Freezer over-temperature condition

Read OP as an event flag rather than a broken part: something let the freezer warm past its limit, and the code is mostly asking you to confirm the cause and let it recover on its own
Retrace the last day — a drawer nudged so the door never latched, a grocery restock that dumped warm air in, or a power blip while you were out are the everyday triggers that set this without anything being wrong
Push the doors firmly shut, dismiss the alert, and give the box a full day to pull back down; a healthy unit clears OP by itself once the trigger is gone
If it is still flagging a day later with the doors sealing fine, then and only then treat it as a real cooling shortfall and move on to the sealed system
Pro Diagnostic Tip
The whole point of OP is self-recovery: it is the freezer telling you it briefly ran warm, usually from an open door or a power blip, and it should extinguish within a day once conditions normalize. Persistence past twenty-four hours with good seals is the only version that turns into a real repair.
Repair Difficulty
Easy — DIY FriendlyEstimated Repair Cost
$0–$150
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Parts That May Need Replacement
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Here's what a professional technician does to resolve this issue:
Close door firmly and wait 24 hours
This repair requires specialized refrigerant handling equipment, EPA certification, and precise temperature diagnostics. Most homeowners find it safer and more cost-effective to have a licensed technician handle it.
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Frigidaire error code OP indicates: Freezer over-temperature condition. This is a medium-severity issue affecting your refrigerator.
Read OP as an event flag rather than a broken part: something let the freezer warm past its limit, and the code is mostly asking you to confirm the cause and let it recover on its own Then, Retrace the last day — a drawer nudged so the door never latched, a grocery restock that dumped warm air in, or a power blip while you were out are the everyday triggers that set this without anything being wrong Then, Push the doors firmly shut, dismiss the alert, and give the box a full day to pull back down; a healthy unit clears OP by itself once the trigger is gone There are 1 more steps — see the full troubleshooting guide above. If these steps don't resolve the error, contact a professional.
Besides the error code on the display, common signs include: A layer of soft or partly thawed items near the top; The temperature readout blinking to flag the event; Compressor audibly running yet the freezer lags warm. If you notice any of these symptoms, check your refrigerator's display panel for error code OP.
Repair costs for Frigidaire OP typically range from $0 to $150 depending on the specific cause and parts needed. EasyBear offers free diagnosis when you proceed with the repair. Call (415) 795-7300 for a same-day appointment.