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Who makes Frigidaire electric stoves?
Frigidaire electric stoves (including the Frigidaire FEFL67DCJ electric range) are made under the Frigidaire brand, which is part of Electrolux. In other words, Electrolux is the parent company behind Frigidaire-branded ranges sold in the U.S.
What this means for parts and service
When you’re shopping for replacement parts or following wiring and grounding instructions, you’ll typically see Frigidaire and Electrolux referenced together. For model-specific installation and safety details, use the installation guide.
- Your range is branded Frigidaire
- The manufacturing parent is Electrolux
- Parts are usually listed under the Frigidaire model number (FEFL67DCJ)
- Installation requirements (anti-tip, grounding, terminal block connections) are model-family specific
- Using the correct model number helps match the right bake element, control switch, or oven light bulb
Quick reference
| Item | For FEFL67DCJ | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Brand on the appliance | Frigidaire | Used for model and parts identification |
| Parent company | Electrolux | Commonly referenced in documentation and support channels |
| Best document for install safety | Installation guide | Covers anti-tip and electrical connection basics |
Why it matters
Knowing who makes the range helps you choose compatible Frigidaire parts and follow the correct electrical and grounding practices for an electric range installation.
Last updated: January 2026
Does Frigidaire make good electric stoves?
Yes. Frigidaire electric ranges like model FEFL67DCJ are a solid choice when you want straightforward cooking performance, widely available replacement parts, and familiar controls. Overall reliability is strong for the price point, especially when the range is installed correctly and maintained.
What “good” usually means for an electric range
We typically see customers judge an electric stove on these practical factors:
- Even baking and broiling (consistent oven heat)
- Cooktop performance (burners heat and cycle normally)
- Simple, durable controls (switches and knobs that hold up)
- Parts availability (elements, switches, lights, seals)
- Serviceability (common repairs are straightforward)
Common wear items (and what they tell you)
Most “range reliability” issues come down to normal wear parts, not the cabinet or frame. If your FEFL67DCJ starts acting up, these are typical fixes:
- Oven not heating evenly: inspect the Frigidaire range bake element 316075103
- Broil not working: check the broil element and its connections
- Surface element stuck on or not heating: a control switch is often the cause
- Oven light out: bulb or socket replacement is common
- Heat leaking or longer preheat: door seal condition matters
| Symptom | Most common cause | Typical fix |
|---|---|---|
| Oven will not bake | Failed bake element | Replace bake element |
| Surface burner won’t regulate | Worn control switch | Replace switch |
| Oven light won’t work | Burned-out bulb or bad socket | Replace bulb or socket |
Installation and safety basics that affect performance
A “good” range can still cook poorly if it is not installed correctly. Your installation instructions call out key items like proper grounding, correct power-cord wiring, and fully engaging the anti-tip bracket.
- Confirm the range is level (helps baking results)
- Make sure the anti-tip bracket is installed and engaged
- Use the correct 3-wire vs 4-wire connection for your home
- Keep the rear access cover installed after wiring
For the exact steps and diagrams, use the installation guide.
Why it matters
When an electric range is installed correctly and you stay ahead of wear items (elements, switches, door seal), you get more consistent temperatures, fewer nuisance failures, and safer day-to-day use.
Last updated: January 2026
How do I reset my Frigidaire electric range?
To reset your Frigidaire FEFL67DCJ electric range, turn the range off and reset power at the home breaker (or unplug it) for about 30 seconds, then restore power. If the oven or surface burners still will not heat, focus next on the electrical supply and wiring connections.
Reset steps (safe, quick checks)
- Set all oven and surface controls to OFF.
- Reset power at the circuit breaker (preferred) for about 30 seconds.
- Restore power and set the clock if needed.
- Test Bake and one surface element on Low first.
- If the range was recently installed, recheck that the range is properly grounded and connected per the installation guide.
If it still will not heat after a reset
A reset clears minor control glitches, but it will not fix a missing leg of power (common after installation) or a failed heating component.
Most common causes
- Incorrect voltage at the outlet (range typically needs 240V; a partial power loss can leave lights working but no heat)
- Loose terminal block connections at the range power cord
- Tripped breaker (some homes use a 2-pole breaker that can trip partially)
- Failed heating part such as the range bake element 316075103 (oven bakes poorly or not at all)
What to check first (in order)
| What you see | Likely issue | Best next step |
|---|---|---|
| Clock/lights work but no heat | Missing 240V leg | Check breaker and outlet voltage |
| Surface elements work, oven does not | Oven heating circuit issue | Inspect bake/broil elements and wiring |
| Oven heats, one burner does not | Surface control or element issue | Check that burner’s switch and element are working |
Why it matters
Electric ranges can appear “on” with only 120V available, but heating functions need full power. Confirming correct electrical connection and grounding prevents repeat failures and helps protect the control components.
Last updated: January 2026
How long do Frigidaire gas ranges last?
Most Frigidaire gas ranges typically last 13 to 19 years with normal household use and basic maintenance. Even though FEFL67DCJ is an electric range, the overall lifespan expectation for a Frigidaire range is similar when it is installed correctly and kept clean and level per the installation guide.
Typical lifespan and what affects it
A range’s service life depends more on usage, cleaning, and installation than the fuel type.
- Heavy daily cooking shortens lifespan; light use extends it
- Spills and grease buildup accelerate wear on controls and wiring
- Proper leveling reduces stress on the oven door and drawer
- Correct electrical connections help prevent heat damage at terminals
- Replacing wear parts early can prevent bigger failures
Common wear items (and when they usually show up)
| Component | What you may notice | Typical timing |
|---|---|---|
| Surface element controls/switches | Burner won’t regulate heat | Mid-life |
| Oven heating elements | Slow preheat, uneven baking | Mid-life |
| Oven light parts | Light out or flickers | Anytime |
| Door seal | Heat leaks, longer cook times | Later-life |
What we recommend for FEFL67DCJ owners
Even though your question is about gas, these steps help your Frigidaire FEFL67DCJ electric range reach the upper end of the lifespan range.
- Keep the cooktop and control area dry and free of grease
- Avoid slamming the oven door; it stresses hinges and alignment
- If baking is weak or uneven, inspect the bake element for blisters or breaks
- Replace failed heating parts with model-matched components such as the Frigidaire range bake element 316075103
- Follow the anti-tip bracket and grounding steps in the installation guide whenever the range is installed or moved
Why it matters
A range that is level, properly grounded, and secured with an anti-tip bracket tends to heat more consistently and avoids preventable electrical and mechanical wear, which directly supports a longer service life.
Last updated: January 2026
