30Im Parts

Oven won't light or ignites with a loud pop? A faulty igniter is usually the cause. Simple DIY fix—disconnect two screws and wire nuts to replace.

The Light Bulb (40W) is an OEM part for Frigidaire appliances. Specifically designed to fit and function with Frigidaire models, this 40-watt bulb illuminates the interior of your oven, making it easier to check on the progress of your baking or roasting without opening the oven door.

Over time, oven light bulbs can burn out or be damaged from high temperatures or accidental bumps during cleaning or cooking. A functioning light bulb is crucial for the optimal operation of your oven, enhancing visibility and improving your cooking experience.

Symptoms of a bad Light Bulb include:

• The oven interior remains dark when the light switch is engaged.
• Flickering light, indicating a loose connection or nearing the end of the bulb's lifespan.
• Completely non-functional light, which can hinder your ability to monitor cooking progress.

This OEM Frigidaire part can also be used on Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and Sears/Kenmore.

Oven light not working or saw a flash near the bulb? This light socket houses the oven bulb and is a straightforward DIY fix in under 30 minutes.

Screw that adjusts and secures the leveling leg to your range base or bracket. Replace if stripped, bent, or missing to restore stable footing and level your appliance.

Replace your range's worn, cracked, or missing cooktop grate. This surface grate supports cookware over the burner and installs on top of your stove.

This snap bushing is a push-in panel grommet that protects and secures wiring where harnesses pass through metal or plastic panels. It prevents chafing and helps keep wire routing neat for safer operation. What it does:

• Cushions and shields wires from sharp panel edges to reduce abrasion and shorts
• Secures wiring harnesses in place to prevent unwanted movement or snagging
• Provides a finished, vibration-resistant pass-through for electrical leads
• Commonly replaced when the original bushing is cracked, broken, or missing

• One snap bushing

• Disconnect power before servicing electrical components
• Press-fit into the panel hole until the bushing snaps into place; confirm a secure fit
• Replace if brittle, torn, or deformed; do not use a damaged bushing
• Use pliers for removal if needed; avoid forcing or enlarging the hole

Oven rack slide track that guides oven racks in and out smoothly. Replace if your track is bent, broken, or damaged causing racks to stick or wobble.

Wing nuts for ovens and ranges. Used to secure panels, brackets, and internal components. Replace if stripped, corroded, or missing during repair work.

Fix a burner that won't light, won't adjust, or stays on with this range top burner valve. Controls gas flow to surface burners. Moderate DIY repair.

Replace your cracked or broken range valve cover. This protective housing installs over the gas valve assembly to shield internal components from damage.

Replacement roller for oven storage or warming drawers. Needed when drawer wheels are cracked, broken, or missing causing difficulty opening or closing.

Anti-tip bracket secures your range to the wall or floor, preventing forward tipping. Replace if bracket is bent, broken, or missing during installation.

Drawer assembly for ovens and ranges. Replaces broken, cracked, or damaged drawer components. Essential for restoring storage functionality.

This snap bushing is a push-in grommet that secures and protects wiring where it passes through sheet metal openings, helping prevent wire chafing and wear. It's a simple replacement that restores proper wire routing and protection. What it does:

• Holds wiring or harnesses in place at panel openings to prevent rubbing and abrasion
• Cushions wires against sharp edges to reduce the risk of wire damage and shorts
• Maintains correct wire routing to prevent pinching when panels are reassembled
• Common symptom: visible chafed insulation or loose wiring at an opening

• One snap bushing (quantity: 1)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work to avoid shock or injury
• Access the panel or opening where the wiring passes through; remove any retaining screws or clips as needed
• Press the bushing into the hole until it snaps fully into place, then route the wire through the center
• Inspect surrounding wire insulation and replace or repair any damaged wiring before reassembly