Frigidaire LGGF3043KFV gas range Parts

Yes. For your Frigidaire LGGF3043KFV gas range, looking up parts by the exact model number is the most reliable way to match compatible replacement parts because it ties the search to your range’s specific configuration and fuel setup. Use the model and serial tag on the range to avoid ordering the wrong part.

Where to find the model number on LGGF3043KFV

We use the model number from the identification plate when matching parts. On this range, the identification plate is on the right-hand surface of the oven front frame; you can access it by opening the storage drawer, warmer drawer, or broiler drawer (depending on your configuration). See the LGGF3043KFV installation guide.

What to write down before you search

• Full model number: LGGF3043KFV
• Serial number
• Lot number or lot letter (if listed)
• Fuel type and gas pressure information shown on the plate (helpful for gas components)

How we recommend searching for parts

Searching by model number narrows results to the correct diagrams and part lists for your range.

• Start with the model number search (LGGF3043KFV)
• Use the symptom to choose the right section (burners, ignition, controls, oven)
• Match the part name and reference number from the diagram
• Confirm the part ID before ordering

Common parts customers look up by model number

These are examples of model-matched parts you may see for LGGF3043KFV:

Symptom	Common part type	Example part for this model
Oven will not heat	Oven igniter	Tappan range oven burner igniter 316489403
Oven temperature off	Temperature sensor	Range oven temperature sensor 316490000
No broil ignition	Broil igniter	Frigidaire range broil igniter 5304506545

Why it matters

Gas ranges can have different burner ratings, fuel adjustments, and control variations within the same product family. Using the exact model number helps us keep your repair safe, compatible, and efficient.

Last updated: February 2026

On the Frigidaire gas range model LGGF3043KFV, the model and serial tag is on the oven front frame behind the lower drawer area. Pull out and open the storage drawer (or warmer or broiler drawer, depending on your configuration) and look along the front frame for the identification plate; see the LGGF3043KFV installation guide.

How to find the identification plate

• Turn all burners and the oven off; let the range cool.
• Pull the storage drawer out fully (or open the warmer or broiler drawer).
• Use a flashlight and look along the oven front frame behind the drawer opening.
• Check both sides of the frame if you do not see it immediately.
• Write down the model number, serial number, and any lot number/letter.

What the tag includes (and what it’s for)

Tag item	Why you need it
Model number	Matches the correct parts diagrams for your exact range
Serial number	Identifies the production run for service and parts compatibility
Lot number/letter	Helps distinguish version changes within the same model
Fuel type and pressure	Confirms how the range was set up from the factory

Why it matters

Using the exact LGGF3043KFV model number prevents ordering the wrong Frigidaire gas range parts (like an igniter, temperature sensor, or control component) and helps ensure proper fit and safe operation.

Last updated: February 2026

A gas odor from your Frigidaire LGGF3043KFV gas range means you should act on safety first, then troubleshoot. The most common causes are a gas leak at a connection, delayed ignition (unburned gas), or restricted combustion airflow.

Immediate safety steps

• Turn all surface burner knobs and the oven control to OFF.
• Do not try to light any appliance.
• Do not touch electrical switches.
• Use a phone outside the home to call your gas supplier and follow their instructions.
• If you cannot reach the gas supplier, call the fire department.

Follow the exact safety wording and installation checks in the LGGF3043KFV installation guide.

Common causes once it is safe to inspect

• Loose fitting at the shut-off valve, pressure regulator, or flexible connector
• Delayed oven ignition (gas flows before ignition)
• Surface burner not lighting promptly due to spillovers or misaligned parts
• Clogged burner ports causing uneven flame and incomplete combustion
• Blocked oven vent or restricted airflow around the base (fresh air is required for proper combustion)

Symptom-to-cause guide

When you smell gas	Most likely cause	Best next step
Strongest near back or lower area	Connection leak	Check joints with liquid leak detector (no flame)
Oven lights late, then “whoosh”	Weak igniter	Inspect igniter and burner flame
One burner clicks but lights slowly	Dirty/misaligned burner parts	Clean and reseat cap/head

Safe checks we recommend (no flame testing)

• Use a liquid leak detector on joints and conduits; never use a match or lighter.
• Verify the regulator service shut-off valve is in the ON position.
• Keep the oven vent and base area clear so combustion air is not obstructed.

Parts often involved in delayed ignition

If the odor happens mainly during oven start-up, a weak igniter is a common fix; see tappan range oven burner igniter 316489403.

Why it matters

Gas odor can indicate a leak or unburned gas from delayed ignition; correcting it protects your home and helps the range ignite and heat normally.

Last updated: February 2026