. The refrigerator door side does not have as pronounced air reduction volume due to less temperature difference.

Test you door gasket seal by closing the door on paper (dollar bill) works fine. If you have resistance when sliding or pulling on the paper you have a good seal. No resistance means your door is not sealing properly.

Defrost drain is located in the back of the refrigerator. Check loop or trap, it may be plugged. You must remove the back cover panel to see the drain line and to clear it. After the drain trap is cleared you may have to defrost the freezer section to clear the ice caused by backup from the plugged trap.

Refrigerators and designed to be operated in the same conditions that we live in. Outdoors if the ambient temperature is low at night it will not run long enough to dehumidify the refrigerator compartment.
It may not be your door seal that is the problem, only the location and conditions under which you are operating it.

most likely the drain is frozen shut, try thawing with a turkey baster and hot water, make sure the drain line isn't obstructed. sometimes things will fall in there.