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Burner orifice regulates gas flow to your range burners. Replace if clogged with debris, corroded, or damaged to restore proper combustion and heat output.

Mounting screw for electric and gas ranges. Secures panels, brackets, and internal components. Replace if screw is stripped, missing, or broken.

Replacement burner head for gas ranges and cooktops. Mounts over the orifice to distribute flame evenly. Needed when original is cracked or damaged.

Anti-tip bracket kit secures your range to the floor or wall, preventing tipping when the oven door is opened or heavy cookware is placed on extended racks.

Meters gas flow to your range or cooktop burner for proper flame size. Replace worn, clogged, or missing orifices or when converting between propane and natural gas.

Replacement surface burner head for gas ranges and cooktops. Distributes gas through precision ports for even flame. Needed when original is clogged, damaged, or corroded.

This is the bake burner tube located inside the bottom of the oven cavity in a gas range. It distributes gas evenly to produce a consistent flame for baking and roasting. Replace this burner tube if you notice uneven heating, weak or irregular flames, or visible damage such as corrosion or holes in the tube.

This is a top burner gas valve that controls the flow of gas to a surface burner on a gas range. It connects to the burner control knob and regulates the flame from low to high settings. Replace this valve if a surface burner won't ignite, the flame is difficult to adjust, or you detect a gas smell even when the knob is in the off position.

Chrome screw secures handles, door trim, and internal components in ranges and ovens. Replace if lost during cleaning, stripped, or missing after moves.

Fix a burner that won't light or sparks without gas flow. This surface burner valve controls gas to one burner. Replace if knob turns but burner won't ignite.

Surface burner cap sits atop the burner head to shape and center the flame. Replace if cracked, chipped, or missing to restore proper flame distribution.

Replace your gas range control knob if the finish is worn, markings are illegible, or the knob is cracked or missing. Installs on the control panel.

Burner won't turn on or light? This gas valve controls gas flow to surface burners on your range. Common fix for non-functioning burners. Moderate DIY.

Oven light stays on or won't turn on when door opens? This door-activated switch restores automatic light control. Easy 15-minute DIY repair.

The Burner Valve is an OEM component specifically designed for Frigidaire ranges. It controls gas flow to individual burners, providing a selection of different heat levels when operating the cooktop.

Causes of a bad burner valve can include wear over extended usage periods, damage from water, or gas blockage impeding operation. 

Symptoms of a bad burner valve include:

• Inability to light specific burners or adjust the flame height
• Uneven or intermittent burner performance  
• Gas leaks at burner valve connections
• Recurring error codes due to valve malfunctions

Replacing with this OEM valve restores full functionality to the range cooktop. Compatible with existing gas lines, it supports safe and reliable cooking performance.

This OEM Frigidaire replacement is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models. Replace before issues worsen.
 

This valve-to-regulator tube carries fuel between the pressure regulator and gas control valve, maintaining a sealed path for proper ignition and stable flame. Replace if the tube is kinked, damaged, or leaking.

• Provides a rigid, factory-formed connection between the pressure regulator and valve
• Helps ensure correct gas flow to the burner system
• Failure signs include weak or no flame, delayed ignition, repeated clicking, or a gas odor
• Visible kinks, corrosion, or stripped fittings indicate the tube should be replaced

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply; ventilate the area before servicing
• Use two wrenches to back up fittings; avoid twisting the regulator or valve bodies
• Route the tube without kinks and tighten flare connections securely
• Leak-test all joints with an approved solution—never an open flame—before restoring service.