Frigidaire 316240600 Gas Range Ignitor Mounting Screw OEM Part

It took a little longer then I was hoping but wasn’t terrible. If the burner is very old at all make sure to get the new screws. Both of mine snapped when trying to remove them. The new one works great.

I have the ignitor assy's and mounting screws for them, but you did not list the screws to mount the burners. Since the old ones are too rusted or stripped out to use, I've had to find new ones elsewhere. Waiting for them to arrive. The repair isn't too difficult. The range top removes quite easily, instructions can be found with a quick google search. Changing out the assemblies will be an easy job. Most difficult task will be to get the stove moved out from the wall far enough to get to the gas shut off. Beyond that, will not be an issue at all.

The parts from ApliancePartsPros.com arrived is record time. I just couldn't believe how fast they came. It was simple to remove the old parts and install the new ones. The stove eye was back to it's old performance in about one hour. My wife was happy to get the most powerful burner back to maximum output. Thanks.

I started to remove the burner orifice screws and did not lubricate them 1st. Therefore I ended up snapping three of the burner orifice nuts off. I tried drilling them out and had no success. With that being said I had to order 3 new burner orifice assemblies. As I read into this more, all I needed to do was to replace the wiring harness, however you still have to remove the burner screws first. With all that being said, I received the 3 burner orifices, a new ignition harness, and new screws. I put all the parts in after reviewing the how to videos and I had success. My best advice to avoid a costly repair such as mine, is to spray penetrating oil on the burner screws before attempting to remove them. My only complaint is that waiting for the last part ordered took over a week. Other than that everything went well. Do yourself a favor and watch the how to videos before proceeding.

I watched the AppliancePro video and ordered the replacement ignitor/orifice assembly which showed up the next day. Changed out the ignitor/orifice tube assembly as shown in the video and reassembled the range, and so far the burner works just fine. I did swap out the orifice in that the new orifice seemed to be slightly smaller in diameter than the existing orifice. For people not used to working on appliances, would suggest taking photos before removing all screws, etc to remember where they go during reassembly. I also did the recommended procedure of spraying WD40 on all the screws two days before the ignitor/orifice tube assembly showed up and used a nut driver to loosen and tighten the screws a couple of times to free them up.