Frigidaire Sensor & Thermistor Parts

Furnace flame sensor with wire harness

OEM Part - Manufacturer #903600

Oven temperature sensor *May require cutting and splicing wire connector from old sensor onto new sensor with porcelain wire nuts

OEM Part - Manufacturer #316217008

Watch our “Part Testing” video to determine if the oven sensor is defective or is not functioning properly and needs to be replaced.

Flame sensor

OEM Part - Manufacturer #632484R

Oven temperature sensor

OEM Part - Manufacturer #316217002

Watch our “Part Testing” video to determine if the oven sensor is defective or is not functioning properly and needs to be replaced.

Temperature sensing thermistor with short harness

OEM Part - Manufacturer #240597203

Oven temperature sensor

OEM Part - Manufacturer #5304504897

Dryer thermistor. This thermistor should read approximately 50,000 (50K) Ohms of resistance at 77 degrees Fahrenheit. *Note that it is not in the heating circuit so it likely will not be the cause of a dryer heating problem. It can however effect cycle times or cause a fault if defective.

OEM Part - Manufacturer #134587700

Thermistor assembly with long harness. Includes both the freezer and refrigerator thermistors

OEM Part - Manufacturer #242278801

Oven sensor *Connector could be different than original. If so cut & splice wires together with porcelain wire nuts.

OEM Part - Manufacturer #316490001

Watch our “Part Testing” video to determine if the oven sensor is defective or is not functioning properly and needs to be replaced.

Thermocouple kit

OEM Part - Manufacturer #632183R

Flame sensor for gas dryer

OEM Part - Manufacturer #5303281135

Moisture sensor

OEM Part - Manufacturer #134786100

Oven temperature sensor. This part may be different than your original. Instructions are included to help with the repair. See below for a brief set of instructions

OEM Part - Manufacturer #5304497424

These instructions only apply if the connector piece is different than your original.<br>Prior to cutting the leads, please check the length of the wire you need.<br>1. Cut the leads on your original sensor and the replacement sensor. Be sure to leave enough length to strip and splice the new probe and original connector together.<br>2. Strip the insulation, or wire cover, back approximately 1/4 inches on the new probe and original connector.<br>3. Twist the ends of your new probe and original connector together<br>4. Use a wire nut, or another high heat fastener to cover your exposed wires.<br>5. Install your new oven probe and re assembly your oven.