Fpgf3077 Parts

This ignitor orifice assembly sits under the cooktop and both routes gas to a surface burner and provides the spark to light it. Replace a damaged or clogged assembly to restore fast, reliable ignition at that burner.

• Feeds gas from the valve to the burner and houses the spark igniter electrode for ignition
• Common fix for a surface burner that won't light, has no or weak spark, or only lights with a match
• Also called an igniter/orifice holder assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing.
• Raise or lift the cooktop per your model's service information; support it to avoid strain on gas lines.
• Note wire routing; set the electrode gap to the burner head per service specs and keep the lead away from heat/sharp edges.
• After reassembly, check all gas connections with an approved leak-detection solution and verify proper spark and flame.

This door switch holder secures the oven door switch in the proper position so the control can detect when the door is open or closed. A secure holder helps ensure lights, locks, and bake features respond correctly to door status.

• Holds the door switch firmly against the range/oven frame
• If damaged or missing, the oven light may not work or the unit may not start
• Can cause intermittent door-ajar messages or self-clean to fail if loose
• Restores reliable door-sensing for safety interlocks and controls

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access is typically through the control panel or front frame area
• Transfer the existing switch to the new holder and align mounting holes
• Verify switch actuation with door open/closed before reassembly

This replacement valve controls gas flow to a cooktop/range surface burner, restoring smooth, dependable flame control through the burner knob. Replace a worn or leaking valve to improve safety and consistent burner performance.

• Regulates and shuts off gas to a single surface burner when you turn the control knob
• Helps resolve issues like a burner that won't light or won't adjust flame properly
• Can address a stiff/hard-to-turn knob or gas odor/leak at the valve stem area
• Supports steady, even flame when the original valve is worn or inconsistent

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Match the valve to the correct burner position per your model's parts diagram
• Transfer any required fittings/orifice from the original valve
• Use approved sealant where specified and check all connections with a leak-detection solution before use—never an open flame

This safety valve controls gas flow to the oven burner, opening only when the ignition system calls for heat. Replacing a weak or stuck valve restores reliable ignition and consistent oven temperatures for safe, dependable baking and roasting. What it does:

• Regulates and shuts off gas to the oven burner circuit
• Works with the igniter; opens only when proper current is present
• Fails closed to help prevent unlit gas from entering the oven
• Common symptoms may include: oven won't heat, intermittent heating, very long preheat, or a weak/unstable flame

• 1 safety valve

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Label and transfer all tubing and wires from the original valve one-for-one
• Support flare fittings with two wrenches; use thread sealant only on NPT threads (never on flare connections)
• After installation, restore gas and check every joint for leaks with an approved leak-detection solution

This elbow is an angled connector used to route appliance tubing or hose in tight spaces. Replacing a cracked or leaking elbow restores a secure, sealed connection and proper flow, helping prevent kinks, drips, and water damage.

• Provides a compact change of direction for appliance tubing or hose
• Helps maintain proper flow and reduces the chance of kinking
• Seals the joint to help prevent drips and leaks
• Common symptoms: visible cracks, mineral staining or moisture at the joint, puddling under the unit, or reduced/intermittent water flow

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Relieve line pressure and place towels/containers to catch residual water
• Prepare tubing with a clean, square cut; install per your model's connection style and avoid over-tightening compression fittings
• Restore water/power and check all connections carefully for leaks

The Surface Burner Cap is an OEM part for Frigidaire ranges. It fits over the surface burner, providing a protective cover while ensuring proper gas flow and flame distribution.

A bad surface burner cap can be caused by wear and tear, damage, or improper cleaning. When the burner cap becomes faulty, it can result in issues such as uneven flames, inefficient heating, or difficulty in maintaining a consistent temperature.

Symptoms of a bad surface burner cap include:

• Uneven or flickering flames
• Difficulty in reaching desired temperatures
• Excessive gas odor during burner operation

Replace your faulty surface burner cap with this genuine OEM Frigidaire part to restore your cooktop. This Frigidaire part can also be used on Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and Sears/Kenmore.
 

Size: 8-32t x 0.500 inch. Color: Black.

This replacement power cord restores electrical connection to the appliance so it can receive mains power safely. Use it when the original cord is frayed, damaged, or no longer providing a reliable connection. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged or worn appliance power cord to restore reliable power
• Resolves intermittent power, sparking at the plug, or visible cord damage
• Provides the necessary insulated conductors for safe appliance operation
• Works as a direct cord-replacement when the original cord is defective

• Always disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before installing
• Route the cord and secure strain relief per the appliance's original routing to prevent pinching
• Ensure the cord's connector and grounding match the appliance's inlet before connecting

Note: ONE screw only, order as needed.

This oven door latch assembly locks the door during self-clean and reports lock status to the control. Restores proper door locking and unlocking so bake and clean cycles can run safely and without interruptions. What it does:

• Secures the oven door during self-clean and when commanded by the control
• Provides locked/unlocked position feedback to the electronic control
• Helps resolve issues such as a door that won't lock or unlock
• Can address self-clean cycles that won't start or complete and lock-related error messages

• 1 latch assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely
• Access varies by model; you may need to pull the unit and remove the rear or top/control panel
• Photograph wire connections and linkage before removal; transfer any mounting hardware from the original
• After installation, test the lock operation before final reassembly

This fan motor drives your oven's convection fan, circulating hot air for even, reliable cooking performance. Replacing a weak or noisy motor restores proper airflow to reduce hot spots and improve convection baking and roasting results. What it does:

• Powers the rear convection fan to move air across the oven cavity
• Promotes more uniform temperatures on multiple racks during convection cycles
• Helps the oven maintain stable heat during use
• Common symptoms: fan won't spin, intermittent or slow rotation, loud humming/scraping from the rear, uneven results in convection mode

• 1 fan motor

• Disconnect power to the range or wall oven before servicing
• Access may require removing the rear panel or the oven's rear cover; note wire locations for reassembly
• Transfer the original fan blade and mounting hardware to the new motor; handle sharp edges and avoid bending the blade
• Spin the blade by hand to ensure free movement before restoring power

This replacement panel restores your appliance's finished look and helps protect internal components. Replacing a cracked or loose panel eliminates gaps and rattles while keeping nearby trims or controls secured and aligned. What it does:

• Covers and shields internal areas, providing a clean, finished exterior
• Helps retain and align adjacent parts
• Restores proper fit when the original is cracked, warped, or discolored
• Common symptoms: broken mounting tabs, won't stay attached, vibration or rattling, visible gaps

• 1 panel

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Wear cut-resistant gloves; edges can be sharp
• Retain and transfer any screws, clips, or badges from the original panel
• Align tabs/holes and secure fasteners evenly—do not overtighten

This oven light lens retainer secures the glass light cover to the oven cavity so the bulb area stays protected during cooking. Replacing a damaged or missing retainer keeps the lens firmly in place and prevents nuisance loosening.

• Holds the glass light lens securely inside the oven cavity
• Helps shield the bulb area from splatters and debris
• Direct replacement for a bent, warped, or missing retainer ring
• Common symptoms: lens won't stay in, cover rattles, or difficulty securing the lens after service

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove oven racks for easier access to the light cover area
• Support the glass lens while positioning the retainer to avoid drops or chipping
• Secure the retainer per your model's design; do not overtighten

This control mounting hex nut secures the burner or oven control to the control panel, keeping the shaft stable so the knob turns smoothly and the switch stays properly aligned.

• Threads onto the control/infinite switch or thermostat bushing to fasten it to the panel
• Prevents the control from rotating or shifting when the knob is turned
• Replace if the original nut is missing, stripped, rounded, or corroded
• Common signs: loose or wobbly knob, switch spins in the panel, or misaligned knob indexing

• Disconnect power; for gas appliances, also shut off gas before servicing
• Pull off the knob and any trim; support the control body from behind the panel while removing/installing the nut
• Start the new nut by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly with the correct-size wrench—do not overtighten
• The control sits square in the panel and the knob operates smoothly before restoring power

Restore strong, even flame on your large burner. This sealed burner head replaces the 12K position on gas ranges/cooktops, helping recover reliable lighting and consistent heat when the original head is clogged, corroded, or damaged.

• Directs gas through calibrated ports to deliver a stable, even flame on the 12K burner position
• Helps address: burner won't light or lights intermittently; weak, uneven, or yellow flames; flame lifting or sputtering
• Replace when ports are clogged beyond cleaning, or the head is warped, cracked, or corroded
• Seats over the orifice and spark igniter in sealed-burner designs

• Disconnect power and shut off gas; allow the surface to cool completely
• Remove grate and cap; lift off or unthread the old head, retaining any mounting screw
• Clean the mating surface; align the new head over the orifice and igniter so it sits flat; if screw-retained, tighten snugly only
• Reinstall cap and grate; restore gas/power and confirm proper ignition and flame

The control assembly is the appliance's electronic brain. It interprets user inputs and manages cycle timing and functions, helping restore reliable control when the original board becomes unresponsive, erratic, or displays error codes.

• Interprets keypad/knob inputs and sends commands to relays, motors, valves, heaters, and indicators
• Governs timing, temperature, and operating sequences for the selected cycle or mode
• Interfaces with the display/indicator lights for status and error reporting
• Common failure symptoms include unresponsive controls, blank or erratic indicators, won't start, stuck cycles, or recurring error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing; verify power is off
• Use ESD precautions; handle the board by the edges and avoid flexing or touching components
• Access typically requires removing a console/front or rear panel; photograph wiring and move connectors one at a time to matching positions
• After reassembly, restore power and run a test/diagnostic cycle to proper operation