I have a frigid air chest freezer, model GLFC1326FW1, can i use this to replace relay(white box) and capacitor (black box) ? pls help. thanks
526121
It should start it ok but beeee carefullllll that you match it to compressor hp size. To big of a hard start could burn up your control board like I did.
2264603
Yes it will fit your freezer. The part # is frigidaires original part number. Common problem on that board and they have changed a resistor on the one you will get. Hope this helps you.
278637
I don't think so....according to the package is works on Models 5615, 5640, 5641, and 5642. I ended up not using the cord I ordered. My brother-in-law replaced a fuse (I didn't even know the cooler had a fuse), and it is working like a new cooler. Good luck! Hope this is helpful.
692525
Please refer to page 12 of the owner's guide. http://manuals.frigidaire.com/prodinfo_pdf/Edison/2020213a1627en.pdf
89900
I found the ratings for a 7.0 ft^3 chest freezer here on Amazon. 120V, 150W, which works out to 1.25 amps (watts/volts = amps). Not sure that it had defrost cycle which might raise the amperage a bit, but likely nowhere near the rating on this cord. Also, a 20 amp plug would (should) be attached; these have one blade vertical and the other horizontal rather than both vertical (see male end of plug on this cord for an example: http://smile.amazon.com/Interpower-86226020-American-Connector-Voltage/dp/B009183GMQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=appliances&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1400460626&sr;=1-1&keywords;=20+amp+plug). To be safe, though read the data plate. I found the ratings for a 7.0 ft^3 chest freezer here on Amazon. 120V, 150W, which works out to 1.25 amps (watts/volts = amps). Not sure that it had defrost cycle which might raise the amperage a bit, but likely nowhere near the rating on this cord. Also, a 20 amp plug would (should) be attached; these have one blade vertical and the other horizontal rather than both vertical (see male end of plug on this cord for an example:... » Read More I found the ratings for a 7.0 ft^3 chest freezer here on Amazon. 120V, 150W, which works out to 1.25 amps (watts/volts = amps). Not sure that it had defrost cycle which might raise the amperage a bit, but likely nowhere near the rating on this cord. Also, a 20 amp plug would (should) be attached; these have one blade vertical and the other horizontal rather than both vertical (see male end of plug on this cord for an example: http://smile.amazon.com/Interpower-86226020-American-Connector-Voltage/dp/B009183GMQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=appliances&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1400460626&sr;=1-1&keywords;=20+amp+plug). To be safe, though read the data plate. « Show Less
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I don't see why you couldn't. As long as you are not placing the contact sensor inside of the freezer. Some sensors will malfunction at extreme temperatures.
1150519
Don't know, I used one as a substitute for an older 20+ Kenmore freezer. Has been working fine for 6 mo. +
1991437
Dear customer, Thank you for contacting us. The correct parts for your model is: Refrigerator gasket: 2159081 Freezer gasket: 2159080 Let us know if there is anything else we can help you with. Regards
2271019
no! You have to return the chill unit to the freezer for at least a few hours. If it hasn't defrosted too much, 1 hour might do it, but it works better when the chill tank is hard frozen. You can buy an extra one which will solve your problem.
1008052
I really don't know, my suggestion is to go the Frigidaire website and look up the model specs, I'm sure it can be found there.
2142483
My refrigerator wasn't staying cold and the freezer was icing up. Since we've changed the part, the refrigerator works perfectly.
976885
It fit nicely in my fridge, but I am no expert. What I did was go to the Frigidaire site and looked up the parts and the searched for it on Amazon. Thanks.
1864789
I went to the frigidaire site. You can find out there. That's what I did. Good luck
468466
I don't know about your model, but what I can say is that I have an older Frigidaire and the generic code worked great for my model. :) hope this helps.
1674158
Depends on your freezer's amperage. This unit handles 15 amps so if your freezer is say 10 amps, you have 5 more amps left to plug in the other side
1407904
we tried to find parts. Our freezer broke after 2 months, we called and they said turn dial all the off and on like 5 times, then unplug for 2 or 4 hour. That actually worked. Worked about a month and broke again. Called them to get fix and they said they have no one local. They only way to repair is to box it up and ship it to them. I said you got to be kidding, we should be able to get fix somewhere closer and they said warrenty says ship back. We can fix but they do not pay. So it is now sitting in our garage waiting to be dumped.
2258830
The unit does not have a receptacle for the freezer to plug into it. You connect the alarm unit into the same outlet where the freezer is connected. When there is a loss of power to the freezer the unit will go into alarm.