TABLE OF CONTENTS  
Basic Information ------------------------------------------------------------------- 3

HETL Laundry ------------------------------------------------------------------- 10

Controls ------------------------------------------------------------------- 12

Laundry Tech Data Sheets ----------------------------------------------------------------- 16

Orbit Clean Dishwasher ------------------------------------------------------------------- 36

Operating Instructions ------------------------------------------------------------------- 38

Performance Factors ------------------------------------------------------------------- 42

Tech Data Sheet ------------------------------------------------------------------- 44

Symmetry Range ------------------------------------------------------------------- 51

Controls ------------------------------------------------------------------- 54

Service Data Sheet FGEF (W/Knobs) ----------------------------------------------------- 57

Service Data Sheet FGEF (W/O Knobs) ------------------------------------------------ 64

Schematics ------------------------------------------------------------------- 69

Oven Liner Replacement ------------------------------------------------------------------- 74

Service Updates ------------------------------------------------------------------ 76

French Door Refrigerator ------------------------------------------------------------------- 84

Installation Information ------------------------------------------------------------------- 86

Electronic Controls ------------------------------------------------------------------- 92

Refrigerator Service Mode ------------------------------------------------------------------- 98

Compressor Troubleshooting --------------------------------------------------------------- 101

Perfect Temperature Drawer ---------------------------------------------------------------- 104

Flex Tray Ice Maker ------------------------------------------------------------------- 108

Water System ------------------------------------------------------------------- 113

Diagnostic Information ------------------------------------------------------------------- 116

Service Updates ------------------------------------------------------------------- 129

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BASIC INFORMATION

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The engineering digit can affect what parts or software you are ordering. You must capture
this digit when you are writing down the model number of the product.

Example:

FGHB2844LE1
FGHB2844LE2
FGHB2844LE3
FGHB2844LE4
FGHB2844LE5

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General Warranty Notes

- There is a one year warranty on functional parts and labor. After one year, any service call should be
considered a COD call. The warranty is a LIMITED WARRANTY. Electrolux products may have
a longer warranty than Frigidaire.

- Cosmetic repairs, installation issues, and damage are not covered by the manufacturer’s written
warranty. (An unwritten general policy exception will cover some limited cosmetic and damage
repairs, within the first 60 days of purchase, in order to keep the product in the home).

- The following items are not covered under the new product warranty: handles (except microwave,
range, and oven handles), knobs, water filters, air filters, door bins, drawers, dispenser cups,
etc.

- Laundry pedestals have NO labor warranty.

General Information
The service technician’s responsibility is to:

1. Make The Repair – the goal is to service and repair the appliance - while offering stellar
customer service as a representative of Frigidaire and Electrolux.

2. Report Exactly What Was Done, And Why - The technician should write at least 2 full
sentences on the claim describing what was done and why it was done.
Generally, this is the minimum amount of sentences necessary to adequately
communicate what was accomplished on the repair.

3. Complete Communication Documentation - When you call any department within Electrolux,
(the tech line, customer service, DDPS, etc.) ALWAYS GET:

- the name of the person to whom you are speaking.

- their extension

- the file number assigned the communication

- concession number (if applicable)

RSQM Communications
Provide the following when contacting your RSQM:

- customer’s name, address, and phone number

- product information (model number, serial number, and date of purchase)

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 Proof Of Purchase
The SAC fax number has been shut down. Any POP must be attached to a claim. The service tech
must secure a copy of the customers receipt while at the service call for any unit with a serial number
older than 18 months, regardless of the date of purchase. It's always best to write the claim number
on the top of the POP before attaching the POP to the claim or faxing it to the RSQM. Digital images
from phones or cameras are acceptable.

Comments in the Home

Occasionally, a technician may make a comment that negatively impacts the repair scenario. This
may be done accidently, or with intent. Regardless, comments that are not professional in nature, or
not thought out, may cause the customer to lose confidence in the technician or the product. It is the
technician’s responsibility, as a representative of the manufacturer, to communicate to the consumer
in a professional manner. Below are examples of comments that have been made by technicians to
consumers that have resulted in escalated issues, and, in some cases, needless product exchanges.

“I haven’t been trained on this model.”

“I never saw one of these before.”
“We’ve had nothing but trouble with this model.”
“I see this problem all the time.”
“Why did you buy this Brand X product? Brand Z is much better.”
"I just went through product training for Frigidaire and this issue isn't going to be resolved until May.
"This is a known issue with Frigidaire dishwashers.“
"Call Frigidaire and ask for a concession. They will help pay for the parts even though your unit is out
of warranty.“
"Electrolux only requires two functional failures and then they will replace the unit."
NOTE – As a subcontractor with Electrolux, you are provided with information to assist you in taking
care of the customer and their product. Some of that information is PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
and should not be shared with the customer. Examples of proprietary information are:

- REWORK INFORMATION

- SERVICE FLASHES
- POLICIES / PROCEDURES
- YOUR RATE / PAYMENT
- CONCESSIONS
- PART COSTS
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High Efficiency Top Load Laundry (HETL)

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 FEATURES
Best Cleaning High Efficiency Top Load Washer*¹ - Exclusive wash system cleans your clothes
thoroughly, ensuring whiter whites and tough stain removal, for max cleaning even with large
loads.

Gentlest Wash² - Immersion Care™ Wash Action gently spins and moves water and detergent
through clothes for more thorough, gentle cleaning.

WaterFall™ Wash Technology with Immersion Care™ Action - WaterFall™ Wash Technology
thoroughly soaks the entire load while Immersion Care™ Action gently moves water and
detergent through clothes for better cleaning.

Fits-More™ Washer - Our new design lets you wash more in one load.

ENERGY STAR®

Fresh Water Rinse - Final rinse uses fresh water to ensure whiter whites and reduce allergens.

Vibration Control System - Advanced vibration control keeps even oversized loads balanced for
smooth, quiet operation. Ideal for second floor installation

DuraMotion™ Tub with Lifetime Warranty - Seamless tub helps create unique water action that
gently, yet thoroughly, immerses clothes for better cleaning.

Energy Saver Option - When option is selected energy is reduced.

SilentDesign™ - Designed for 20% quieter operation.

Automatic Temperature Control

End-of-Cycle Signal

Bright Interior Light

Express-Select® Controls - Easily select options with the touch of a button.

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CONTROL PANEL(FAHE4044MW)

Selections Available and Indicators:

Temperature – Soil Level – Options – Cycles – Spin Speed – Water Level – Delayed Start

Lockout – Status Bar – Time LEDs

                                                               
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Demo Mode Overview (Knobless Washer):
A power fail during this mode will keep the machine in Demo Mode.

The Demo Mode has no timeout. We will need to exit the Demo Mode with the exit sequence
in order to go back to Normal User Mode.

There is no water filling, recirculation pump action, draining, or spinning performed in Demo
Mode.

Entry sequence

Wake up the unit

Turn the Cycle Selector knob to the Drain & Spin cycle
Push and hold down together the 2 buttons for Soil Level and Delay

Exit sequence

Wake up the unit

Turn the Cycle Selector knob to the Drain & Spin cycle
Push and hold down together the 2 buttons for Soil Level and Delay

Functionality in Demo Mode

The cycle selector and all the options buttons can be used during Demo Mode to select
any cycle or option. The time display will show the estimated time for the cycle.
When the cycle is started by pushing in the cycle selector, the lid will be locked and the
tub will agitate. The unit will run through a cycle with max time being
approximately no more than 30 seconds. The tub light will remain on for that
period
During the shortened cycle, the status LED and cycle time display functionality stays the
same as in a regular cycle. The display time will decrement at a rapid rate and in
significant jumps to count down to cycle end.
A cycle can be cancelled at any time exactly like in regular operation. A new cycle and
options can be selected at that point or at cycle end.
While in Demo Mode, if the unit is woken up from standby, the time display will show

Reliability Mode Exit (Laundry Center ):

1) Place the washer in Diagnostics Mode using the following instructions

2) Once in Diagnostics Mode, turn the washer cycle selector to Position 8:

"Normal" position on FFLE1011
"Casual" position on FFLE2022

3) Press and HOLD the cycle selector knob (~5 sec) until you hear a long beep, then release
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 4) Press and HOLD the cycle selector knob again (~5 sec) until you hear 3 short beeps, then release.

5) Exit Diagnostics Mode by unplugging the product. You are now out of Reliability Mode.

Reliability Mode Exit (Washer with Knobs):

1. While in Diagnostic Mode, set the Cycle Selector to position 8 (start with position 0 at "12:00" and count
clockwise, should be Casual cycle on this unit).

2. Turn Temperature knob to HOT.

3. Press and hold the Cycle Selector until you hear:

a. one long beep, indicating the unit entered Reliability Mode, OR
b. three short beeps, indicating the unit exited Reliability Mode.

CONTROL PANEL(FAHE1011MW)

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MODEL 4044 DIAGNOSTIC MODE

ENTER DIAGNOSTIC MODE (KNOBLESS WASHER)

1. You can enter the Diagnostic Mode combination after any cancel sequence where all LEDs go off.
2. Within 5 secs of a cancel sequence do the following:
a. Point the Cycel Selector to Normal position.
b. Press and hold the Options button and the Spin Speed button simultaneously
c. Release buttons when all Options and Spin Speed LEDs light up
3. The machine is not in Diagnostic Mode.

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EXIT DIAGNOSTIC MODE (KNOBLESS WASHER)

1. Unplug the power cord, wait 5-8 secs, then reconnect the power cord.
2. Turn the control knob clockwise one position past the 12 o’clock position, push and hold it for 5 secs.
3. The machine will exit the Diagnostic Mode automatically after 5 minutes.

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Orbit Clean Dishwasher

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Notes in Use and Care Guide:

Cycle Features:
Wash Pressure – “surge” pressure option which varies the pressure optimally for the cycles.

Hi-Temp Wash – heats main water to 140 degrees.

Child Lock Controls – locks out the control to prevent unwanted usage.

Favorite Cycle – allows consumer to program preferred cycle and options on one button.

Sanitize Option – raises water temperature to 155 degrees in the final rinse.

Sahara Dry Option – increases the temperature of the final rinse and extends drying time.

Heat/Air Dry – as name implies.

Delay Start – delays start from 1-24 hours.

Other Features
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 BUILT WITH AMERICAN PRIDE – Designed, engineered, and built in the U.S.A.

QUICK CLEAN CYCLE – Faster cleaning

SPACEWISE ORGANIZATION SYSTEM – Adjustable racks and the Largest

Silverware Basket

DELAY START – Adaptable from 1-24 hours

NSF CERTIFIED – Sanitize cycle removes 99.9% of common bacteria

SMUDGE-PROOF STAINLESS STEEL – Reduces fingerprints and easy to clean

POWERPLUS CYCLE – For extra heavy wash performance

LARGEST SILVERWARE BASKET – Room for over 180 items

OrbitCLEAN – Spray arm provides 4 times better water coverage

SaharaDRY – Ensures dishes dry

ENERGY SAVER OPTIONS – Washing and drying operations

AquaSURGE TECHNOLOGY – Adjusts water pressure based on needs

STAY-PUT DOOR – Stays put at whatever angle you open it

SMART SOIL SENSOR – Detects soil level and adjusts wash cycle accordingly

NYLON TufRACKS – Coating to strengthen racks

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Electronic Control Features:

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Failure Codes

PF- Power Failure

CL or Cd Close door
HO or Hd Heat Delay
ER/ER Stuck or shorted pad
ER/Uo Vent baffle is open
ER/UF Vent Fan failure
LO Low Rinse Aid
ER/CE Control Operation failure Kill power count to 5 and reset if CE comes back replace control
Hd Heat Delay
LO Low RinseAaid
E-1 Leak detected under the unit. Must be pulled out and find source of leak. The 154825501 kit is for
unit before TH936 only.
E-2 Turbidity sensor - always replace the sensor, o-ring, and wire harness.
E-3 Wash Motor - pull the plug on the base control and re-plug 2 - 3 times before replacing the motor.
E-4 Up Vent Baffle is stuck open.
E-5 Upper Vent Fan failure.
E-6 Lower Vent fan failure.
E-7 Drain Valve
E-8 Tactile or Touch Switch failure
E-9 Communication - failure between the top and bottom controls.
E-10 Main relays failure in the base control
E-11 Drain Valve
E-12 Drain Valve
E-13 System wide failure - this is the base control
E-14 Noise in the drain valve Cycle power off and back on this code should go away.

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Dishwasher Drying Action

Effortless Dry    
The dishwasher cycle enters the dry cycle and the hot dishes start evaporating the water off of them,
which starts building steam pressure. The vent opening on the top left side of the door allows the
steam pressure to be released from the tub. As the air enters the duct inside the door, the cooler
vent tube condenses moisture from the air on the sides of the tube. The water then falls to the
bottom and out of the tube into the bottom of the tub, then to the sump where it is pumped from the
dishwasher. The drier air is continually pushed from the tube by the steam entering the top of the
tube. This dry air exits the bottom of the door.    
 
Sahara Dry    
When this option is selected, the control adds an additional 20 minutes to the dry cycle. The fan
continues to run and the heater is cycled on and off every minute for the 20 minute period. At the end
of the additional time, the clean light comes on. However, the top vent fan will continue to run for up
to an hour to continue the drying process.  
 
Luxury Dry    
The Electrolux units has two drying systems. The first has a vent in the top right rear of the tub,
which pushes air into the tub to circulate and speed evaporation of water from the dishes. Most of
this water will condense on the tub and inner door panel and be pumped from the unit. Air going in
leaves through the water inlet on the left side of the tub into an air duct. This allows for more
condensation of the air that drips back into the tub. The drier air enters the lower fan housing where a
fan is moving air from under the unit out the left side. This air causes venture action, pulling air from
the left side air duct to exit the dishwasher.    

The second dry system is used on the EIDB5905J. This vent system does not have the vent in the
top right side of the tub. When entering the dry cycle, the evaporated water from the dishes builds up
steam pressure. Moisture condenses on the tub and door and the fan unit starts to pull the excess
steam pressure from the tub with venturi action, causing the dishes to dry more thoroughly.    
 
Note

In all of these dries rinse aid is needed.

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Symmetry Range

FEATURES

Symmetry Double Ovens

Two large ovens, each big enough to cook a 28-pound turkey, provide the flexibility to cook
multiple dishes at the same time at different temperatures.

SpaceWise® Expandable Elements

Flexible elements expand to your cooking needs.

Sabbath Mode (Star-K® Certified)

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Service Data Sheet FGEF (W/O Knobs)

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 P7    Oven  
Probe  &  
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Replacing Oven Liner

1. Disconnect wires to the light bulb, convenction fan, sensor, and temperature probe (if applicable).

2. Remove temperature probe, oven screws behind convection fan, oven front-top screw, and broil
element mounting clips.

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3. Remove the rear oven mounting clip. Lift liner mounting tab up and push forward. Then pull the
liner out of the oven.

4. Oven components can now be removed from the old liner and installed in the new one before
inserting it into the opening.

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 Section 3 Cooking

Instructions for installing resistor on glass

cooktop units with serial numbers starting
with 3F.

The 609T013S06 resistor that is included in kit

5304461323 can be used to eliminate nuisance
glowing of indicator lights that glow faintly when power
to the element is off and the elements are cool. In some
cases the resistor can be installed directly onto the light
assembly.
In the case of some cooktops with serial numbers Photo A

install the resistor on the light assembly.

In these situations the resistor can be installed across
Terminal 4 Terminal P1
the switch terminals that power the indicator light and
will work with the same results as installing it accross the
light assembly.

The photos to the right show how to install the resistor

on the surface element switch to eliminate the faint
glowing indicator.

Photo A shows the unit after the glass cooktop has been
removed and the element switches have been accessed
through the control panel.

Photo B shows a close up of the Right Front element

control switch. The resistor will be connected to terminal
#4 and P1 on the switch. On this switch there are two Photo B
spade connectors for terminal P1, so the resistor can be
plugged on to the adjacent spade. If there is only one
spade connector as seen on terminal 4 you must plug the

resistor to reconnect the original wire that was installed

on the terminal.

Photo C shows the Right Front element control switch

after the resistor has been installed accross terminals 4
and P1. The resistor leads can be bent carefully to
provide adequate clearance from any metal surfaces or
other wiring connections.

Photo C

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Variable Capacity Compressor (VCC)
The new series of very high efficiency compressors are equipped with an electrical power input electronic control, also
known as the Inverter. An inverter replaces the standard start package. The solid state power input electronic control
(Inverter) contains:
1. Low voltage power supply
2. EMI Filter and Voltage Suppressor Circuit
3. AC-DC Converter
4. Three-phase Inverter Bridge
5. Serial communication
6. Microcontroller or DSP Controller Protection
7. Voltage Sensor
Inverter replaces the solid state relay, the overload protector and the run capacitor.
Inverter has 115 VAC supplied to it through the service cord.
Inverter receives DC signal from the main control board and varies the speed of the compressor based on signaled
cooling demand.

Figure 1. VCC Compressor

Under normal operating conditions, VCC compressor runs 100% of time except for defrost. Diagnostic Test 38 is
provided to aide in diagnosis and repair of VCC compressor failure to o
compressor on and off. If compressor does not run, use the following diagnostic procedure to isolate the root cause of
failure.

Testing the Inverter

1. Enter diagnostic test 38 and start the compressor.
2. Check line voltage supply to the Inverter.
Use a Multimeter set on 300 VAC to test the voltage supplied into the inverter from the service cord. Do not
disconnect the connector. Slide the probes alongside the wires until terminals are in contact with the probes.
Meter should read 115 or 127 VAC +/- 10% (depending on local codes).
If correct voltage is not present, check service cord and voltage supply to the unit.
If correct voltage is present, continue diagnosis.
NOTE: It is recommended that a TRUE RMS MULTIMETER be used to diagnose the inverter.

3. Check DC signal at the Inverter.

Identify the connector where the inverter receives signal from the main control (commonly RED and BLK wires.) Do
not disconnect the connector from the inverter. Slide the probes alongside the wires until terminals are in contact with
the probes. Use one of the following methods to check whether the inverter is receiving the signal from the main
control.
Set Multimeter to VAC. Check for 10-15 VAC.

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 Set Multimeter to VDC. Check for 1-5 VDC.
If correct AC and DC voltages are detected, the inverter is receiving the signal to operate the compressor.

If correct AC and DC voltages are not detected, proceed to step 4 to determine whether the board is sending
the correct signal.

Figure 2. VCC Compressor Wiring from Main Control

and from Service Cord

4. Check DC signal from main control.

Remove main control board from under the front of the unit. Refer to the wiring diagram supplied with the unit to
identify VCC Compressor connections at main control (J3-2 RED/BLK and J3-1 BLK/WHT in the example shown. Fig.
3.) Do not disconnect the connector from the main control. Slide the probes alongside the wires until terminals are
in contact with the probes. Use one of the following methods to check whether the main control is sending the
signal to the inverter.
Set Multimeter to VAC. Check for 10-15 VAC.
Set Multimeter to VDC. Check for 1-5 VDC.
If correct AC and DC voltages are detected at main control, diagnose and repair wiring and connections
between the main control and the inverter. Refer to the wiring diagram.
If correct AC and DC voltages are not detected at main control, replace the main control. It is not supplying
the signal required to operate the compressor.

If the inverter receives appropriate signal, as measured in step 2, proceed to test the compressor.

Figure 4. VCC Compressor Terminals

Figure 3. Main Board

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 Testing the Compressor
Remove the inverter from the compressor by removing one screw (Fig. 1.) Pull the inverter away from the compressor.
Use a small flat-head screwdriver to remove the plug from the compressor terminals. Using an Ohmmeter, check
resistance between compressor terminals (Fig. 4.)
If resistance readings between all pairs of terminals are significantly different replace the compressor.
If resistance readings between all pairs of terminals are the same (+/- 10%), the compressor is good. If
connections between the inverter and compressor are good, replace the inverter.

Figure 5. VCC Compressor Troubleshooting Flowchart

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 Ice Maker (Flex Tray Fresh Food Compartment)
Ice Maker
Test 57C: Evaporator Fan Test Temperature Resistance Chart for
Negative Temperature Coefficient
To start this interactive test, touch ‘power on-off’ to
activate the fan. Touching ‘power on-off’ again will turn
Thermistors
the fan off. The Freezer display shows current state of
the fan “on” or “OFF”.
Test 58C: Ice Level Sensor Test

Í NOTE
NOTE: Test will start automatically when you enter or
pass test 58.
The ice bucket must be removed from the ice maker
chamber prior to entering this test. The ice maker motor
will run, turning the tray and lowering, then resetting the
bail arm continually until you exit the test. If the bail arm
is allowed to fall freely, the tray will return to the home
position and no alarm will sound. If you hold the bail arm
up as the tray rotates (thus simulating the presence of a
full ice bucket) the alarm will sound as the tray returns to
home position.
Unless both conditions are met, it is a failure of the ice
maker gear box, or a connection between the Ice Maker
and the main board or the UI.
Test 63C: Tray twist test
(See Flow Chart Test #58C)
The ice bucket must be removed from the ice maker
chamber prior to entering this test. Start the test by
pushing ‘power on-off’. The ice maker motor will run
turning the tray. You should see a “1” in the freezer
display and the “GOOD” light should come on if the ice
maker passed the test. If the “GOOD” light does not
come on, the ice maker failed the test.

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Flex Tray FFIM Notes

About Making Ice

- Water fills tray

- Water in ice tray cools from ambient to transition temperature
- Cooling continues until thermistor reads 13 F below transition temp (transition temp sensed) or
until the thermistor reads 11F (transition temp not sensed) AND 80 minutes
- If thermistor is OP or SH, ice will harvest every 2 hours

Ice Maker Failure Modes

- No ice
- Slow ice production
- Too much ice
- Clumped ice in the bucket
- Hollow ice

No Ice

- Ice maker must be connected

- Ice maker must be “on”
- Water must be supplied to the ice maker (Test 55C)
- Temperature must be cold enough ( Tests 52C and 57C)
- Ice maker must operate (Tests 52C, 58C, and 63C)

If all tests pass, and tray is not cracked, DO NOT REPLACE THE ICE MAKER!

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