Parts for Frigidaire LEEC30S9FEA: 03 - Controls Parts

This replacement lens is the clear plastic light cover that protects and diffuses the oven/microwave/refrigerator interior lamp so you get even illumination and keep the bulb shielded from spills and debris. It restores proper light output and appearance. What it does:

• Shields the interior light bulb from food, grease and moisture
• Diffuses and directs the lamp's output for more even illumination
• Helps prevent direct contact with the hot bulb during use
• Common signs you need this part: cracked, cloudy or missing lens, or visible bulb exposure

• One replacement lens

• Disconnect power or unplug the appliance before servicing to avoid shock
• Allow bulb and surrounding areas to cool before removing or installing the lens
• Handle the lens carefully to avoid scratches; use a soft cloth if needed

This interior light assembly restores illumination inside the refrigerator so you can see contents clearly and safely access food. It fits the factory light location and replaces damaged or non-working lamp components. What it does:

• Houses and secures the refrigerator interior lamp so it stays lit and positioned correctly
• Provides the electrical connection for the bulb so the light turns on when door opens
• Restores visibility if the original lamp assembly is cracked, loose, or fails to light
• Helps prevent food spoilage-related accidents by improving interior visibility

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before replacing the light assembly to avoid shock
• Remove the lens/cover and replace the assembly per manufacturer instructions
• Handle bulbs with care; use recommended bulb type and wattage specified by the appliance maker

Electronic oven control board that manages the oven's functions and user interface, restoring temperature regulation and bake/broil cycles when the original control fails, helping return normal oven operation. What it does:

• Manages bake, broil and self-clean cycles and communicates with temperature sensors and relays.
• Replaces a failed control that can cause a blank or erratic display, incorrect temperatures, or an oven that won't heat.
• Helps resolve intermittent heating, unexpected shutoffs, and control-panel errors when the board is the root cause.
• Interfaces with the existing wiring harness and oven components to restore electronic control functions.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker before accessing or replacing the control board.
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; ground yourself before touching electronics.
• Installation requires basic access to the oven's control cavity and may involve panel removal and reconnecting wiring harnesses.

This control mounting hex nut secures the burner or oven control to the control panel, keeping the shaft stable so the knob turns smoothly and the switch stays properly aligned.

• Threads onto the control/infinite switch or thermostat bushing to fasten it to the panel
• Prevents the control from rotating or shifting when the knob is turned
• Replace if the original nut is missing, stripped, rounded, or corroded
• Common signs: loose or wobbly knob, switch spins in the panel, or misaligned knob indexing

• Disconnect power; for gas appliances, also shut off gas before servicing
• Pull off the knob and any trim; support the control body from behind the panel while removing/installing the nut
• Start the new nut by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly with the correct-size wrench—do not overtighten
• The control sits square in the panel and the knob operates smoothly before restoring power

This is the electronic control board that governs the appliance's main functions and user interface, replacing a failed board to restore normal control and cycle operation. It fits the OEM form and connects to factory wiring. What it does:

• Manages timed cycles, user inputs, and electronic commands for the appliance
• Controls display and indicator responses so settings register correctly
• Helps resolve symptoms like unresponsive controls, incorrect cycle behavior, or blank/error displays
• Interfaces with sensors and relays to coordinate heating, motor, and valve operation

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting service to avoid shock
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge; use an anti-static strap if available