FFFH20F3VW0 Frigidaire Freezer - Overview

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SHELF-SLIDING U20 (FW WIRE) – Part Number: 5304537120
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SHELF-SLIDING U20 (FW WIRE)
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Need more room and better organization in your upright freezer? This sliding wire shelf makes it easy to store and access frozen foods. It’s about 26.75 inches wide and 14.875 inches deep, giving you plenty of space to work with. It slides in and out smoothly and fits into many freezer models, helping you keep things neat and easy to reach.
BULB – Part Number: 5304522314
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Refrigerator Clip – Part Number: 5304522259
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Refrigerator Clip
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Stable food storage depends on shelf supports that are firmly attached and free from damage. A worn clip can allow a wire shelf or basket to tilt, rattle, or fall. Check whether the replacement is made for the right or left side, since the pieces may not be interchangeable. Match it to the full refrigerator or freezer model. Empty the shelf, remove it carefully, and press the new clip into its mounting point without forcing it. Do not reload the shelf until it feels secure.
Refrigerator Clip – Part Number: 5304522258
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Refrigerator Clip
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Mounting Screw – Part Number: 5304453707
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Mounting Screw
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HARNESS – Part Number: 5304523789
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HARNESS
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Keep your refrigerator running at the right temperature with this genuine wire harness. It links the control dial to the electrical system so you can set and maintain the perfect cooling level. If your fridge isn’t holding temperature or the dial feels unresponsive, this part is the fix you need. Easy to install and built for long-lasting reliability.
Defrost Thermostat – Part Number: 5304523788
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Defrost Thermostat
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Door Auto Closer Hook – Part Number: 5304519789
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Door Auto Closer Hook
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This genuine OEM door auto closer hook helps ensure your refrigerator or freezer door closes securely by providing a smooth, self-closing action at the hinge. Designed to support proper door alignment and sealing, it helps maintain consistent internal temperatures and prevent energy loss. If the door is not closing fully, pops open, or appears misaligned, replacing this component can help restore proper operation and reliable performance.
FAN SEAL & DRAIN TUBE KIT – Part Number: 5303918878
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FAN SEAL & DRAIN TUBE KIT
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SCREW – Part Number: 5304522279
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SCREW
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Designed for secure and reliable fastening, this genuine OEM quad hex washer head screw provides the strength and precision needed to hold internal refrigerator components firmly in place. Its durable construction ensures a tight fit for mounting shelves, bins, trim panels, and other hardware, helping maintain proper alignment and structural integrity. Built to meet exact factory specifications, it is an ideal replacement for stripped, worn, or missing screws, restoring stability and ensuring dependable performance throughout your appliance.
MAIN BOARD – Part Number: 5304529281
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MAIN BOARD
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If your freezer isn’t cooling properly or the controls aren’t working like they should, the main control board might be the issue. This part manages temperature, defrosting, and fan speed to keep everything running smoothly. It’s a genuine replacement made for a variety of models. Just check your model number to make sure it’s the right fit before installing.
Refrigerator Bearing – Part Number: 5304519757
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Refrigerator Bearing
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John - For model number FFFH20F3VW0
August 8, 2023
Hi, does this unit have a defrost timer and if so which parts number is it? Symptoms look like a defrost timer.
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Hello John, thank you for reaching out. According to our research, your model does not come with a defrost timer. The defrost cycle is controlled by the main control board, part number PS16555732. We hope this information helps!
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MAIN BOARD
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William - For model number FFFH20F3VW0
August 21, 2023
Light switch activation how does it work
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Hello William, thank you for a very interesting question. Your model uses the reed switch, located at the bottom of the freezer, to turn the light on or off. The reed switch detects whether the door is open or shut with the help of the magnet. When the door is shut, the magnet, attached at the bottom of the door frame, is moved close to the reed switch and forces the reeds apart, turning the light off. When the door opens, the magnet moves away from the reed switch, turning the light on. We hope this information is useful!
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Graeme - For model number Fffh20f3vw0
October 1, 2026
If front light is blinking what does that indicate
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Hi Graeme, thank you for the question. A blinking front light usually indicates a high-temperature warning, meaning the internal temperature has risen above the safe freezing threshold. Make sure the door is tightly closed and no ice or food packaging blocks the seal. Open and close the freezer door, or unplug the unit for 2 to 5 minutes to power-cycle the control board. Vacuum or brush away dust from the condenser coils at the bottom or back to help the compressor run efficiently. We hope this solves your problem!
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Bought a new upright freezer. Love it but I made sure to get a model that has options to adjust the shelves. Then I bought a new shelf with clips. I felt there was too much room between the shelves as it came from the store. That would just result in stacking packages and too easy to lose what wa
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  • Mary from DAYTON, OH
  • Very Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
I just moved the middle shelves up and down to create enough space for another shelf. Worked out beautifully
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Extra shelfs
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  • Michael from PORTLAND, TN
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so not to disrupt items on the shelves we purchased an extra shelf
so we could flash freeze items on a baking sheet after they are frozen then placed in a seal meal bags
the items won't stick together
the extra shelf allows you about 3 inches of space for a backing sheet
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Missing door magnet for the open/close switch
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  • Bruce from LAKEVILLE, MN
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  • Less than 15 mins
Installed the magnet in the bracket on the bottom of the door.
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