
Burner trim ring, 8 inches

This is a Genuine Replacement Part,The Model Number and Name for The Following Item: Frigidaire (FRIGB) 5308003114 8 Inch Burner Trim Ring

8 Inch surface element trim ring
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To replace the drip bowls, first remove the burner elements by gently pulling them out. Lift out the old drip bowls, and place the new Frigidaire drip bowls into the openings. Reinsert the burner elements to complete the process.
Damaged or dirty drip pans can cause uneven heating and inefficient cooking. Replacing them ensures efficient heat distribution and keeps your stove looking clean and well-maintained.
It's recommended to replace drip pans every 6-12 months, or when they become discolored or corroded. Regular replacement ensures optimal performance and cleanliness.
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