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Customer Questions and Answers for Surface Element Control Switch by Frigidaire

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Part Number: OEM15976533
Manufacturer Part Number: 316238201

The Surface Element Control Switch is an OEM part for Frigidaire electric ranges and cooktops. It is a critical component that controls the operation of the surface heating elements, allowing you to turn them on and off, and select the desired heat settings.

Symptoms of a faulty Surface Element Control Switch include:

  • Inability to turn on or control the surface heating elements
  • Inconsistent or erratic heat output from the elements
  • Elements not cycling on and off properly or staying on continuously
  • Heating elements not responding to temperature adjustments

Causes of a bad Surface Element Control Switch can include electrical faults, physical damage, or wear and tear over time due to frequent use and exposure to high temperatures. 

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

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For Frigidaire Surface Element Control Switch (Part Number: OEM15976533)

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Hi Jason. What is the exact model # of your unit so we can follow the schematic and advise. You should get 240vac out of the infinite switch to the element. Thank you.

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Jason, Based on the post, you have a bad infinite switch, or power supply to the switch. At the infinite switch, with power applied to the range, if you put your meter probes on the L1 (red wire) and L2(black wire) terminals, do you have 220 VAC. ? Be careful, don't shock yourself, or short out the wires, if you have the voltage, you'll need the switch. Good Luck and Thanks

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Hi Joanne. You will need to remove all power from the unit. You will need to pull off the knob from the front shaft. You will need to pull out the range to access the back. Take off the top control panel rear cover. Then you can remove the front 2 screws that hold the switch to the front side of the panel. Then you will have the switch in your hand. Carefully replace wires one at a time from the old switch to the new one. This way you do not cross any wires.There should be a eiring diagram folded in a plastic bag behind the front lower storage drawer if needed. The dual switch is part # 316238201. Thank you.

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Hello Brian. It sounds like the switch 316238201 is bad and will need to be replaced. If the unit has no control over the heat on the element, the switch is bad. Hope this helps.

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Hello Scott. You will need to trace the ribbons on the inside element and see which terminals they go to. Also, usually you can see a burnt ribbon if the element is bad. Hope this helps.

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Hello Bob. It sounds like the clock 316207527 is bad. You will need to order the overlay [316220840] as well. Hope this helps.

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Hi, if both the broil and bake element is not coming on it can be a faulty control board. We will need to have your model number to locate the correct board for your unit. Thanks!

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