Frigidaire 5304486361 OEM Authorized Part, 17 x 2 x 4

Easy to install and perfect fit the only bad thing is I had to buy 2 I only needed to replace the one that cracked. But I will save it in case it happens again

Definitely made better than the knock off brands. Easy to install and fit perfect.

These ones were a little bit different from my original handles on the fridge. I’m positive the fridge is from 1995 so I imagine the manufacturer doesn’t make the exact handled anymore. I was able to get the new handles on my fridge with some manipulation. I did take the old hardware from the the original handles and install it in the new handles before installing them on my fridge. This helped tremendously.

Very easy to install, I used the screws from the old handle that broke. Everything lines up perfectly. Came with a freezer handle as well, hopefully I won’t need it. I didn’t rate durability since I’ve only had it a couple of weeks.

This set of Door Handles was exactly what was needed to fix my Father-In-Law's refrigerator. I looked online and was running in circles trying to determine the exact set he needed. After much research, I finally found these. The helpful part was that on the listing page, you simply add your model number and it will tell you whether or not these are the correct parts. I did just that, ordered them and had them delivered to him. The package arrived on time, and the new handle is installed. I also liked the fact that this was a pack of 2. Unfortunately, this model goes through handles quite easily. But now since we have the second one, we will be prepared if this one also breaks!

Fits well and easy to install. It looks just like the handle that came with the fridge. I can't comment on durability yet, but so far so good.

The plastic door handles have a design problem that causes the handle to break where the two screws attach it to the top of the door. After purchasing several replacement handles I decided to add a piece of sheet metal to the underside of the area where the two screw holes are located. I purchased a 1/16" thick x 4" x 4" piece of sheet metal. I cut out a 5/8" x 3" strip, marked the hole locations and drilled the holes the same diameter as the holes in the plastic handle. I then lightly sanded the underside of the handle where the two screw holes are located and the metal strip and glued them together. After they dried I attached the handle (with glued metal strip) to the door. This should give it the added strength it is lacking and prevent breakage. Time will tell. Bottom line - Frigidaire knows about the poor design problem of these plastic handles and they should re-invest some of their profits and improve the design.

When your refrigerator door handle breaks you have to replace it, right? We'll first we tried the less expensive replacement handle and the fit was not even close. We ended up returning those and spending three times as much to buy these, but they fit perfectly. I guess sometimes you get what you pay for.