Product review (1 stars): Defective product
This is the third time I've been forced to purchase a replacement handle for this refrigerator, and from the many references to this part I find on the Web, here at this site and elsewhere, I know it won't be the last.

Frigidaire obviously has a defective design in this handle. With only normal use, it soon breaks in the same place due to plastic fatigue, at the screw attachment point, the same place mentioned by others. If the refrigerator lasts long enough (and it should), I could purchase a replacement for the entire appliance for what I spend on lousy door handles alone.

And the kicker is that only one handle ever breaksthe one for the refrigerator door, not the one for the freezer doorbut Frigidaire forces you to purchase both handles in a set. (The freezer handle can be flipped around and used on the refrigerator door, but the two aren't symmetrical and it looks funny.)

I guess the customer isn't angry enough at having to repeatedly purchase an expensive replacement handle. They must want to double the insult, mash all over your wallet, and really make sure you never consider purchasing another Frigidaire product ever again.

If the customer calls Frigidaire, they're told the set will cost $140. If you complain, they say they'll offer a one-time discount of $120. Wow, don't do me any favors! It's a classic case of a company being penny-wise and pound-foolish. A handle needing to be replaced this often should be replaced for free. Even if they wanted to charge a nominal fee like $30 or $40, I'd pay it and move on. But no, they want to charge $120.

So OK, Frigidaire, mission accomplished: you won't find me looking at Frigidaire products the next time I need to purchase an appliance. Now I know better.