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Anyone know what the part name or number is for this Frigidaire refrig piece in the picture? It holds up and separates the glass shelf from the meat and produce drawers. It broke some time ago and I noticed the glass sagging with the food weight and thought I better try to replace it. The model is krmf706ess01 thanks

⟐ Answer edited January 27, 2026 at 7:15 MST

⟐ Answered July 03, 2025 at 1:23 MST

So far I've replaced the water inlet valve as well as the ice maker machine in the freezer. The pressure should be fine, since the previous Whirlpool had no issue with making ice.

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

⟐ Edited January 03, 2025 at 13:24 MST

We inherited the subject fridge when we moved a few months ago. We suspect it is original to this 2013 build house.

In recent weeks, it has been chirping approximately every 13 seconds like a low battery signal in a smoke alarm. The noise appears to come from the top center; we have placed our ear on the back panel to nail down the location.

• When we disconnected the fridge a few weeks ago (for about half an hour), the chirping restarted when power was reset.
• We repeated this exercise yesterday (though for less time), and the chirping stopped.
• However, after a short period, there is now a grinding noise from the same location instead.
• At this point, we were opening and closing the fridge quite a bit as we prepared a meal.
• We also decided to turn off the water supply at the same time.
• Since the meal and switching off the water, there is no noise.

Our research indicates that potential faulty components include the condenser fan, evaporator fan, and/or air damper control assembly. For this model, both fans look like they are at bottom rear behind the freezer, so do not mesh with the noise emanating from top center. This then suggests the damper control and/or damper itself is the culprit.

Clearly, something isn’t right, but where do we go from here? The noise has still not returned, but then perhaps the suspect part is now completely defunct? How should we conclude the diagnostics? Which parts should we be replacing?

Thank you

⟐ Commented December 21, 2024 at 7:52 MST

Any help would be so appreciated! This issue is driving me insane. Thank you!

⟐ Answer accepted October 11, 2024 at 6:38 MST

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⟐ Commented August 29, 2024 at 20:22 MST

Also, water is leaking from the bottom of the freezer (I need to clean the ice buildup from the bottom every week). But this issue has been there for over 4 years. I am not sure if it is related to my recent cooling problem.

Do you think replacing the drain tube will solve both of my problems? Or does the cooling problem require more series repair?

Thank you!

⟐ Answer edited June 06, 2024 at 14:43 MST

The other night it started making a consistent running noise and in the morning was warm and the temp was increasing quickly.

I used a long brush to clean underneath which was a MESS. A repairperson came to check it and said it was dead and recommended a new one. Its only 10 years old.

We plugged it back in, moved the freezer contents to our chest freezer, and put some ice in there to keep the fridge cool (circulating).

Here's where the story gets odd: 24 hours later the temp dropped again! And is now back to normal 48 hours later.

Will this last (the repair place I called in confusion says no)?

We have ordered a new one but if this one is BACK TO LIFE that would be great!

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The refrigerator side stopped cooling first. Then a month later the freezer side stopped cooling as well.

I have replaced the fan and motor (located on the freezer side). Both Freezer and Refrigerator worked for one day then went out again. I had the electronic control board’s (located in the back of the refrigerator on the side panel) relay and capacitor repaired. The refrigerator came on, made clicking and beeping sounds, and attempted to cool. The Fan located in the freezer side came on and went off every 15 seconds. Then after about 5 mins, the refrigerator in it’s entirety stopped working. Please help.

Circuit Board

The Service Sheet states to press the C or Temp Mode with the On/Off power button. I’m not sure which of those buttons corresponds with the buttons available on my refrigerator. I have attached two pictures.

⟐ Commented February 05, 2024 at 18:13 MST

Just in case anyone encounters a similar problem, I thought I would mention that I figured it out and fixed the fridge. When the fridge was freezing food, the first thing I tried was replacing the thermistor, which did not fix the problem. I then tried replacing the user interface control panel and then the main control panel along with checking all the other common culprits but none of it worked. I started at the beginning and pulled out the thermistor I had put in and checked its resistance, which was way off where it was supposed to be (reading 10K and was supposed to read 28K) so either the new one I got was bad or it was the wrong one. I put the original thermistor back in and them put the new main control panel back in and it worked! Problem was a faulted main control panel all along.

⟐ Answer edited January 22, 2026 at 13:00 MST

@jayeff I did hire a service tech and he's been here 5x in the last 2 months and still cannot fix it. The last time he was here, he took out the defrost timer and put in some sort of loop to make the light and icemaker work, which obviously causes the ice to build up. I have since put back the defrost timer and we're back to square one. What I can't figure out is where do the two wires in the front go (the brown and pink wires coming from the defrost timer connection)?

⟐ Answer edited January 22, 2026 at 13:45 MST

We placed thermometers in fridge and freezer to ck the temperatures. Verified 37 for fridge and 14 for the freezer. Model #KBRC36FMS00.

⟐ Answer edited February 16, 2026 at 13:36 MST