Parts for Frigidaire MGF300PBDF: 03 - Burner Parts

If your range burner won't ignite, stay lit, or adjust flame properly, the top burner valve may need replacement. Restores precise heat control.

Fix burners that won't ignite or spark continuously with this range spark module. Common DIY repair takes 5-15 minutes with basic tools and appliance access.

Replace your cracked, rusted, or clogged gas range surface burner. Mounts on the cooktop to direct gas flow for a steady flame. Easy one-screw install.

Replacement top burner for gas ranges. Installs on the cooktop surface to provide flame for cooking. Order if your burner is rusted, eroded, or broken.

Cable retainer for cooktop installation. Secures wiring harnesses in place. Replace if broken, cracked, or missing to properly organize internal cables.

This pressure regulator controls the gas flow to a range or cooktop, restoring proper burner performance and consistent heat. Replace a faulty regulator to help regain correct flame height and reliable ignition. What it does:

• Regulates incoming gas pressure to the appliance's valves for consistent burner flames
• Commonly linked to low or weak flames, uneven burner heat, or burners that won't maintain a steady flame
• Helps the oven and burners reach and hold set temperatures when functioning correctly
• Works as part of the fuel delivery system between the supply line and appliance valves

• One pressure regulator (1 each)

• Turn off the gas supply and power to the appliance before starting any work
• Handle fittings carefully and use proper pipe-sealing materials where required by the appliance; avoid overtightening
• After installation, perform a gas leak test per local codes and manufacturer instructions

Hex head screw secures regulator brackets and components in ranges and ovens. Replace if missing, stripped, or damaged to restore proper fastening.

Oven won't light even with glowing igniter? Safety valve controls gas flow to burner. Moderately easy repair with gas line disconnect required.

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.