Frigidaire 241515901 Refrigerator Dairy Compartment Lug

Product Description

The FRIGIDAIRE 241515901 is a refrigerator dairy compartment lug, a small structural anchor that supports the clip holding the door-mounted dairy bin in place against the door liner. Without this lug, the dairy compartment can shift, tilt, or detach during routine opening and closing of the refrigerator door. The part seats into mounting points on the door assembly, stabilizing the bin edge while still allowing the dairy bin to be lifted free for cleaning. This is an OEM-specification replacement part, superseding the previous part number 7241515901. Installation is straightforward and requires no special tools in most cases.

This lug is used in residential refrigerators where door-mounted dairy compartments are anchored to the door liner. It is appropriate for appliance repair technicians and knowledgeable homeowners performing door-bin repairs or replacements. Compatible brands include Frigidaire, Kenmore, and Electrolux refrigerators that use the door-liner clip-mount style dairy bin system.

Key Features

• Anchors the dairy compartment clip to the refrigerator door liner for stable positioning
• Allows tool-free removal of the dairy bin for cleaning without damaging the mount
• Direct OEM-specification replacement, supersedes part number 7241515901
• Compatible with Frigidaire, Kenmore, and Electrolux refrigerator models
• Maintains correct alignment between the dairy bin and the door frame during daily use

Compatibility

Compatible with Frigidaire, Kenmore, and Electrolux refrigerators. This part replaces superseded part number 7241515901.

Installation Notes

This repair is typically performed by appliance repair technicians or experienced homeowners. Before servicing the door assembly, disconnect the refrigerator from its power source. Remove the dairy bin and any adjacent door bins to gain clear access to the mounting area before seating or extracting the lug. Avoid forcing the lug into or out of the door liner, as the liner material can crack under excessive lateral pressure.