Frigidaire upper rack DIY part 5304535380

HnKParts posted a video on X on July 9 showing a do-it-yourself replacement of a Frigidaire dishwasher upper rack assembly identified as part 5304535380. The post presented the repair as a homeowner job and showed the rack being removed and replaced. The X link in the source briefing points to HnKParts’ July 9 post. Frigidaire’s official parts site identifies 5304535380 as an “Upper Dishrack Assembly.” Multiple parts retailers list the same number as a genuine OEM Frigidaire replacement and say it fits select dishwashers sold under Frigidaire and related brands. (x.com) (frigidaireapplianceparts.com) ### What part was the video actually about? Part number 5304535380 is listed by Frigidaire as an upper dishrack assembly for dishwashers. Frigidaire’s parts page says the part can be bought directly and shipped, while PartsSelect and Home Depot Repair Parts describe it as an upper rack assembly in gray. (x.com) Sears PartsDirect says 5304535380 replaces several earlier part numbers, including 5304498220, 154331502, 5304517202, 5304517201 and 5304535334. AppliancePartsPros also lists a cross-reference set for the same part number, indicating the replacement is tied to older rack assemblies used in compatible machines. (frigidaireapplianceparts.com) ### What does replacing an upper rack assembly usually involve? The HnKParts video, according to the source briefing, showed disassembly steps before installing the new rack on the dishwasher’s upper rails. (frigidaireapplianceparts.com) The briefing says the clip framed the replacement as a simple fix that can be done without professional service. Parts sellers describe 5304535380 as the full upper dishrack assembly rather than a small accessory such as a wheel or clip. That matters because buying the full assembly generally means replacing the main rack structure at once, instead of troubleshooting several broken sub-parts separately. (searspartsdirect.com) ### How can owners tell whether 5304535380 fits their dishwasher? Frigidaire’s parts site says buyers should use model lookup tools to confirm compatibility before ordering. Sears PartsDirect and PartsSelect also tie the part to specific dishwasher model numbers, including Frigidaire, Kenmore, Crosley and White-Westinghouse units. (x.com) Retail listings show why that check matters. Home Depot Repair Parts says the part is compatible with select Frigidaire, Kenmore, Crosley, Westinghouse and Tappan dishwashers, while eReplacementParts lists Frigidaire, Electrolux, White Westinghouse and Tappan compatibility for select models. (frigidaireapplianceparts.com) ### What do current listings say about price and availability? As of July 9, current online listings showed a narrow price band for the OEM part. Frigidaire’s official parts page listed 5304535380 for purchase, while PartsSelect showed the part at $100.76, Home Depot Repair Parts listed it at $95.95, and Reliable Parts listed it at $107.99. (frigidaireapplianceparts.com) Retailers also said the part was in stock or available to ship. Those listings can change by seller and by model region, but the current pages indicate the replacement is actively being sold rather than discontinued. (appliancerepair.homedepot.com) ### Where is the next step for someone using the tutorial? The July 9 HnKParts X post is the starting point for the video walkthrough referenced in the briefing. After that, the practical next step is checking the dishwasher’s model number against Frigidaire’s or a parts seller’s compatibility tool before ordering 5304535380. (frigidaireapplianceparts.com) (x.com)