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  • Frigidaire Refrigerator Crisper Drawer Cover Frame, Lower for Frigidaire FGTC2349KS1 - Part 240350903

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    Refrigerator Cover

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  • Refrigerator Shroud Condenser for Frigidaire FGTC2349KS1 - Part 241946105

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  • Refrigerator Spring for Frigidaire FGTC2349KS1 - Part 5304469401

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  • Kenmore Pro Range Screw for Frigidaire FGTC2349KS1 - Part 5303323137

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  • Refrigerator Ice Maker On/off Switch for Frigidaire FGTC2349KS1 - Part 5304465210

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  • Refrigerator Water Tubing Seal for Frigidaire FGTC2349KS1 - Part 240561701

    Refrigerator Ice Maker Water Tubing Seal

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  • Refrigerator Electronic Control Board for Frigidaire FGTC2349KS1 - Part 241511112

    Refrigerator Electronic Control Board

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  • Refrigerator Screw, #8-15 X 0.625-in for Frigidaire FGTC2349KS1 - Part 5304455650

    Refrigerator Screw, #8-15 X 0.625-in

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  • Refrigerator Screw, #8-32-in for Frigidaire FGTC2349KS1 - Part 240555002

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    Refrigerator Screw, #8-32-in

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  • Refrigerator Freezer Air Baffle for Frigidaire FGTC2349KS1 - Part 241637601

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    Refrigerator Freezer Air Baffle

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Frigidaire Refrigerator FGTC2349KS1 FAQs

To reset a Frigidaire FGTC2349KS1 side-by-side refrigerator, we restore power to reboot the electronic controls: unplug the unit (or switch the breaker off), wait about 5 minutes, then power it back on. This clears many control glitches and alarm states.

The quickest reset steps
  • Unplug the refrigerator, or turn the circuit breaker OFF.
  • Wait about 5 minutes (this lets the control board fully power down).
  • Plug it back in, or turn the breaker ON.
  • Give the refrigerator time to restart and stabilize temperatures.
  • Recheck the display, dispenser, and ice maker operation.
Control-panel resets you can do without unplugging

Some “reset” actions are built into the FGTC2349KS1 control panel and are useful when cooling or alarms are the issue:

  • Cooling system On/Off: Press and hold the cooling system On/Off button for 3 seconds to turn cooling off; press and hold again for 3 seconds to turn cooling back on.
  • Alarm reset: Press and hold the Alarm Reset button for 3 seconds to disable or activate alarms (audible tones and indicator lights).
  • Air filter reset: Press and hold the Air Filter button for 3 seconds to reset the air filter status light.
  • Water filter reset: After replacing the filter, press and hold the Filter Reset button for 3 seconds until the “Filter OK” light comes on.

For button locations and indicator-light meanings, follow the steps in the FGTC2349KS1 owner's manual.

Which reset should you use?
Problem you see Best reset to try What it affects
Display acting up, random beeping after a surge Power reset (unplug/breaker) Reboots the main control
Cooling accidentally turned off Cooling system On/Off (hold 3 sec) Stops/starts refrigeration
Door ajar, high temp, power failure light flashing Alarm Reset (hold 3 sec) Silences tones, resets alarm state
“Replace filter” light on Filter Reset (hold 3 sec) Resets filter status tracking
Why it matters

Using the right reset prevents unnecessary parts replacement and helps you quickly restore normal cooling, ice maker operation, and dispenser performance.

Last updated: January 2026

On a Frigidaire refrigerator, an H1 message means the refrigerator temperature is too warm (a high-temp alarm condition). On model FGTC2349KS1, this typically happens after the doors were left open, power was interrupted, or the unit is still cooling down after being plugged in.

What to do first (quick checks)
  • Confirm both doors are fully closed and sealing; check for packages blocking the door.
  • Verify the temperature settings are set for normal use (most households target 37°F fresh food and 0°F freezer).
  • Press and hold the Alarm Reset button for about 3 seconds to silence the alarm while temperatures recover.
  • Give the refrigerator time to pull down temperature after loading groceries or after a power outage (cooling can take several hours).
  • Make sure the refrigerator is plugged into a dedicated, grounded outlet (no extension cord).
Common causes and what they point to
What you notice Most likely cause What to check next
Alarm started after shopping Warm food load, frequent door openings Wait several hours; limit door openings
Alarm started after outage Power interruption Confirm unit is running; allow recovery time
Fridge runs a lot Dirty condenser, warm room, door not sealing Clean condenser area; check gaskets
Temps never recover Airflow or cooling problem Check vents, fans, and frost buildup
When to look at parts (if the alarm keeps returning)

If temperatures stay warm even after the doors are closed and settings are correct, a failed cooling-air component is a common next step to investigate.

  • Evaporator fan issues can prevent cold air from circulating.
  • A stuck damper can limit cold air flow into the fresh food section.
  • A sensor (thermistor) problem can cause incorrect temperature readings.

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Why it matters

A high-temp condition can lead to food spoilage and can also signal airflow problems (fan, damper) or a cooling system issue if it does not clear after normal recovery time.

For control and alarm behavior details specific to FGTC2349KS1, use the FGTC2349KS1 owner's manual. You can also reference Frigidaire refrigerator error codes for code meanings and related symptoms.

Last updated: January 2026

A common disadvantage of a side-by-side refrigerator like the Frigidaire FGTC2349KS1 is reduced usable width in both compartments; wide platters, pizza boxes, and large produce trays can be harder to fit and see at a glance compared with a French door layout.

Common side-by-side drawbacks (and what to do about them)
  • Narrow shelves: Large trays and wide containers may not fit without rearranging.
  • More bending and reaching: Fresh-food items can end up lower, and frozen items can get buried.
  • Door swing clearance: You need enough space for both doors to fully open for best access to drawers and baskets.
  • Moisture and frost sensitivity: Frequent door openings and humid weather increase interior sweating and frost buildup.
  • Door seal dependence: A slightly open door can cause moisture between doors and temperature swings.
Quick comparison: side-by-side vs French door
Feature Side-by-side French door
Shelf width Narrower Wider
Fresh-food access Vertical layout, more reaching Fresh food at eye level
Freezer access Full-height freezer door Lower pull-out freezer
Space needed to open Two doors need clearance Two upper doors plus freezer drawer
Setup tips that reduce the downsides

We recommend these basics for FGTC2349KS1 performance and day-to-day usability:

  • Level the refrigerator and tilt it 1/4 inch front-to-back to help doors close and seal properly.
  • Allow installation clearance (typically 3/8 inch at sides/top and 1 inch at the back) for airflow and connections.
  • Keep doors closed as much as possible; long openings increase moisture and frost.
  • Keep containers covered and wipe moisture promptly to reduce interior sweating.
Why it matters

Most side-by-side complaints trace back to access and airflow: narrow compartments make organization more important, and door openings plus humidity can drive moisture buildup. Proper leveling and clearances help the doors seal, which protects temperature stability and food quality.

For model-specific setup details, use the FGTC2349KS1 installation guide.

Last updated: January 2026

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