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Customer Questions and Answers for Rack Sensor Switch Assembly (Switch) by Frigidaire

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By: Frigidaire
Part Number: OEM13073274
Manufacturer Part Number: 316508301

This rack sensor switch assembly detects rack position and completes the electrical connection needed for proper operation of the appliance's rack-related functions. Replaces a worn or damaged switch to restore reliable rack sensing. What it does:

  • Acts as the rack-position sensor/switch that signals the control when the rack is in place
  • Restores intermittent or failed rack-detection that can interrupt related functions
  • Helps prevent control errors or unexpected behavior caused by a faulty switch
  • Commonly replaced when the switch is cracked, corroded, or unresponsive
What's included:
  • One rack sensor switch assembly
Install notes:
  • Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock hazard
  • Handle with care to avoid damaging the connector or surrounding components
  • Basic hand tools may be required; access instructions available

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For Frigidaire Rack Sensor Switch Assembly (Switch) (Part Number: OEM13073274)

1 Answer

David, the sensor assembly 318562200 can be replaced by accessing the back of the range and removing the back panel. This will give access to the sensor for removal.

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Bruce for Model Number EI30EF55GSB

We have had issues with the heating of this appliance for awhile now. It will take a long time to eat up and then the temperature will drop when opened. In doing research it looks like on some models there is a thermal switch or fuse, but I guess this appliance does not have one of those. The symptoms are exactly as described for some ovens. Does this oven have something that serves the same purpose as a thermal switch or sensor? We did a cleaning of the oven recently and have replaced the temperature probe. All of the elements check out and it has proper voltage coming into the appliance.

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Bruce, You are correct, there are no thermal fuses, hi limit switches or safety thermostats in the bake or broil circuits of your range. There is a limit switch in the warming drawer circuit. Your model range has a 4.6 cu.ft. cavity, as well as a "hidden" bake element. This configuration does require a bit more time to properly preheat and operate. With a new oven temp. sensor we would expect the oven temperature to be within factory specifications (+/- 25 dgrs.F. of the display setting. You may want to preheat and operate the oven for 30 or so minutes and check the average oven temperature and calibrate the control .

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