Frigidaire Refrigerator 5304527042 Drip Tray Genuine OEM
If water is pooling under your Frigidaire refrigerator or the drip tray is cracked, corroded, or missing, the drip tray is the part you need. In most Frigidaire refrigerators, the drip tray collects condensate from the defrost cycle and allows it to evaporate safely — when the tray cracks, warps, or corrodes through, water escapes onto the floor, creating slip hazards and potential water damage to cabinetry and flooring. ⚡ Common wear item on Frigidaire refrigerators. Part 5304527042 is the genuine OEM stainless steel drip tray that restores proper condensate containment and eliminates water leakage under the unit.
Frigidaire Refrigerator 5304527042
Is This the Right Part?
Confirm the complete model number before ordering. Similar parts may use different connectors, dimensions, hose positions, electrical ratings, or mounting points.
- ✔ Refrigerator is cooling and defrost cycle is functioning normally
- ✔ Water is appearing under the refrigerator — not from a water line or ice maker
- ✔ The existing drip tray is cracked, corroded, warped, or missing entirely
- ✔ Part number 5304527042 matches your model’s parts diagram
- ✔ ONLY issue is water escaping from the drip tray area
- Water pooling on the floor under or in front of the refrigerator
- Drip tray visibly cracked, rusted through, or warped
- Musty or mildew smell from under the refrigerator — standing water in a damaged tray
- Tray overflowing despite normal defrost operation — tray capacity compromised by damage
- Drip tray missing entirely after a service call or move
- Rust staining on the floor under the refrigerator
- Part Number: 5304527042
- Type: Refrigerator Drip Tray — Stainless Steel
- Fit: OEM direct-fit replacement (no modification required)
- Material: Stainless steel — corrosion-resistant for long service life
- Brands: Frigidaire, and related brands built on the same platform (Electrolux — confirm with model number)
The drip tray only overflows when the defrost drain is partially blocked — if your old tray was cracked from overflow pressure or showed heavy mineral deposits, the drain tube is likely the root cause. Use a turkey baster with warm water to flush the drain opening at the back of the freezer compartment before reinstalling the new tray. This prevents the new tray from being overwhelmed by the same blockage.
Part Details
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