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FEC6X9XESA Frigidaire Cooktop - Overview

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SCREW – Part Number: 5303323137
$20.85
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SCREW
Part #5303323137
Dual Infinite Switch Kit – Part Number: 903057-9010
No Longer Available
Dual Infinite Switch Kit
Part #903057-9010
This switch controls the stove top surface burner.
KNOB – Part Number: 318164500
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SCREW – Part Number: 5303300265
$25.25
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SCREW
Part #5303300265
Bushing – Part Number: 318148900
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Bushing
Part #318148900
SPACER – Part Number: 318531702
$18.22
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SPACER
Part #318531702
KNOB-SURFACE UNIT – Part Number: 318016301
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KNOB-SURFACE UNIT
Part #318016301
LAMP – Part Number: 5303297484
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LAMP
Part #5303297484
SCREW – Part Number: 5304501948
$13.92
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SCREW
Part #5304501948
SPRING – Part Number: 318122006
$57.38
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SPRING
Part #318122006

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Burner eye would only produce High Heat on all settings
9 of 28 people found this instruction helpful.
  • scot from keller, TX
  • A Bit Difficult
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers
Ordered a new Surface Burner Switch to replace the failed unit.
When I opened the burner lid, I could see the insulation on all the wiring for the burners had fallen apart and wiring was exposed. The wiring for all 4 burners was exposed as the insulation had deteriorated and fallen off over 80% of the circuits. It was just blind luc k there was not a fire or an electrical failure on a grand scale. I replaced the wiring and burner connection assemblies as they also showed signs of age and deterioration.
Had the switch not gone bad, forcing me to look into the wiring assemble, there very likely would have been an electrical fire. In a 220 volt appliance, electrical fires are a lot more excitement than I need.

Scot Hooper
Keller Texas
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