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Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 refrigerator

Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 refrigerator Parts

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 refrigerator, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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  • Refrigerator Water Tubing Clamp for Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 - Part 5304455846

    Ice maker diagram

    Refrigerator Water Tubing Clamp

    Part #5304455846

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Cam for Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 - Part 5304456662

    Ice maker diagram

    Cam

    Part #5304456662

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  • Refrigerator Wrench for Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 - Part 241601002

    Refrigerator Wrench

    Part #241601002

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  • Refrigerator Kit for Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 - Part 5303918371

    Refrigerator Kit

    Part #5303918371

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  • Refrigerator Handle for Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 - Part 241761010

    Refrigerator Handle

    Part #241761010

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  • Liner Ice Diode for Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 - Part 241753302

    Ice & water dispenser diagram

    Liner Ice Diode

    Part #241753302

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Door Complete Plate for Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 - Part 241766601

    Cabinet diagram

    Door Complete Plate

    Part #241766601

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  • Dspdoor-frz for Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 - Part 241837122

    Freezer door diagram

    Dspdoor-frz

    Part #241837122

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  • Refrigerator Trim for Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 - Part 240337612

    Cabinet diagram

    Refrigerator Trim

    Part #240337612

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  • Refrigerator Roller Wheel Axle Pin for Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 - Part 5304455655

    Refrigerator Roller Wheel Axle Pin

    Part #5304455655

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Electrolux Refrigerator EW23CS65GS1 FAQs

A side-by-side like the Electrolux EW23CS65GS1 is better when you want easy access to freezer items and lots of door storage; a French door is better when you want wider fresh-food shelves and more flexible refrigerator organization. The “better” choice depends on how your household uses fresh vs. frozen food.

Quick comparison (what you notice day to day)

Feature Side-by-side (EW23CS65GS1 style) French door
Fresh-food space Narrower shelves; tall items fit well Wider shelves; easier for platters and pizza boxes
Freezer access Eye-level access to many items Pull-out drawer; can hold bulky frozen items
Door storage Typically strong (bins on both doors) Strong on refrigerator doors; freezer door storage varies
Footprint and clearance Doors need room to swing open Doors also need swing room; freezer drawer needs pull-out space

Choose a side-by-side if you prioritize

  • Reaching frozen foods without bending as much
  • Keeping frequently used items in door bins
  • A narrower freezer section that helps prevent “lost” items
  • A layout that works well in tighter kitchens (as long as doors can fully open)

Choose a French door if you prioritize

  • Wide refrigerator shelves for trays, platters, and meal prep containers
  • More customizable fresh-food storage (shelves and drawers)
  • Keeping fresh foods at eye level with a bottom freezer

Installation and space planning tips

No matter which style you choose, plan for door swing and airflow. For EW23CS65GS1, our installation guidance calls for clearance at the sides and top and additional space at the rear for connections and air circulation; it also notes you need doors to fully open for full drawer and basket access. See the installation guide for the exact placement and clearance guidance for this model.

Why it matters

The “best” refrigerator style is the one that matches your shopping and cooking habits. If you buy lots of fresh produce and use wide containers, French door layouts usually feel easier. If you rely on frozen foods and want quick access, side-by-side layouts usually feel faster.

If you need replacement parts to keep your EW23CS65GS1 running (for example, dispenser or ice system repairs), you can order model-matched parts from the parts list for this refrigerator or search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

A standard side-by-side refrigerator is usually about 30 to 36 inches wide, 67 to 70 inches tall, and 29 to 35 inches deep (not counting door handles). For your Electrolux EW23CS65GS1, confirm the exact cabinet and door-swing clearances in the installation guide.

Typical “standard” side-by-side size ranges

Most side-by-side refrigerators fall into these common ranges:

  • Width: 30 to 36 inches
  • Height: 67 to 70 inches
  • Depth: 29 to 35 inches (cabinet depth varies by design)
  • Door swing space: depends on hinge style and how far doors must open for drawers/baskets

Quick reference table

Measurement Typical range What can change it most
Width 30 to 36 in. Capacity class, door thickness
Height 67 to 70 in. Hinge cover, leveling feet/rollers
Depth 29 to 35 in. Handles, door bins, “counter-depth” designs

Installation clearances to plan for (EW23CS65GS1)

Even when the cabinet fits, you still need airflow and connection space. The EW23CS65GS1 installation guidance calls for these minimum clearances:

  • Sides and top: 3/8 inch
  • Rear: 1 inch
  • Room to fully open doors: enough for full access to drawers and freezer baskets

Why it matters

“Standard size” helps you shop and plan, but clearances and door swing determine whether you can actually use the crisper drawers, freezer baskets, and ice and water dispenser comfortably once the refrigerator is in place.

  • Measure the tightest doorway on the delivery path, not just the kitchen opening.
  • Include handle depth if the refrigerator sits in a walkway.
  • Plan for a nearby grounded outlet and (if used) a cold water supply line.

If you need replacement parts while you are planning an install or move, you can also search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

No single brand is “best” for everyone; the best side-by-side refrigerator is the one that fits your kitchen cutout, has the features you will actually use, and is easy to service long-term. For an Electrolux side-by-side like model EW23CS65GS1, installation and water supply setup matter as much as the brand name.

What to compare when choosing a brand

  • Serviceability and parts availability: common repairs include ice maker, water valve, sensors, and fan components.
  • Ice and water performance: dispenser-heavy households need stable water pressure and a solid valve design.
  • Fit and ventilation: confirm clearances so the condenser can shed heat properly.
  • Controls and complexity: more electronics add convenience but also add failure points.
  • Noise and usage: frequent door openings make any side-by-side run more often.

Follow the setup steps in the EW23CS65GS1 installation guide. For this style of refrigerator, key requirements include a grounded outlet (no extension cord/adapter), a level floor, door swing clearance, and room for airflow.

Setup item Typical target Why it matters
Side/top clearance 3/8 inch Air circulation and easier install
Rear clearance 1 inch Space for airflow and connections
Cabinet leveling Slight tilt back Helps doors close and seal

If ice and water are must-have features

Plan for routine maintenance and occasional repairs. On EW23CS65GS1, common water and ice related replacements include the refrigerator water inlet valve assembly 242252702 and the ice maker mold 241798231. For prevention tips, use how to prevent water dispenser and ice maker problems.

Why it matters

A side-by-side depends on tight door seals, steady airflow, and a reliable water supply. Getting those basics right reduces temperature swings, improves ice production, and helps the compressor cycle normally.

Last updated: February 2026

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