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I need to replace my ice/water dispenser actuator switch, AP2584317 in my Frigidaire FRS26ZSEB3. Do I access the switch from the from the door front or the back?
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There is no access from the door liner. All repairs must be done from the front by removing the front cover first. Here are the break down diagrams for the Frigidaire refrigerator Model FRS26ZSEB3Gene.
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Good luck and keep us posted.
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Originally Posted by: Gene There is no access from the door liner. All repairs must be done from the front by removing the front cover first. Here are the break down diagrams for the Frigidaire refrigerator Model FRS26ZSEB3Gene. actuator switch is brocken off inside the door, so based on the instructions I need to remove the whole front door Ice/Water unit to do the repair, based on you experence is this a difficult job and should i have a professional do the repair???
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Wondering if you were successful in this adventure? I have the same issue. Thanks.
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I did it based on the instructions below. It took a couple hours as I had no idea what I was doing and was afraid I was going to break something. First, pulling the trip tray out takes a pretty good pull to get it off. No worries it will not break. Other things: I did not pull out the ribbon as it seemed like it would break and I read about people having trouble with the it after plugging it back in. I held everything in one hand and worked with the other (which is why it took so long). ANyway I also had trouble pulling the water hose off and then signficant trouble putting it back in (still not sure it is fully back in but it works). i tried forever to put the actuator in without removing the hose put in the end I had to in order to pull the whole unit out . Good luck to all who need to do this. Next time the bloke that broke it is going to fix it (hope its not me). Two gain access to the control area you will need to pull the drip tray out first. With the drip tray removed, remove the 3 screws at the bottom of the front panel. Lift up on the front panel, there are tabs on the top of the panel that slide into holes in the door panel.
All models with a touch selection on the front will have a electronic control behind the front panel of the dispenser. Swing panel out to side, being careful not to pull the wires out of the disconnect plug or the board itself.
Carefully unplug the wiring harness from the touch panel on the front cover. This will give you access to the control board.
On models with no selector on the front panel, when you remove the front you can gain access directly to dispenser because you do not have a touch pad or board on dispenser
On models with electronic control to gain access to the control, snap the light socket loose and remove the 6 small screws from the board.
Pull board straight out of housing. Disconnect plug on left side of board. Disconnect 4 wires to dispenser actuator switches.
With the board removed, remove the 3 screws from the dispenser housing and pull the dispenser forward.
Remove water line from dispenser housing by pulling straight out.
With the water line removed, the upper part of the dispenser is free of the freezer door panel. The main housing is part of the door panel, and is not removable.
The ice door and actuator switches, as well as the return springs, can be serviced with the control module removed.
Tension is held against both the water and ice actuator by a stainless steel, two bladed spring mounted behind the actuator switches. The spring is held in place with 2 screws.
The Actuators are held in place by stainless clamps at each end of the actuator and the two bladed spring in the middle. The actuators can be removed by removing the 4 screws and lifting the paddle / ice chute out of the housing.
On models that only dispense water and ice cubes the dispenser will come apart the same way as models with a control board. The difference is there is no light in the housing and the wiring to the actuator switches is connected directly the plug in the door wiring harness.
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