Description
Fridge defrost heater element no plug to suit Fisher & Paykel models, part number RF203. This is not a Fisher & Paykel branded part. It is manufactured as an aftermarket equivalent to the original.
How this part works
The heating element is the part that turns electricity into heat inside your fridge. When it fails, the appliance may power up and the controls may work, but it never reaches temperature.
Signs it needs replacing
- Fridge takes far longer than usual to heat, or does not heat at all
- A visible blister, split or burnt patch on the element
- The safety switch or RCD trips when the heat cycle starts
Key details
| Part number | RF203 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fisher & Paykel |
| Part type | Aftermarket replacement part |
| Appliance | Fridge |
| Category | Element |
| Parts diagram reference | Model E521TLT G (23106-B) |
Suitable for
Use this part on these Fisher & Paykel fridges and freezers:
E521TLM, E521TLT, E521TLX, E521TRE, E521TRM, E521TRT, E521TRX, E522B, E522BLE, E522BLM, E522BLMFD, E522BLT, E522BLX, E522BLXFD, E522BLXFDU, E522BLXU, E522BRE, E522BRM, E522BRMFD, E522BRMFDU, E522BRMU, E522BRT, E522BRX, RF610ADUM1, RF610ADUX1, RF610ADUX2, E521T, E521TLE, E522BRXFD, E522BRXFDU, E522BRXU
More about this part
RF203 is an after-market part with no plug.
Before you order
Isolate power at the wall before removing the old element. Check the wattage and mounting pattern match the original, and transfer any brackets or terminals across. Check the part number printed on the part you are replacing against the numbers listed here; where it differs, compare your model number instead. The exploded parts diagram is included in the product photos so you can confirm the item number.
Frequently asked questions
Is RF203 a genuine Fisher & Paykel part?
No. RF203 is an aftermarket part made to suit Fisher & Paykel appliances. It is built to replace the original part and is sold as a non-genuine alternative.
Which models does this defrost heater element no plug fit?
It fits E521TLM, E521TLT, E521TLX and 28 other models listed above. Always confirm your model number first.
How do I find my appliance model number?
Look for the rating plate or sticker on the fridge. It is usually inside the door, on the door frame, on the back panel or under the lid.