Frigidaire 5304491584 Freezer Controller Kit

Product Description

The FRIGIDAIRE 5304491584 is a freezer controller kit that regulates temperature and coordinates cooling operations within residential freezer units. It processes sensor inputs and generates control signals to maintain target temperature settings across cooling cycles. The board assists with compressor operation and defrost timing to support balanced system performance. Weighing 0.10 pounds and packaged in compact dimensions, this controller mounts within the control housing and interfaces with the user control panel. Licensed appliance technicians and experienced service pros typically handle installation, as the board connects to the unit's internal communication circuit to keep temperatures stable and consistent.

This controller kit is designed for use in residential freezer applications where the original control board has failed, is non-responsive, or produces erratic temperature behavior. It is applicable across a range of appliance brands that share the same control platform, making it a widely used service replacement part. Installation is performed during a full power-down service call to safely access and swap the control assembly.

Key Features

• Regulates compressor operation and defrost timing for balanced cooling cycles
• Processes sensor inputs to maintain accurate temperature settings
• Mounts to the control housing and interfaces with the user panel
• Lightweight at 0.10 pounds for easy handling during service
• Direct replacement for OEM part numbers 216649313 and 216649318

Compatibility

Compatible with Frigidaire, Kenmore, White-Westinghouse, Crosley, Gibson, and Universal branded freezer units that use this controller platform. Replaces OEM part numbers 216649313 and 216649318.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified appliance technician. Disconnect power to the freezer at the wall outlet or circuit breaker before accessing the control housing. Handle the controller board carefully to avoid damage to connector pins or the board surface. Confirm all wiring harnesses are fully seated before restoring power and testing operation.