Fgf3047ls Parts

Mounting bracket for gas ranges. Secures components inside your range. Replace if bent, broken, or missing to restore proper structural support.

Secures the oven bottom panel in place. Replace if screw is stripped, missing, or no longer holds the panel securely. Sold individually.

Fix burners that click but won't light with this gas range spark electrode. Restores reliable ignition when your stovetop igniter is worn or cracked.

If your range burner won't ignite, stays on high, or has uneven flames, the top burner valve may be faulty. This valve controls gas flow to each burner.

Gas pressure regulator for ranges. Mounts to the gas supply line to control incoming gas flow to burner valves. Replace if cracked, leaking, or damaged.

Cable retainer for cooktop installation. Secures wiring harnesses in place. Replace if broken, cracked, or missing to properly organize internal cables.

Mounting bracket that secures the gas pressure regulator to your range frame. Replace if bent, broken, or missing to properly support the regulator assembly.

Insulation strip that installs inside the range oven door to reduce heat loss and dampen sound. Replace if torn, compressed, or missing.

Vent opening cover for gas ranges. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing covers that expose the vent area. Installs over the vent opening on the cooktop.

Push-in nylon nut for gas ranges. Secures panels, components, or trim pieces. Replace if cracked, broken, worn, or missing to properly fasten parts.

Size: 8-18ab x 0.5 inch.

This main wiring harness connects a refrigerator's control board and key components, providing organized power and signal routing so controls, lights and the compressor operate reliably. Replaces a damaged or burned main harness for restored electrical continuity. What it does

• Routes power and signal connections between the control board, lights, compressor and sensors.
• Prevents intermittent operation caused by loose, corroded or broken wiring.
• Can stop failures such as no lights, components not running, or control errors when the harness is the fault.
• Keeps wires organized and secured to avoid chafing and shorting.

• One main wiring harness as pictured.

• Disconnect power before servicing to prevent shock or damage.
• Compare the new harness to the original and route wires the same way; replace any damaged clips or grommets.
• Reconnect all terminals fully; loose connectors can cause intermittent faults.