Frigidaire Refrigerator Error Codes

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Frigidaire Refrigerator Error Codes

Frigidaire Refrigerator Error Codes

Refrigerator is useful Product for Every home And this product used in every home. Sometimes it contains an error code. We can fix some error codes at home and we need to call a technician to fix some error codes. In this post you will find all the error codes of Frigidaire Refrigerator and I hope you will benefit a lot from this post. If you find it helpful, please share this post.

Error CodesInterpretation
Display: FZ / FF
— / OPOpen FF Cavity Thermistor
OP / —Open FZ Cavity Thermistor
— / SHShorted FF Cavity Thermistor
SH / —Shorted FZ Cavity Thermistor
SY / CFUI to Main Board communication failure; on start up
SY / CEUI to Main Board communication error; after a period in operation
SY / EFFreezer Evaporator Fan Failure
dl / SPIce Chute Door is open; check for obstruction
d / FManual Defrost
77 / 77Demo / Showroom
Sb / SbSabbath
FZ Temp / FF TempCurrent Air Temps
Numerical display of
first test
FFIM Diagnostic
No FF or FZ display,
all UI LEDs on
System Diagnostic
52CIce Maker Thermistor
55CWater Valve
57CEvaporator Fan (FFIM)
58CIce Level Sensor
63CTwist Tray
ICMax Fill Time

System Diagnostic Mode

TestTo activate testPassing result
— / First ScreenAll LEDs on UI illuminated, except digit displays.
— / Second ScreenAll segments of UI digit displays illuminated.
— / Third ScreenBlank UI display, no LEDs illuminated.
28 / Dispenser PaddlePress disp. paddle“On” on UI when depressed; “off” when released
46 / Humidity SensorActivates automatically“OP” if open, “SH” if short. AC Heater System: Displays %RH. DC Heater System: “HI” – heater should be on. “Lo” – heater should be off. %RH is displayed when humidity is between “Lo” and “HI” values; heater could be on or off.
47 / Dispenser Pocket HeaterPress setHeater on when “on’ off when “off”
2 / Freezer
Defrost Heater
Press setFreezer defrost heater on when “on”; off when “off”. Evaporator thermistor temperature is flashed. Watch for temp increase with the heater on. It may take a few minutes for the evaporator to heat up.
8 / Water Valve (Dispenser)Press setFF door must be closed. Be prepared to collect water at dispenser. Water dispenses when “on”; stops when “off”
10 / Auger MotorPress setFF door must be closed. Motor running when “on”; motor stopped when “off”
11 / Cube/Crush SolenoidPress setFF door must be closed. Do not leave solenoid in activated state. Solenoid activated when “on”; deactivated when “off”.
12 / Condenser FanPress setFan running when “on”; stopped when “off”
43 / Mullion Anticondensation HeaterPress setFlip mullion heater on when “on”; off when “off”
38 / VCC CompressorPress setCompressor running when “on”; off when “off”
13 / FF LightsPress setFF lights on when “on”; off when “off”
15 / Freezer Evaporator FanPress setPress to toggle between “off”, “LO” and “HI”. A current sensor reading is flashed (units are not mA). OFF reading should be around 2. “LO” speed reading should settle down to around 9. “HI” speed reading should settle down above 40.
20 / FZ LightsPress setFZ lights on when “on”, off when “off”
22 / DamperPress setPerform test 15 and set fan to “HI”. Then check for air flow when open “OP”; and no air leaks when closed “CL”
36 / Ice Chute DoorDepress ice chute door or press set“OP” on UI when manually opened; “CL” when closed . Or using “power on-off”, motor drive door open “OP” or closed “CL”
23 / FF DoorOpen/Close FF door“CL” on UI when door closed; “OP” when open
24 / FZ DoorOpen/Close FZ door“CL” on UI when door closed; “OP” when open
26 / Ice Maker Defrost HeaterActivates automaticallyHeater is turned on automatically. The ice maker evaporator thermistor temperature is flashed. Watch for temp increase with the heater on. It may take a few minutes for the evaporator to heat up.
29 / FF ThermistorActivates automaticallyUI shows temperature sensed by FF thermistor; pass if within 10°F of temperature measured with gauge at FF thermistor location. “OP” if open; “SH” if short
30 / FZ ThermistorActivates automaticallyUI shows temperature sensed by FZ thermistor; pass if within 10°F of temperature measured with gauge at FZ thermistor location.“OP” if open; “SH” if short
33 / Ambient Thermistor @ Main BoardActivates automaticallyUI shows temperature sensed at main board; pass if within +20°F/-10°F of temperature measured with gauge at main board location. “OP” if open; “SH” if short
34 / Ambient Thermistor @ UIActivates automaticallyUI shows temperature sensed at UI; Pass if within +20˚F/-10˚F of temperature measure with gauge at UI location. “OP” if open; “SH” if short
39 / Freezer Evaporator
Thermistor
Activates automaticallyUI shows temperature sensed by freezer evaporator thermistor; pass if within 10°F of temperature measured with gauge at evaporator thermistor location.“OP” if open; “SH” if short
45 / Ice Maker Mold ThermistorActivates automaticallyUI shows temperature sensed at ice maker; pass if within +20°F/-10°F of temperature measured with gauge at ice maker mold. “OP” if open; “SH” if short
68 / Ice Maker Evaporator ThermistorActivates automaticallyUI shows temperature sensed by evaporator thermistor; pass if within 10°F of temperature measured with gauge at evaporator thermistor location. “OP¯” if open; “SH¯” if short
0- Firmware ParametersPress setDisplays digit sequence; record
1- Main Board FirmwarePress setDisplays digit sequence; record
3- UI FirmwarePress setDisplays digit sequence; record

if you use a refrigerator, you must protect and care for your refrigerator so that your refrigerator performs well in cooling.
The refrigerator should be placed in a place where there is ventilation (ventilation mean = Air Crossing).
If you want to read more about Frigidaire refrigerators, download the PDF file from the link below. You will find a lot Information in this PDF file.

Frigidaire Refrigerator Manual PDF

Whirlpool Refrigerator ARB-884SGYS Electric Diagram

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