looking for replacement coils
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roykelly2
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I find many appliance parts at Repair Clinic. The model number in your picture was not listed but they do carry elements and many other parts for Frigidaire stoves.
Here is an element that looks similar to your picture
https://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Coil-Surface-Element/316442300/1465860
Is size matters:
6 inch https://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Coil-Surface-Element/318372210/1615642
8 inch https://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Coil-Surface-Element/316442301/1465861
Here is an element that looks similar to your picture
https://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Coil-Surface-Element/316442300/1465860
Is size matters:
6 inch https://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Coil-Surface-Element/318372210/1615642
8 inch https://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Coil-Surface-Element/316442301/1465861
Non Heating Surface Element
Most common problem is a loose or broken wire at the element connection, if this is ok you may have a bad element or control switch, if you find out what you need it can be found.
The elements listed in reply #1 are not correct for your range and will not work.
John L.
Most common problem is a loose or broken wire at the element connection, if this is ok you may have a bad element or control switch, if you find out what you need it can be found.
The elements listed in reply #1 are not correct for your range and will not work.
John L.
PartsDr is usually less $ than RepairClinic. Find a suitable item / part number, shop it at all available sources.
I agree with everything John (combo52) stated above.
Over the 60 years that my mom had her 1949 Westinghouse stove, broken wires were re-attached to burners a few times.
Over the 60 years that my mom had her 1949 Westinghouse stove, broken wires were re-attached to burners a few times.
bradfordwhite
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I also agree that broken or loose wires are more likely the problem.
I would take the burner unit out and try it in the spot of one of the burners you know works. If it works there, you'll know it's either the wires or the switch.
I would take the burner unit out and try it in the spot of one of the burners you know works. If it works there, you'll know it's either the wires or the switch.
Or disconnect the wires and test for continuity in the unit.
frigidareu
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RE: Post# 1135616 ,
Those Repair Clinic replacement coils are not the original Frigidaire coils. Frigidaire had unique wide coils on their stoves and cooktops. Check on Ebay. They seem to pop up every once in a while.
Those Repair Clinic replacement coils are not the original Frigidaire coils. Frigidaire had unique wide coils on their stoves and cooktops. Check on Ebay. They seem to pop up every once in a while.
frigidareu
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Just checked on Ebay. There's a few of the original wide coil burners up for sale right now. However, they're a bit pricey.
The small burner, or the large one?
