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Customer Questions and Answers for Cooktop Surface Burner Switch by Frigidaire

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Part Number: OEM13086873
Manufacturer Part Number: 318293825

If your burner won't turn off or stays on high heat, this surface burner switch restores proper temperature control. Straightforward 30-minute repair.

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For Frigidaire Cooktop Surface Burner Switch (Part Number: OEM13086873)

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George, the black and blue wired terminal will go to terminal 3-L1 which would be the terminal at the corner where there are three terminals. L2 (red wire) will be next to it followed by H2 closer to the metal bracket. The other two terminals will be terminal P farther away from the metal bracket and terminal H1 closer to the bracket.

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Vicki,

According to the manufacturer, this will be the correct switch and most likely 2 of the red wires will connect to the same connector.

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Peggy, to access the switches the main top would indeed need to be removed. Prior to removing the main top, the knobs would need to be removed so that the switch insert 318183504 can be lifted up. This will allow the switch mounting screws to be accessed.

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Andrew, it would be recommended that the switches are tested while the range is unplugged from the power outlet. The switches, when in the dual on position, should read continuity from the terminal P2 to terminal 4 and then P2 to 4a. There should also be continuity when testing from terminal P1 to terminal 2. If the switches test good, then the issue would be with the left element 5304533520 and right element 316282100. It would be recommended that the wiring is inspected from the switches to the elements for any bare, broken, or loose wires before replacing the elements.

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Matt,

With the red wire having burnt this would most likely be a loose connection but would more likely be a burner that is faulty.

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Steve,

The L1 and L2 and the H1 and H2 on the board being mixed up should not cause an issue but make sure that they are not the correct terminals. The L1 should have a black wire and the L2 should have a Red wire and the H1 and H2 should not matter. This issue may be caused by a faulty element.

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Hello Mark. no, the small burner switch is a lower amperage and will eventually blow it. You will need to order the large switch.

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