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Sealed gas burner head assembly, 1 BLACK burner head with spark electrode. Rotate assembly counter clockwise to release burner from the main top. *No gasket seal required per manufacturer.

Sealed gas burner head assembly, 1 GRAY burner head with spark electrode. Rotate assembly counter clockwise to release burner from the main top. *No gasket seal required per manufacturer.

Top burner, front

Top burner, rear

Gas oven safety valve

Dual oven safety valve

Gas pressure regulator with fittings and mounting bracket

Valve, top burner

This is a genuine replacement part. Orifice 5303210090 Frigidaire gas burner control valve

This is a genuine replacement Part, The model number and name for the following item: Frigidaire (FRIGB) 5303017715 surface burner cap.

Gas pressure regulator

This is a genuine replacement Part, The model number and name for the following item: Frigidaire (FRIGB) 316059615 gas tube or connector.

This is a genuine replacement Part, The model number and name for the following item: Frigidaire (FRIGB) 316059613 gas tube or connector.

This is a genuine replacement Part, The model number and name for the following item: Frigidaire (FRIGB) 316010903 surface burner cap.

Orifice-top burner, (lp)
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First, ensure the stove is off and cool. Remove the burner grate and cap, then disconnect the burner from the valve. Replace with a new burner, ensuring all connections are secure.
This can be due to a clogged burner port or a faulty ignition switch. Clean the burner and check the ignition switch for functionality. Replace if necessary.
If the burner flame is uneven or doesn't adjust, the control valve might be faulty. Inspect for leaks or stiffness in operation and replace the valve if needed.
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