Parts for Tappan TEF326FSB: 03 - Backguard Parts

Replace your range's backguard shield if the rear wall panel is cracked, dented, or damaged. Protects the wall behind your cooktop and covers wiring.

Replace a cracked or missing right-hand shield end cap on your range. This protective trim piece covers the end of the range shield for a complete finish.

Left-hand end cap shield for range oven doors. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing caps that protect the door edge. Installs on the left side of the door.

Signals when your range burners or oven are active. Replace when light fails to illuminate or stays on constantly. Confirm fit with your model number.

Right side backguard support bracket for ranges. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing white backguard support. Structural component for secure installation.

Color: White. This is the left side backguard support. For right side use 316220214.

Control panel overlay for electric and gas ranges. Labels buttons and controls on the interface. Replace if cracked, peeling, faded, or worn out.

The Clock is an OEM part for Frigidaire ovens and ranges. It is the central electronic component that regulates and monitors oven functions such as bake, broil, convection, temperature controls, and timers.

Causes can be failures in the integrated circuitry, damaged connectors or traces on the board, or water or other environmental damage over time.

Symptoms of a clock include:

• Failure of oven elements to heat properly
• Unresponsive or inaccurate temperature displays
• Irregular timed baking or errors flashing
• Problems with convection or baking modes
• Power issues such as the oven not turning on

This OEM Frigidaire part can also be used on Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and Sears/Kenmore.

Mounting bracket that secures the clock assembly to your range control panel. Replace if the original is bent, broken, or missing during clock repairs.

The Switch Rocker is an OEM part for Frigidaire ranges. This switch is used to control various functions of the range, such as turning on heating elements or activating specific cooking modes. It provides a reliable and straightforward interface for managing the range's features.

You should replace the range switch rocker if it becomes faulty. Causes of a bad switch rocker can include wear and tear from frequent use, exposure to high temperatures, electrical malfunctions, or physical damage from impacts or mishandling. A defective switch rocker can result in unresponsive controls, making it challenging to operate the range effectively.

Symptoms of a bad Range Switch Rocker include:

• The switch not responding when pressed
• Inconsistent or flickering performance of the heating elements
• Physical damage or looseness in the switch
• Intermittent operation or complete failure to activate the desired function

This OEM replacement is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models.

Replace a broken, cracked, or missing range surface burner knob. Attaches to the control shaft to restore heat level selection and a finished look.

Indicator light lens covers and protects the burner signal light on your range. Replace when cracked, discolored, or missing. Confirm fit with your model.

Burner stuck on high or won't heat? This surface element switch controls temperature for electric range burners. DIY repair in under 30 minutes.

Burner won't turn off or stuck on high? This surface element switch controls heat settings for large burners. Moderate DIY with panel removal.

This truss-head machine screw secures a switch to its mounting bracket or panel. Replacing a worn or missing screw restores a solid, aligned switch fit for reliable operation.

• Fastens the switch body to a bracket or chassis panel
• Helps keep the switch aligned for consistent actuation
• Replaces stripped, corroded, or missing mounting hardware
• Common symptoms: loose or wobbly switch, misalignment, rattling or vibration around the switch area

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening
• Verify thread size and length match the original hardware
• If multiple screws secure the switch, replace them in a consistent pattern to maintain alignment