Refrigerator Defrost Timer for Frigidaire, AP2592907, PS423802, 215846604

❄️ Brand New Refrigerator Defrost Timer – Replaces Frigidaire 215846604 & More

Restore proper cooling cycles with this high-quality defrost timer replacement. Designed to regulate the defrost cycle in your refrigerator or freezer, this timer ensures consistent performance and helps prevent ice buildup in the evaporator coils.

⚙️ Product Features:

• OEM-compatible replacement for Frigidaire 215846604
• Cycle time: 6 hours 21 minutes
• Voltage: 120V / Frequency: 60Hz
• Durable plastic housing with 4-prong terminal
• Condition: Brand New – Unused aftermarket part

Replaces Part Numbers:

AP2592907, 241809402, 241809401, 08000035, 08003824, 08011620, 29811-3, 3001268, 3007400, 442754, 5300541134, 5300800692, 5303007400, 5308000035, 5308003824, 54113-1, 54113-4, 55448-3, 55448-4, 55467-1, 8000035, 8003824, AH423802, CC304, EA423802, F111695, F111812, G000158274, G000158291, G000173814, G000187005, G000187464, G158274, G158291, G163818, G169069, G173814, G174821, G178820, G185160, G187464, K1224661, K1224662, K1226501, K1226502, K1227229, K1227920, K1227927, K1228104, K1228105, K1230354, K1230534, K1233374, K1233375, PS423802

✅ Compatible Brands:

• Frigidaire
• Kenmore
• Electrolux
• Gibson
• Kelvinator
• Westinghouse
• Crosley

What You’ll Receive:

• 1x Defrost Timer (Part #215846604)
• Secure packaging for safe delivery

Installation Tips:

• Disconnect power before servicing appliance
• Locate timer inside control console (usually top rear of fridge)
• Use 1/4" nut driver and Phillips screwdriver to remove panel
• Disconnect old timer and install new unit using same terminal orientation
• ✅ Confirm timer clicks when manually advanced (if applicable)

⚠️ Installation Disclaimer:

This part requires basic appliance repair skills. Buyer assumes responsibility for proper installation. Returns not accepted on parts showing signs of installation, damage, or wear. If unsure, consult a qualified technician.

Fix common cooling issues: Excessive frost, constant running, or failure to defrost – all linked to a faulty defrost timer.