Parts for Electrolux ECFG3068ASA: Main Top Parts

This oven thermocouple monitors the pilot/flame and signals the gas valve to stay open so the oven can heat safely. It replaces a worn or failed sensor to restore reliable ignition behavior in gas ovens. What it does:

• Detects pilot or burner flame and tells the gas valve to remain open while lit
• Prevents gas flow when the flame is out by failing to register a heat signal
• Commonly used when an oven won't light, the pilot won't stay lit, or the oven won't maintain temperature
• Works as the flame-sensing safety device for the oven's ignition system

• One thermocouple sensor

• Turn off gas supply and power to the appliance before beginning work
• Handle sensor and fittings carefully; tighten connections to avoid leaks but do not overtighten
• Test for proper operation and check for gas leaks after installation

A small replacement bumper that cushions and supports a refrigerator or freezer door, reducing noise and preventing direct contact between parts. Restores smooth closing and protects door edges from wear. What it does:

• Acts as a soft stop between the door and cabinet to prevent hard impacts and noise
• Helps maintain proper door alignment and even sealing by providing a uniform contact point
• Reduces rattling or vibration caused by loose or worn bumpers
• Prevents cosmetic damage where the door contacts the cabinet or shelves

• Disconnect power and empty the area if needed for safe access before replacing
• Typically installs by pressing into the existing hole or slot; verify orientation before seating
• If the old bumper is adhesive-mounted, remove residue and install the new bumper in the same location
• Use only the specified replacement part; do not force or modify to avoid damage

This thermostat is the temperature control device that regulates cooling cycles to keep the appliance at the set temperature. It restores consistent temperature control for reliable food preservation when the original control fails. What it does:

• Senses cabinet temperature and opens/closes the control circuit to start or stop the compressor
• Helps maintain set temperature by cycling the cooling system on and off
• Commonly replaced when the appliance runs too warm, too cold, or won't maintain temperature
• Can stop excessive compressor run time or prevent the compressor from running at all

• Disconnect power to the appliance before removing or installing the thermostat
• Note or photograph original wiring and mounting location for correct reinstallation
• Test the thermostat with a multimeter for continuity before replacing

This protective push-on cap covers and seals exposed fasteners or component fittings to keep out dirt, moisture and debris, helping maintain proper appliance operation and appearance. What it does:

• Covers exposed screw heads, studs or small fittings to prevent corrosion and wear
• Helps keep moisture and debris away from sensitive connection points
• Restores a finished look where the original cap is missing or cracked
• Commonly replaced when caps are torn, lost, or no longer fit securely

• One protective push-on cap as pictured

• Push the cap firmly into place over the fastener or fitting until fully seated
• Inspect fit and replace if the cap is stretched, cracked, or loose
• If the cap covers electrical terminals, disconnect power before servicing
• Use only parts specified for your model;

This is a decorative trim piece that restores the finished look of the appliance and covers the gap between panels. It helps keep the cabinet edge sealed from dirt and provides a clean, factory appearance. What it does:

• Covers and protects exposed cabinet edges and screw holes
• Hides gaps between panels for a finished appearance
• Reduces vibration noise by stabilizing adjacent panels
• Commonly replaced when cracked, chipped, loose, or cosmetically worn

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Removal/installation typically requires basic hand tools; avoid over-tightening fasteners
• Handle edges carefully — trim pieces can be sharp or brittle when damaged
• If adhesive or clips are present, replace only with manufacturer-recommended fasteners or adhesive

This spark module is the ignition control that creates the high-voltage spark for surface burners on gas ranges and cooktops, restoring reliable ignition and reducing continuous or failed-spark symptoms. What it does:

• Sends timed high-voltage spark to burner electrodes so gas ignites when a burner is turned on
• Helps multiple burners light; failure can cause one or more burners not to ignite
• Can produce intermittent sparking or continuous sparking when failing
• Works with the range's control knobs and safety valves to coordinate ignition

• One spark module (ignition control) as shown

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before starting any work
• Handle the module and electrode leads carefully to avoid damage to connectors and wires
• Confirm harness connectors and mounting points match your appliance before final installation

This spring restores proper tension and movement where a worn or broken coil is causing parts to sag, stick, or move unevenly. Replacing the spring helps return the mechanism to smooth, reliable operation. What it does

• Provides tension for moving components to help maintain proper alignment and movement
• Replaces a stretched, broken, or weakened spring that can cause sagging or loose parts
• Helps stop binding, slipping, or uneven motion caused by a failed spring
• Reduces noise or rattling that results from a worn tension spring

• Spring

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Use proper hand tools and wear eye protection; springs can release suddenly under tension
• Follow the appliance manufacturer's service manual or exploded view for correct routing and attachment