Frigidaire Professional Series FPDF4085KF - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Good Morning Shane, I see that you are having trouble with your ignitors sparking while the switch is off, and are looking for instructions on how to remove the top of your Frigidaire range, model# FPDF4085KF. First, I do suggest, that for these kind of repairs, you contact a local authorized technician. Second, I don't necessarily have instructions on how to take that plate off, but I have listed below, a link that will give you a parts breakdown of your range. ftp://ftp.electrolux-na.com/ProdInfo_PDF/Lassomption/5995550513.pdf -Best Regards- WP

if you have read your manual stainless doesnt work but your cast should --check with a magnet if it doesnt stick pan wont work but notify company or manufacturer customer service of problem[s] since your unit should be under warranty

If it is the fan under a ceramic flat top, no, because its purpose is to keep the control boards cool. If it is the oven fan, yes no problem.

yes you can, look online for parts and prices, compare to local prices.

https://www.frigidaire.com/Owner-Center/Product-Support--Manuals/?productCode=FGGS3065PF

Press and hold the keypad with the padlock icon until you hear a beep. This should be about 3 seconds. This will toggle the lock on and off. I used the documentation for the Frigidaire FGIC3067MB to check this. On this model, the lock keypad is to the left of the Keep Warm keypad. https://www.frigidaire.com/Kitchen-Appliances/Cooktops/Induction-Cooktops/FGIC3067MB/ . The manual is here: http://manuals.frigidaire.com/prodinfo_pdf/Lassomption/318205604en.pdf . The control panel is shown on page 5 and the lock function is shown on pages 6 and 9. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Try cleaning out the holes in the burner, specially near the spark.

Try cleaning out the holes in the burner, specially closest to the spark.

Good Afternoon Judy, thanks for your post! From what you have described the burner on your Frigidaire cooktop will not shut down and continues to run in simmer mode. I would suggest performing a reset on your cooktop and you can do that by disconnecting power from your cooktop for at least ten minutes. If that does not help alleviate your situation you may need to have a burner switch or control panel replaced and that is not a simple DIY job. If any electrical components need to be replaced I would recommend contacting a professional technician for proper repairs to be completed. This will help you avoid any unnecessary part purchases. I hope this information is helpful. -OOS

Hey Tamara webber, thanks for your inquiry!

I see that you would like to remove the control panel on your Frigidaire range, CFES367DC2. . Regrettably, this is not a simple DIY job. I would highly recommend reaching out to an expert technician to ensure the appropriate replacement part is ordered and is installed correctly to prevent future issues. I hope this information helps to some degree and please do not hesitate to reconnect. -Matt

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Hello Friend, this is Z. Thank you for your post! Based on the symptoms you are describing it appears that your Frigidaire cooktop may possibly have a faulty switch or EOC (electronic oven control). This is not a normal DIY job so you may want to connect with a local servicer to determine the exact diagnosis.

Good Afternoon Hon, I understand that your Frigidaire gas cooktop, model# FGC30S4ASA, is clicking even when the knobs are in the off position. I suggest resetting your appliance, by either unplugging it or shutting the power off at your home's circuit breaker, for 3-5 minutes. Sometimes there can be a miscommunication between the different boards inside your appliance. Restore power and listen for the clicking with the burner knobs in the off position. I ask that you please follow up with a comment on the post, at your convenience, to advise if further troubleshooting is needed or if your appliances status has changed successfully. Hope this is helpful. -Best Regards- WP

could be either one. the best way to troubleshoot this problem is to get to the switch and use a circuit tester on the switched side with the switch turned on to see if you are getting any fluctuation in voltage. if you are getting a steady reading with the switch in the on position, you have eliminated the switch as being your problem, and would then be looking at a possible circuit board problem. hope this is of help to you

Good Morning Friend, I understand that you are having trouble with one of the igniters on your Frigidaire gas cooktop. I see that the igniter kept ticking, which led you to turn off the power to your cooktop. Now that you have had the power off, I suggest turning the power back on to see if it continues to tick. I ask that you please follow up with a comment on the post, at your convenience, to advise if further troubleshooting is needed or if your range status has changed successfully. Hope this is helpful. -Best Regards- WP

This happens when one of the infinite switches short out. The indicator lamp will remain on even though none of the elements are heating up. To figure out which one is defective, gain access to the rear of the switches and remove the wire going to terminal P (Pilot) Restore power and see if the light is out now. Keep doing this to the remaining switches until you find the one where the light stays out with the wire removed after power is restored. Supply model number and we will supply the part number for the infinite switch. Be sure to let us know if it is the 6 or 8 inch burner switch. Good Luck and be careful. Eric

switch thermostate

Here is some trouble shooting tips for me to have you check out. This should help you.


You go to light the burner on your cook top and the spark does not work.
What can the problem be? In most cases the problem will be because the
spark ignition module has gone bad. This spark module is a piece of electronics that produces a harmless electric spark at 2-4 pulses per second. Because the spark is a ultra low amperage spark, it is not dangerous.

A typical spark ignition is usually in a metal box located somewhere under the cook top of your stove or in the back panel of your stove. The easiest way to find this is to simply follow the electric wires that go from the spark ignition box to the spark tip located at each of the burners.

The spark is activated by a switch that is located behind each of the burner control knobs. When one of the switches is turned on, all of the burners spark at the same time.

To troubleshoot the spark ignition you need to determine if the system is wired in series or parallel. If the system is a series system and one is not sparking, then none will spark.
Almost every time if the spark is not working, it is because of a bad switch. To isolate which switch it is, turn each switch till you find the one that does not activate the module to spark. You can confirm this by pulling the two wires off of the switch and touching them together. If you get spark you know that the switch is bad. If no spark happens then either then a wire is bad or the module is bad. If none of the switches cause the module to spark then it is a good assumption that the spark module is bad.

By checking through these procedures you will be able to tell whether your problems are caused by a bad switch, a bad wire, or a bad spark ignition module. You will discover almost every time that the switch behind the burner is the part that needs to be replaced. If this is the case you can go to places like sears, or local appliance store and give them model number and all that fun stuff and they can order it (if not in stock) and you can put it in yourself pretty easily, Thanks , I hope this helps, Mike