Frigidaire Touch Pad

Replace your range's control panel touch pad if it's cracked, faded, unresponsive, or damaged. Restores the appearance and functionality of your oven's interface.

This backguard panel restores the white trim behind the range controls for a clean, finished appearance and protects the wall from heat and splatter. It replaces a bent, cracked, chipped, or faded backguard to refresh the cooktop area. What it does:

• Covers the rear control area and helps block heat and food splatter from reaching the wall
• Restores the appliance's original appearance when the backguard is dented, cracked, or paint-worn
• Provides the mounting surface and openings for control components and trim
• Useful when the existing backguard is loose, bent, or missing

• One white backguard panel

• Disconnect power to the range before starting any work
• Removal typically requires taking off control knobs and unscrewing fasteners that secure the backguard; handle sharp edges carefully
• Some installations may require temporarily moving or disconnecting control components

Color: White

This manifold panel is the front trim piece that secures and finishes the manifold area on compatible refrigerators, restoring a clean appearance and protecting internal valves and connections from damage. What it does:

• Provides a finished cover for the manifold area and hides internal valves and tubing
• Secures manifold components in place and maintains proper alignment
• Helps prevent accidental contact with water/valve connections
• Common symptom: cracked, broken, or missing panel that leaves components exposed or looks damaged
• Common symptom: loose or warped panel that rattles or doesn't sit flush

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any repair
• Remove any exterior trim or housings to access the manifold area; handle plastic clips and tabs carefully to avoid breakage
• Align locator tabs and snap or fasten the panel into place; do not force or modify mounting points
• If routing water lines or valves, reattach water supply, then check for leaks before restoring power