--- title: "Find your machine, and what tends to go wrong with it." description: "A Frigidaire model number lives on a plate, and the plate hides somewhere different on every machine. Fifty-seven models written up one by one, and where to find yours." url: "https://frigidairemiami.support/models/" date_modified: "2026-09-09" --- # Model archive ## Find your machine, and what tends to go wrong with it. Each page carries what the machine is, what fails on it in this territory, which of our jobs that becomes, and the conditions its panel can display — where this maker documents any. 57 — machines written up 538 — in the maker's current catalog 47 — families it sorts them into 3 — series, which are trim levels ## The models we have written up What each one is, what fails on it here, and which repair that becomes. No models are published yet. ## Weighted the way the catalog is Five hundred and thirty-eight models in forty-seven families, and the weight is not even: the plain top-freezer cabinet alone is fifty-five of them, French door forty-four, side-by-side thirty-one, dishwashers thirty-six. The pages here follow that rather than spreading evenly, because the machine most likely to be in a South Florida condominium is the one worth writing up. The laundry end is short for the same honest reason: nine current machines in the whole line. What is installed here is mostly older than the catalog, which is why the symptom and service pages carry more of that work than the model pages do. ## The series is a trim level, not a machine Frigidaire, Frigidaire Gallery and Frigidaire Professional sit on one platform. The badge predicts the finish, the handle and the panel; it rarely predicts the evaporator, the pump or the board behind them. What does matter is the full model number and the serial, because this maker revises parts inside a model run. Two machines with the same model number and different serials can take different versions of the same part, and that is the single most useful thing you can read off the plate before calling anybody. ## Where the number is, machine by machine Cold machines - Refrigerators: inside the fresh-food compartment, on the frame at the side or on the ceiling near the front. - Upright and chest freezers: on the back panel, or inside near the door frame. - Wine and beverage cabinets: inside the door frame, low. - Countertop ice makers: underneath, on the base. Everything else - Ranges: on the frame behind the storage drawer, or under the cooktop at the front. - Wall ovens and cooktops: on the frame at the side of the cavity, or under the glass at the front edge. - Dishwashers: on the tub edge, visible with the door open. - Laundry: under the lid on a top-loader, inside the door on a front-loader, and on the back panel of a laundry center. ## By appliance instead If you do not have the model number to hand, the appliance pages cover the same ground more broadly. ## A model page that lists no codes is not an incomplete page Where a machine’s panel displays conditions this maker documents, the model page links them. Where it does not — every dryer, freezer, wine cabinet and ice machine under this badge — the page says so and sends you to the symptom instead. That is the maker’s silence being reported rather than ours. ## The questions this page is asked My model number is not here. — It does not change what we can do. These pages cover a selection of the current catalog; the machines actually installed in this territory are frequently older, and the parts channel behind them is the same. Does the Gallery or Professional badge change the repair? — Usually not. They are trim levels on one platform, so what differs is generally the panel and the finish rather than the mechanism. Why does the serial matter as much as the model? — Because this maker revises components within a model run. The model tells us which machine it is; the serial tells us which version of the part fits it. ## How these fifty-seven were chosen ### From the maker’s current catalog, weighted as it is Five hundred and thirty-eight models in forty-seven families, and the weight is uneven: fifty-five plain top-freezer cabinets, forty-four French door, thirty-six dishwashers, nine laundry machines in the entire line. These pages follow that, because the machine likely to be behind a condominium door is the one worth writing up. ### What the number tells us and what it does not The model says which machine; the serial says which version of a part fits, because this maker revises components inside a model run. On this badge the serial earns its place on the plate more than the series name does. ### An older machine is not a missing page Most of what we open on this badge is older than the current catalog. Where your model is not written up, the platform behind it almost certainly is, and the parts channel is the same either way. ## Your model is not listed? Send the number anyway. Fifty-seven pages is what we have written up, not the machines we work on, and the platform behind yours is almost certainly one of these. --- **[Read full article: Model archive](https://frigidairemiami.support/models-archive/)**