The FGF368GS is an older Frigidaire gas range listed on Frigidaire support. Oven igniters, burner igniters, door seals and temperature sensors are common repair parts. If you smell gas, do not use any switches; leave the home and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. Gas range repairs involving valves or supply lines should […]

The FGF366EME is an older Frigidaire gas range. Parts catalogs include surface burner igniter and orifice assemblies, which are common service items on gas cooktops of this era. If you smell gas, do not use any switches; leave the home and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. If the oven does not heat, […]

The FFEF3054TS is one of the most common Frigidaire electric ranges in American kitchens. Its most frequent service issues fall into two groups: surface elements and their switches, and oven heating components such as the bake element, broil element and temperature sensor. A surface element that stays on high regardless of the knob setting should […]

On gas ranges like the FFGF3054TS, an oven that will not heat while the cooktop works usually points to the oven igniter. The igniter must draw enough current to open the oven safety valve, so an igniter that still glows can be too weak to let gas flow. If you smell gas, do not operate […]

The FCRE3052AS is a current mainstream electric range. Uneven baking is sometimes blamed on the oven, but rack position, bakeware and preheating time all play a role. If results are consistently uneven, the technician checks the element, sensor and door gasket. Surface elements cycling on and off at lower settings is normal operation for radiant […]

The FCFE3083AS uses front-mounted controls and a convection fan. When a convection fan becomes noisy, the motor or fan blade is checked; it can often be replaced separately from other oven parts. A door that stays locked after self-clean usually unlocks once the oven cools. If it remains locked well after cooling, the lock mechanism […]