Official Frigidaire Refrigerator Handles

Refrigerator Handle set (2 pieces) - White

$75.68

Fix Number: FIX11770473
Manufacturer Part Number: 5304506469

This is a set of 2 white refrigerator door handles that measure approximately 17 inches long. The screws and mounting blocks are not included with this part, so it is a good idea to check the condition of these parts in case you need to order those as well. One handle is for the freezer door, and the other for the fresh food compartment door. The manufacturer does not supply these handles separately, so we recommend replacing both handles at the same time or keeping the other one on hand as a spare. This is a repair that any one can do, simply remove the screws at the top of the lower door and replace the handle by screwing the new one in place.

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Door won’t open or close
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Refrigerator Door Handle Set (2 pieces) - Black

$79.01

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Fix Number: FIX11770475
Manufacturer Part Number: 5304506471

This kit comes with the handles for both the freezer and the refrigerator doors, please note that these parts are not sold separately and are only available as a set. They are genuine OEM parts that measure approximately 16-3/4 inch in length and are black in color. The screws for installation are not part of this kit. You can reuse the ones currently on your appliance or they can be ordered separately.

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Door won’t open or close
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Door Handle

$47.51

Fix Number: FIX427922
Manufacturer Part Number: 218428101

This handle works on both the fridge and freezer door, and if yours has become damaged it should be replaced. This is a genuine OEM replacement part, and is sold individually. If you need to replace both handles, please be sure to order the correct quantity. This is an easy repair that requires the use of a Phillips screwdriver. If the old handle is still attached to the door, remove the two screws (located at the top of the fridge door, or bottom of the freezer door) and then slide the opposite end off of the single screw. When attaching the new handle, do this in the opposite order. Slide the keyhole in the handle onto the individual screw on the door, then line up the other end of the handle and insert the two screws to secure the handle to the door.

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