Overview Specifications Description: FRIGIDAIRE 240530701 Refrigerator Right-Hand Drawer Support Track - Genuine OEM Part Fits Brand: FRIGIDAIRE / ELECTROLUX / KENMORE / WESTINGHOUSE / CROSLEY / GIBSON / KELVINATOR Manufacturer: FRIGIDAIRE Manufacturer Part Number: 240530701 OEM Status: Genuine OEM Part Product Type: Refrigerator Right-Hand Drawer Support Track / Rail Supports and guides the refrigerator meat-pan/crisper drawer on the right-hand side so the drawer can slide in and out correctly. A drawer that binds or drops can also have a damaged opposite-side rail, drawer body, shelf frame, or cabinet mounting point. Verify the required side and position. Manufacturer Part Numbers / Cross-References: 240530701, 240460501 What This Listing Includes: One Frigidaire 240530701 right-hand refrigerator drawer support track/rail. Possible Compatible Models Include:FRT18G4AW2; FRT17G4BW0; FRT18LN5BW0; FRT17G4BW9; FRT18G4AWC; FRT18L4FW3 Compatibility Note: 240530701 fits select Frigidaire-built refrigerators and replaces 240460501. It is a position-specific right-hand support; verify model and drawer location. Important Safety Note: Disconnect refrigerator power before internal service. Shut off the household water supply if the repair affects the water or ice system. Installation Note: Remove the drawer and shelf components carefully, install the rail in the matching right-hand position, and verify smooth drawer travel before loading. Product Specifications: Product Type: Refrigerator Right-Hand Drawer Support Track / Rail Appliance Type: Refrigerator Fits Brand: FRIGIDAIRE / ELECTROLUX / KENMORE / WESTINGHOUSE / CROSLEY / GIBSON / KELVINATOR Manufacturer: FRIGIDAIRE Manufacturer Part Number: 240530701 OEM Status: Genuine OEM Part Manufacturer Part Numbers / Cross-References: 240530701, 240460501 Approximate Shipping Weight: approximately 45 g / 0.10 lb Function: Supports and guides the refrigerator meat-pan/crisper drawer on the right-hand side so the drawer can slide in and out correctly.
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