Parts for Frigidaire GPM638BDW2: 05 - Burner, Manifold And Gas Control Parts

By Frigidaire. Fits some Frigidaire and Tappan stoves. Snap-in style.

This ferrule is a small compression fitting used to secure and seal a refrigerator water line connection, helping stop leaks and maintain proper flow to the ice maker or dispenser. It's a simple replacement to restore a tight water connection. What it does:

• Secures tubing to a compression or shutoff fitting to prevent leaks at the connection
• Restores a proper seal for water supply lines feeding the ice maker or dispenser
• Commonly used when a loose, dripping, or leaking water line is present
• Helps prevent water damage from failing or corroded fittings

• One ferrule

• Turn off the water supply and relieve line pressure before servicing
• Confirm tubing is cut square, fully inserted, and the ferrule is seated before tightening
• Tighten fittings per manufacturer guidance; avoid over-tightening which can damage tubing
• After installation, turn water back on and check carefully for leaks

This elbow is a threaded pipe fitting that redirects and secures a fluid line connection where space or alignment requires a 90° turn. It provides a compact, threaded junction to connect compatible appliance tubing or hose to a valve or port. What it does:

• Connects two threaded line ends at a 90° angle for tight routing in confined spaces
• Provides a sealed, threaded junction between a 1/2 in. NPT inlet and a 9/16-24 threaded outlet
• Helps stop leaks and maintains proper line alignment when the original elbow is worn or damaged
• Commonly used where a bent or cramped connection prevents a straight coupling

• One elbow fitting (1/2 in. NPT x 9/16-24)

• Turn off and depressurize the water supply (or system) before removing or installing fittings
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten with appropriate wrench until snug
• Use plumber's tape or thread sealant only if specified by the appliance manufacturer

Gas burner won't light or clicks but doesn't ignite? Replace the igniter switch to restore spark and reliable lighting. Simple 15-30 minute DIY fix.

Oven won't heat, slow to reach temperature, or glows dull orange? This igniter fixes weak ignition. Moderate DIY repair with basic hand tools.

Oven won't light or ignites with a loud pop? A faulty igniter is usually the cause. Simple DIY fix—disconnect two screws and wire nuts to replace.

Gas burners won't ignite? A faulty spark module may be the issue. This part sends electrical current to igniters. DIY-friendly, takes minutes.

This hex nut secures the appliance fuse or fuse holder in place, keeping the electrical connection stable and preventing the fuse from loosening during operation. Small but critical for reliable circuit protection. What it does:

• Fastens the fuse or fuse holder to the mounting stud or terminal
• Maintains a secure electrical contact to help the fuse function correctly
• Helps prevent vibration-related loosening or intermittent power faults
• A missing or loose nut can allow the fuse to shift or lose contact, causing power issues

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or damage
• Use the correct-size wrench or socket to avoid rounding the nut
• Tighten to snug fit—do not overtighten; overtightening can damage threads or the fuse assembly
• Inspect mating threads and the fuse holder for wear; replace damaged parts as needed

If your gas range oven won't heat after a power outage or surge, a blown thermal fuse may be the cause. This safety device prevents overheating damage.

Oven won't light even though igniter glows? Burner lights only when valve is tapped? Replace the dual gas safety valve. DIY install in under 1 hour.

Pressure regulator for gas ranges. Controls gas flow from supply line to burners and oven. Replace if worn, damaged, or causing pressure issues.

Mounting bracket that secures the gas pressure regulator to your range frame. Replace if bent, broken, or missing to properly support the regulator assembly.