Fgs 366Ecd Parts

Back panel for your range. Covers and protects rear components. Replace if cracked, damaged, or missing to restore the appliance's appearance.

Rear panel back for ovens and ranges. Replaces cracked, damaged, or missing exterior back panels. Essential structural part for cabinet integrity.

Replace a damaged or frayed range wire harness. This internal wiring component connects electrical systems inside your range. Order when wires are cut or worn.

This wiring diagram is the replacement schematic label that shows the appliance's electrical circuits and connector locations for service reference. It helps technicians and owners read wire colors, terminal IDs, and routing to diagnose electrical issues. What it does:

• Provides the factory wiring schematic and terminal/key legends for accurate troubleshooting
• Helps identify wire colors, connector positions, and component interconnections
• Useful when the original label is missing, faded, or damaged and circuit information is unreadable
• Assists in verifying proper wiring during repairs or after component replacement

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing the area where the label mounts
• Replace only on the documented mounting surface; clean and dry surface for adhesive labels
• Handle carefully to avoid creasing or smudging printed information

This complete outer door assembly replaces a damaged or dented refrigerator door to restore proper closure, insulation and appearance. It ships ready to install as a single, finished door to return the appliance to service. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, dented or warped outer refrigerator door to restore proper sealing and cabinet alignment.
• Restores insulation and helps maintain internal temperature by providing a secure closure.
• Improves appliance appearance by replacing cosmetically damaged doors and trim.
• Designed to interface with existing hinges, gaskets and interior components when in good condition.

• Professional-level part: door replacement typically requires two people; handle carefully to avoid cosmetic damage.
• Wear gloves and follow appliance power-off and safety recommendations; disconnect power if replacing a door on an appliance with electrical components in the door.

This control panel is the exterior console assembly that houses the oven/range controls and user interface, restoring a clean, functional front for the appliance. It provides the mounting and button/label surface for the range's control electronics. What it does:

• Provides the visible control surface and mounting for push-buttons, switches, and display components
• Restores labeled buttons and control access if the original panel is cracked, faded, or warped
• Helps protect underlying electronic components from spills and debris when intact
• Commonly replaced when buttons stick, labels wear off, or panel is physically damaged

• One control panel (console) as pictured

• High-level replacement; remove power (unplug or trip breaker) before starting
• May require removal of range trim, bezels, and disconnecting control harnesses; keep fasteners organized
• Handle gently to avoid scratching painted/printed surfaces; verify alignment before tightening