Fpgs3085kf Parts

Orifice meters the gas flow to a burner for correct flame size and steady heat. Replacing a damaged orifice helps restore proper burner operation for consistent cooking performance and safer combustion. What it does:

• Controls the amount of gas reaching the burner to create a stable, correct-sized flame.
• Restores normal burner flame when the flame is weak, irregular, or the range/oven won't reach expected heat.
• Prevents incomplete combustion symptoms like yellow or flickering flames when installed correctly.
• Works at the interface between the gas valve/jet and burner tube to regulate fuel delivery.

• Turn off the gas supply and unplug the appliance before servicing.
• Remove burner grates and caps to access the orifice; handle parts carefully to avoid damage.
• Thread the orifice in by hand, then snug with the proper wrench—do not overtighten.
• After installation, check for gas leaks (soap solution) and relight burners per the manufacturer's instructions.

This surface cooktop burner replaces a damaged or worn electric range heating element so you can restore reliable heat for everyday cooking. It fits into the cooktop receptacle and provides a stable heating zone for pots and pans. What it does:

• Heats cookware on an electric range cooktop so food cooks evenly
• Replaces visibly damaged, warped, or non-heating burners
• Stops intermittent heating, flickering, or arcing at the element
• Restores normal surface element operation after connector or coil failure

• One surface cooktop burner element

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker or unplug before servicing
• Allow the cooktop and element to cool completely before attempting removal
• Gently lift the element from the receptacle and unplug the terminal connectors; align terminals fully when installing the replacement
• If terminal hardware or the receptacle is damaged, replace those components before use

This electronic control board manages the appliance's user interface and timing/temperature control, restoring normal cycle commands and display feedback when the original controller fails. It replaces a faulty console controller to regain reliable control. What it does:

• Interprets touchpad/knob inputs and sends commands to heating and motor systems
• Regulates timing and temperature signals for proper cycle operation
• Provides display and status feedback to the user interface
• Commonly associated with symptoms like an unresponsive control panel, incorrect cycle behavior, or blank/erratic display

• One electronic control board (console controller) as shown

• Disconnect power before starting work to avoid shock or damage
• Ground yourself to prevent static discharge to the board
• Inspect wiring harness and connectors for damage before installation
• Refer to the appliance's service manual or tech sheet for wiring and placement

This orifice is the small gas jet that meters fuel to a range or oven burner, helping restore correct flame size and consistent heat for reliable cooking performance. What it does:

• Controls the gas flow to a burner, producing the correct flame for even heating
• Commonly used when flame is unusually small, weak, or uneven
• Helps address burners that light slowly or do not reach proper temperature
• Works as part of the burner assembly with the regulator and valve to maintain safe operation

• One orifice

• Turn off gas supply and electrical power before starting work
• Do not force threads; use appropriate thread sealant if specified by OEM
• After installation, check all fittings for leaks with a gas-safe detector or soapy water

This shoulder screw secures moving or fixed appliance components by providing a built-in spacer and pivot point for proper alignment and smooth operation. It restores correct fit where a worn or missing shoulder fastener causes play. What it does:

• Provides a precision spacer and pivot for hinges, drawers, or linkage assemblies
• Holds components at the correct distance to prevent rubbing and binding
• Helps stop wobble, misalignment, rattling, or uneven movement when the original shoulder screw is worn or missing
• Works where a headed screw with an integrated shoulder is required for smooth rotation or exact spacing

• One shoulder screw

• Disconnect power and remove the appliance panel or access covers before replacing hardware
• Handle small parts carefully to avoid dropping them into assemblies; magnetic pickup tool can help
• Install in the original location and tighten securely but avoid overtightening; do not modify the shoulder or thread
• If the screw secures a load-bearing hinge or mechanism, verify alignment and operation after installation

This glass spacer positions and cushions refrigerator glass components to maintain proper spacing and reduce rattling or contact damage. It restores correct alignment for secure, quiet operation and helps prevent chipping or glass stress. What it does:

• Keeps glass shelves/panels separated and aligned to prevent rubbing, chipping, or cracking.
• Cushions impact and dampens vibration that can cause rattling or noisy doors/drawers.
• Helps maintain proper spacing for smooth insertion and removal of shelves or panels.
• Replaces worn, cracked, or missing spacers that allow glass movement or uneven seating.

• One glass spacer

• High-level replacement only; confirm spacer orientation and seating before final assembly.
• Handle glass and spacer carefully; wear gloves and eye protection to avoid cuts.
• Do not overtighten nearby fasteners—secure snugly to avoid cracking the glass.
• Replace the glass panel before installing the spacer if damaged or fractured.

This control panel is the front console for the appliance that houses and protects the user controls and display, restoring the unit's appearance and providing a stable surface for keypad and switch operation. What it does

• Provides the finished front surface for the appliance control area and supports the keypad/display assembly
• Protects internal control electronics from spills and debris that can cause malfunction
• Restores worn, cracked, or faded console appearance for improved usability and aesthetics
• Helps keep buttons and switches correctly aligned for reliable input

• One control panel

• Intended for appliance service; disconnect power before starting any repair
• May require removal of surrounding trim or bezels; keep screws and fasteners organized
• Handle panel carefully to avoid scratching painted or printed surfaces
• If replacing due to control or display failure, verify associated components separately

This water inlet valve controls water flow into the refrigerator for the dispenser and ice maker, restoring proper water delivery and ice production when the valve is functioning. It replaces a failed or leaking valve to stop water loss and restore operation. What it does

• Directs and regulates incoming household water to the ice maker and dispenser.
• Stops water flow when the refrigerator is off or valves are closed to prevent leaks.
• Commonly linked to symptoms such as no water to the dispenser, slow water flow, or no ice production.
• Can cause leaking or pooling under the refrigerator when the valve body or fittings fail.

• One new water inlet valve assembly.

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before beginning any repair.
• Expect to access the valve behind the lower access panel or at the rear of the refrigerator.
• Tighten supply line fittings securely and check for leaks after reinstalling and turning the water back on.