Frigidaire 5304535250 Dishwasher Upper Rack Assembly

Product Description

The FRIGIDAIRE 5304535250 is an OEM upper rack assembly for Frigidaire dishwashers. It holds dishes, cups, and kitchenware in position during the wash cycle, keeping loads stable so water and detergent reach all dish surfaces. The rack slides in and out on the dishwasher's side rail system and is built to the original dimensional specifications for a direct-fit replacement. Technicians and appliance repair professionals install this part to restore full rack function when the original assembly is cracked, broken, or no longer tracks smoothly.

This upper rack assembly is suited for residential dishwasher service. It is a factory-matched replacement component intended for Frigidaire dishwashers that use the 5304535250 rack assembly. It fits within the upper rack position of the dishwasher tub and is designed to hold standard dish, cup, and bowl loads without interfering with spray arm rotation or door closure.

Key Features

• OEM replacement upper rack built to original factory dimensions
• Designed to allow full water and detergent access to all loaded dish surfaces
• Slides on existing side rail hardware for straightforward installation
• Restores stable load positioning and smooth rack travel
• Direct-fit replacement eliminates the need for modifications

Compatibility

Designed as a direct OEM-style replacement upper rack assembly for compatible Frigidaire dishwashers. Verify the part number 5304535250 against the model and serial tag inside your dishwasher door before ordering to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Disconnect power to the dishwasher at the circuit breaker before beginning any interior service work. The upper rack typically removes by sliding it fully out and lifting it off the side rail stops — no tools are required for the rack swap on most models, though a screwdriver may be needed if rack adjuster hardware is being replaced at the same time. Confirm the new rack seats fully on both side rails and travels smoothly through its full range of motion before restoring power and running a test cycle.