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Popular Electrolux Cooktop Parts
- Fix Number
- FIX471605
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 5304409888
Fixes these symptoms
- Element will not heat
- Little to no heat when baking
- Little to no heat when broiling
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- Fix Number
- FIX16763418
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 5304533520
Fixes these symptoms
- Element will not heat
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Installation Instructions
Chris from Dayville, CT
Burner would not turn on/ hot surface light always on
My issue ended up being more than just the burner, but it was all an easy repair. For about a year the "hot surface" light would stay on long after the cooktop had cooled. Then one day the burner just stopped working. (More on that later but my inexperience led me to just order the burner assuming that was the only problem) The burner I removed was not necessarily bad but the temp sensing element which was made of glass had shattered presumably the reason that light would never turn off. I might have been able to just replace the temp sensing probe but I had the new burner in hand and needed my stove up and running. Two screws hold down the glass surface, then you can raise it just like a car hood. Used a piece of wood to prop it up, there is a brace holding the burners in place. You need to take out the pair to access the burner you want to replace. Make note of the holes everything is screwed/clipped in to so the new one goes in exactly the same. There is a great video on youtube I found when searching for "Frigidaire burner replacement" that was step bystep exactly what i encountered on my repair. Once i got the new burner in I was surprised to find it didn't light. I used an ohm meter to test everything and it all looked good at the burner. I pulled the top back panel behind my controls and found a corroded and broken wire on the controls for that burner. My guess is all that time of that probe being broken caused there to be current through that line and fried the wire. Either way it was a quick splice and the new burner fired right up and has been working great ever since. I was especially happy that the new temp probe was metal and not glass so I hopefully don't run into this problem again.
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- Fix Number
- FIX11775705
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 5304508442
- Fix Number
- FIX11775704
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 5304508441
- Fix Number
- FIX1528719
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 318178110
Fixes these symptoms
- Element will not heat
- Will Not Start
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Installation Instructions
James Del from WOLCOTT, CT
replaced a dead burner
lifted the top of the range by removing two middle screws & the top went right up. I held it up by using a two by four. push out two clips from the burner and once the burner is out from it's holder remove the heat clips and put them on the new burner. piece of cake ; even a computer geek can do it. easy!!!!!!!!
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- Fix Number
- FIX11775706
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 5304508443
- Fix Number
- FIX9495232
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 318242275
- Fix Number
- FIX2364157
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 316558300
- Fix Number
- FIX9495257
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 318569904
- Fix Number
- FIX2581859
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 316555800
Fixes these symptoms
- Element will not heat
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Installation Instructions
Patrice from Kansas City, MO
Inner burner not working-replaced a 316555800 burner
This was a replacement for 316555800. There is a good video on YouTube to replace this. First thing is to unplug or open circuit breaker to kill power. You need to open oven door, remove 2 screws from the top. Then you can lift the top up. You will need to prop the top up so you can remove the burner.Then use a nut driver(or socket) to remove 2 screws from the cross brace holding the burner on. Take the pliers to pinch the tabs holding the burner to the brace. Notice where the tabs are mounted on the burner and install on the new one in the same position(mine were at 9 and 42). The wiring is slightly different on the replacement burner. With the burner face down, and the electrical connecters on the right, the 2 wires at the top will be in the same position on the new one(just facing a different direction-vertical instead of horizontal). Now on the big block, the wires are numbered-1a,1b,2a,2b. The wires will go on the same numerical lug as on the old one. They DO NOT go in the same POSITION as the old one but the wires will reach. Then you can install everything in the opposite order. There were not any helpful instructions that I could find for the replacement burner, so I thought I would write out what I found. Even called the help line and they couldn't help me with the wiring. Hope this was helpful.
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