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p/n 241543903 is not shown as a good part number. (It is perhaps a number of a sticker of other factory ID number.) You will need the model number (located on a tag usually in the refrigerator section on a Mylar type sticker - this may be beside the crisper pans on the side wall, on the upper side walls near the ceiling or on the ceiling of the refrigerator.) Go to http://www.frigidaire.com/Owner-Center/Product-Support-Manuals/ and enter your complete model (not the info from a marketing sticker) and see if it is still available.
A WKCE UNIT SHOULD BE AN R-134A SYSTEM NOT AN R-22 IF IT IS A R-22 IT SHOULD SAY SO ON THE TAG ON THE BACK OF THE UNIT NEXT TO THE CONDENSER COIL(BEHIND THE WHITE GRILL) IF IT IS AN R-22 IT SHOULD BE A MECHANICAL THERMOSTAT UNIT (SCREW ADJUSTMENT ABOVE THE FRONT BROWN GRILL) IF R-22 MODEL 2200 13 OZ IF R-134A MODEL 2200 10 OZ
MANUFACTURER CAN PROVIDE INFO ALLSO AS LONG AS YOU PROVIDE THEM WITH MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBER OF THE UNIT 858-566-7473
They don't charge by pressure anymore. You need to reclaim the charge you have and weigh in the exact charge listed on the spec tag. I know it sucks but the compressor or internal cabinet temp will suffer and itll never work right if you don't. Sorry.
A WKR 1060 SHOULD BE AN R-22 REFRIGERANT UNIT AND IT SHOULD STATE SO ON THE UNITS TAG ON BACK OF THE UNIT. I IT IS IN FACT AN R-22 MODEL 1060 IT USES 9oz OF R-22 IF IT IS AN R-134A IT USES 10 oz
1 pound 4.1 oz of 404A To verify go to http://www.hoshizakiamerica.com/techspecs/pdf/R404Aguide.pdf page 15. Better yet call the factory tech line at 800-233-1940. You'll also be able to get a copy of the R22 book as well. The model tag should list the proper amount as well.
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