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Supco ES8201 for Electrolux Frigidaire 316238201 Infinite Burner Control Switch

MSRP: KHR331,688.46
KHR130,794.04
(You save KHR200,894.41 )
SKU:
ES8201
UPC:
687152295319
mc_compatible_brands:
Frigidaire, Electrolux, Gibson, Tappan, White-Westinghouse, Kenmore (manufactured by Frigidaire)
mc_compatible_models:
FEF, FGF, GLEF, LGEF, and Kenmore 790-series ranges
mc_cross_reference:
316238201, 2026203, 316238200, AH3504401, EA3504401, AP5325508, PS3504401
mc_part_type:
Infinite surface burner control switch
mc_fixes_symptoms:
Burner won't heat, Burner stuck on high or low, Burner doesn't respond to knob adjustments, Burner cycles erratically, No continuity through switch terminals
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Product Description

Restore precise temperature control to your electric cooktop with the Supco ES8201 infinite burner switch. Designed as a direct replacement for Frigidaire 316238201, this switch regulates the power level to your surface element, allowing smooth transitions between heat settings for optimal cooking performance.


Compatibility

Fits many electric ranges and cooktops from:

  • Frigidaire
  • Electrolux
  • Gibson
  • Tappan
  • White-Westinghouse
  • Kenmore (manufactured by Frigidaire)

Common compatible model families include:

  • FEF, FGF, GLEF, LGEF, and Kenmore 790-series ranges

Always verify your model number before ordering.

Replaces / Cross-Reference

  • 316238201
  • 2026203
  • 316238200
  • AH3504401
  • EA3504401
  • AP5325508
  • PS3504401

Technical Specifications

  • Type: Infinite surface burner control switch
  • Voltage: 240V
  • Amperage: 13A
  • Shaft: Standard D Shaped Shaft
  • Function: Controls power level to surface heating element
  • Style: Push to Turn

Symptoms This Part Fixes

Replace this switch if your range:

  • Burner won't heat
  • Burner stuck on high or low
  • Burner doesn't respond to knob adjustments
  • Burner cycles erratically
  • No continuity through switch terminals

Why This Part Fails

Infinite switches wear out due to:

  • Repeated heating cycles
  • Electrical arcing
  • Moisture or grease intrusion
  • Mechanical wear in the internal contacts

A failed switch can cause erratic burner behavior or complete loss of heat control.

Installation Notes

  • Disconnect power before servicing
  • Remove rear control panel
  • Transfer wires one at a time to avoid miswiring
  • Secure new switch using existing mounting hardware
  • Test burner function across all heat settings

DIY-friendly with basic tools and safety precautions.

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