Burner Drip Pan, Drip Bowl, Burner Bowl

318067017, AP2124665, 1032X124-58, 1032X125-58, 1032X126-58, 1032X127-58, 1032X128-58, 1032X129-58, 1032X130-58, 1032X131-58, 1032X132-58, 1032X133-58, 1032X134-58, 1032X135-58, 1032X136-58, 1032X137-58, 1032X138-58, 1032X139-58, 1032X140-58, 1032X141-58, 1032X142-58, 1032X143-58, 1032X144-58, 1032X145-58, 1032X146-58, 1032X147-58, 1032X148-58, 1032X149-58, 1032X150-58, 1032X151-58, 1032X152-58, 1032X153-58, 1032X154-58, 1032X155-58, 1032X156-58, 1032X157-58, 1032X158-58, 1032X159-58, 1032X160-58, 1032X161-58, 1032X162-58, 1032X163-58, 1032X164-58, 1032X165-58, 1032X166-58, 1032X167-58, 1032X168-58, 1032X169-58, 1032X170-58, 1032X171-58, 1032X172-58, 1032X173-58, 1032X174-58, 1032X175-58, 1032X176-58, 1032X177-58, 1032X178-58, 1032X179-58, 1032X180-58, 1032X181-58, 1032X182-58, 1032X183-58, 1032X184-58, 1032X185-58, 1032X186-58, 1032X187-58, 1032X188-58, 1032X189-58, 1032X190-58, 1032X191-58, 1032X192-58, 1032X193-58, 1032X194-58, 1032X195-58, 1032X196-58, 1032X197-58, 1032X198-58, 1032X199-58, 1032X200-58, PS437596, EA437596

Frigidaire, Electrolux, Kenmore, Gibson, White-Westinghouse, Tappan, Kelvinator, Crosley

FrigidaireCFEF358EB1, CFEF358EB2, CFEF358EB3, CFEF358EB4, CFEF358EB5, CFEF358EB6, CFEF358ES1, CFEF358ES2, CFEF358ES3, CFEF358ES4, CFEF358ES5, CFEF358ES6, CFEF372AS1, CFEF372AS2, CFEF372AS3, CFEF372AS4, CFEF372AS5, CFEF372AS6, CFEF372AW1, CFEF372AW2, CFEF372AW3, CFEF372AW4, CFEF372AW5, CFEF372AW6, CMEF212EB1, CMEF212EB2, CMEF212EB3, CMEF212EB4, CMEF212EB5, CMEF212EB6, CMEF212ES1, CMEF212ES2, CMEF212ES3, CMEF212ES4, CMEF212ES5, CMEF212ES6, PLEF398ACA, PLEF398ACB, PLEF398ACC, PLEF398ACD, PLEF398ACE, PLEF398ACF, FEF352AS, FEF352AW, FEF352BB, FEF352BW, FEF352ES, FEF352FS, FEF352GS

ElectroluxEI30EF35JS1, EI30EF35JS2, EI30EF35JS3, EI30EF35JS4, EI30EF35JS5, EI30EF35JS6, EI30EF45QS1, EI30EF45QS2, EI30EF45QS3, EI30EF45QS4, EI30EF45QS5, EI30EF45QS6, EW30EF65GS1, EW30EF65GS2, EW30EF65GS3, EW30EF65GS4, EW30EF65GS5, EW30EF65GS6

Kenmore79090413900, 79090413901, 79090413902, 79090413903, 79090413904, 79090413905, 79090414900, 79090414901, 79090414902, 79090414903, 79090414904, 79090414905, 79091413900, 79091413901, 79091413902, 79091413903, 79091413904, 79091413905, 79092413900, 79092413901, 79092413902, 79092413903, 79092413904, 79092413905

GibsonGEF358EB1, GEF358EB2, GEF358EB3, GEF358EB4, GEF358EB5, GEF358EB6, GEF358ES1, GEF358ES2, GEF358ES3, GEF358ES4, GEF358ES5, GEF358ES6

White-WestinghouseWEF358EB1, WEF358EB2, WEF358EB3, WEF358EB4, WEF358EB5, WEF358EB6, WEF358ES1, WEF358ES2, WEF358ES3, WEF358ES4, WEF358ES5, WEF358ES6

TappanTEF358EB1, TEF358EB2, TEF358EB3, TEF358EB4, TEF358EB5, TEF358EB6, TEF358ES1, TEF358ES2, TEF358ES3, TEF358ES4, TEF358ES5, TEF358ES6

KelvinatorKEF358EB1, KEF358EB2, KEF358EB3, KEF358EB4, KEF358EB5, KEF358EB6, KEF358ES1, KEF358ES2, KEF358ES3, KEF358ES4, KEF358ES5, KEF358ES6

CrosleyCEF358EB1, CEF358EB2, CEF358EB3, CEF358EB4, CEF358EB5, CEF358EB6

Professional Repair Time: 5-10 minutes
DIY Repair Time: 10-15 minutes
Difficulty Rating: Easy (1/5) — Requires only drip pan removal and installation; no tools required; minimal mechanical skill required

1. Turn off power to the range at the circuit breaker to ensure complete power disconnection.
2. Verify power is off by attempting to turn on one of the surface elements. None of the elements should heat.
3. Allow all surface elements to cool completely if the range has been used recently. Surface elements can reach temperatures exceeding 650°F and cause severe burns.
4. Remove any cookware from the cooktop surface.
5. Take multiple photos of the old drip pan position, orientation, and how the surface element sits on it before removal. Document from multiple angles. This is critical for proper installation.
6. Locate the 6-inch surface element that sits on the drip pan you're replacing (typically the small or medium burner position).
7. Grasp the surface element firmly at the front edge where the coil meets the terminal block.
8. Lift the element straight up approximately 1 inch to disengage it from the drip pan.
9. Pull the element straight out toward you to disconnect the pigtail terminals from the terminal block receptacle. The element should slide out easily—do not force it.
10. Set the element aside on a clean work surface.
11. Lift the old drip pan straight up and out of the cooktop opening. The drip pan should lift out easily.
12. Place the old drip pan on a clean work surface with adequate space for inspection.
13. Inspect the old drip pan for visible damage such as warping, rust, corrosion, heavy discoloration, or burnt-on residue. This confirms the diagnosis.
14. Measure the old drip pan diameter to verify compatibility: approximately 6 inches (6-1/8 inches outer diameter).
15. Inspect the cooktop opening for food debris, grease, or damage. Clean the cooktop opening thoroughly before installing the new drip pan.
16. Clean the terminal block receptacle area with a damp cloth to remove any food debris or grease.
17. Unpack the new 316048414 drip pan from its packaging. Handle carefully to avoid scratching the chrome surface.
18. Verify the drip pan specifications match the old drip pan: 6 inches diameter (approximately 6-1/8 inches outer diameter), chrome-plated steel construction, center hole for terminal block receptacle, support tabs on rim.
19. Compare the new drip pan to the old one to verify the diameter, depth, center hole size, support tab positions, and overall appearance match. Ensure you have the correct replacement part.
20. Inspect the new drip pan for any damage or defects before installation. The drip pan should be smooth, level, and free of dents, scratches, or damage.
21. Verify the chrome plating is intact and the drip pan surface is smooth and reflective.
22. Position the new drip pan over the cooktop opening, aligning the center hole with the terminal block receptacle.
23. Lower the drip pan into the cooktop opening, ensuring it sits flat and level.
24. Verify the drip pan is properly seated in the cooktop opening and does not wobble or tilt.
25. Verify the terminal block receptacle protrudes through the center hole of the drip pan and is accessible for element connection.
26. Verify the support tabs on the drip pan rim are positioned correctly to support the surface element.
27. Position the surface element in front of the terminal block receptacle, aligning the pigtail terminals with the receptacle openings.
28. Insert the pigtail terminals straight into the terminal block receptacle openings. Push firmly until the terminals are fully seated in the receptacle.
29. Verify the terminals are fully inserted by gently tugging on the element. The element should not pull out of the receptacle.
30. Lower the element into position on the drip pan, ensuring the element support tabs rest properly on the drip pan rim.
31. Verify the element is properly seated and level on the drip pan. The element should not wobble or tilt.
32. Verify the element coil does not contact the drip pan at any point. There should be clearance between the coil and the drip pan to allow proper heat circulation.
33. Restore power at the circuit breaker.
34. Turn on the surface element to the medium-high setting to verify proper operation.
35. Verify the element begins to glow red within 30-60 seconds of turning it on. The element should gradually increase in brightness as it heats.
36. Verify the drip pan does not smoke or emit odors during the test. A slight smell from manufacturing oils burning off is normal and should dissipate within 5-10 minutes.
37. Turn off the element and allow it to cool for 5-10 minutes.
38. Verify the drip pan remains level and properly seated after heat exposure.
39. Test cooking with actual cookware (a small pot of water) to confirm proper heating performance and drip pan stability.
40. Monitor the drip pan for 24-48 hours of normal use to ensure it remains properly positioned and functions correctly.

Safety Notes: Always turn off power at the circuit breaker before working on the range. Allow all surface elements to cool completely before handling—surface elements can reach temperatures exceeding 650°F and cause severe burns. Never operate the range with a damaged or warped drip pan. Ensure the surface element is properly seated on the drip pan before operating. This repair requires minimal mechanical skill—if you're uncomfortable with the process, consult a professional technician.

Always measure your existing drip pan before ordering a replacement. Drip pan dimensions vary by burner size (6-inch, 8-inch, etc.). Measure the diameter of your existing drip pan to verify the 316048414 dimensions (6 inches / 6-1/8 inches outer diameter) match your cooktop. An incorrectly sized drip pan will not fit properly and may cause safety hazards.

Clean the cooktop opening before installing the new drip pan. Food debris, grease, or buildup in the cooktop opening can prevent proper drip pan seating and cause the drip pan to sit unevenly. Clean the opening thoroughly with a damp cloth or mild degreaser before installing the new drip pan.

This drip pan is burner-size-specific. The 316048414 is designed for 6-inch small or medium burner positions on Frigidaire and affiliated brand ranges. Always verify your burner size matches before ordering. Using an incorrect drip pan size can result in non-fit or improper element operation.

This is a complete replacement drip pan. The 316048414 includes the full chrome-plated steel drip pan with center hole and support tabs pre-formed and ready for installation. You cannot repair individual components—the entire drip pan must be replaced if damaged.

Drip pan replacement is a simple repair. This repair requires no tools and minimal mechanical skill. The drip pan simply lifts out of the cooktop opening and the new drip pan drops in. Installation typically takes less than 5 minutes per drip pan.

Replace drip pans in sets for uniform appearance. If one drip pan is heavily discolored or damaged, other drip pans of similar age may also be worn. Consider replacing all drip pans at once to maintain a uniform, clean cooktop appearance.

Clean drip pans regularly to extend their life. Food spills and grease buildup on drip pans can cause staining, smoking, and premature deterioration. Wipe up spills promptly and wash drip pans regularly with warm soapy water to extend their life.

This repair restores cooktop appearance and safety. A properly functioning drip pan catches food spills, reflects heat efficiently, and maintains a clean cooktop appearance. Replacing damaged drip pans restores both function and aesthetics.

Check the surface element for wear. If the drip pan is heavily damaged, inspect the surface element for signs of wear or damage. Replace the element if it shows visible breaks, blisters, or gaps.

Verify the drip pan sits level before operating the element. An unlevel drip pan can cause the surface element to sit unevenly, leading to poor heating performance or element damage. Ensure the drip pan is properly seated in the cooktop opening.

The chrome plating is heat-resistant but not indestructible. Repeated exposure to extreme temperatures (above 650°F) or harsh chemical cleaners can deteriorate the chrome plating over time. Use mild cleaners and avoid abrasive scrubbing.

Never use abrasive cleaners on chrome-plated drip pans. Steel wool, abrasive pads, or harsh chemical cleaners can scratch or damage the chrome plating. Use only mild dish soap and a soft cloth or sponge to clean drip pans.

The drip pan should not contact the surface element coil. There should be clearance between the drip pan and the element coil to allow proper heat circulation and prevent damage to the drip pan. Ensure the element is properly seated on the support tabs.

This repair is cost-effective compared to range replacement. The cost of drip pan replacement ($15-30 per pan) is far less than the cost of a new range ($800-2,000+). Replace damaged drip pans promptly to maintain safe cooktop operation and appearance.

Verify the terminal block receptacle is accessible through the center hole. The drip pan's center hole must align with the terminal block receptacle to allow proper element connection. Ensure the drip pan is positioned correctly.

Drip pans are not interchangeable between burner sizes. The 6-inch drip pan (316048414) is designed specifically for 6-inch burner positions. Do not attempt to use it with 8-inch burners—it will not fit properly and may cause safety hazards.

Monitor the drip pan after first use. After installing the new drip pan, use the burner at normal operating temperatures and monitor for proper seating, level positioning, and heat reflection. Address any issues immediately before they affect cooking performance.

This drip pan is compatible with both electric and gas ranges. The 316048414 is designed for use with electric coil surface elements on Frigidaire and affiliated brand ranges. Verify your range type (electric coil) matches before ordering.The drip pan reflects heat upward toward cookware. The chrome surface reflects radiant heat from the surface element upward toward the cookware, improving heating efficiency and cooking performance. A clean, undamaged drip pan maximizes heat reflection.

This repair prevents food spills from reaching range interior. A properly functioning drip pan catches food spills and boil-overs before they reach the range's electrical components, preventing damage, corrosion, and potential fire hazards.

Verify the drip pan does not wobble or shift. After installation, gently press on the drip pan to verify it sits firmly in the cooktop opening and does not wobble or shift. A loose drip pan can cause the surface element to sit unevenly.

The support tabs on the drip pan rim hold the element in position. The support tabs are precisely positioned to hold the surface element at the correct height and angle for optimal cooking performance. Ensure the element rests properly on these tabs.

This repair maintains cooktop safety and performance. A properly functioning drip pan is essential for safe, reliable cooktop operation. Damaged or warped drip pans can cause element misalignment, poor heating, and potential safety hazards. Replace damaged drip pans promptly.

Drip pans can be cleaned in the dishwasher. Chrome-plated drip pans are dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning. However, hand washing with mild dish soap is recommended to extend the life of the chrome plating.

Avoid using oven cleaner on drip pans. Harsh oven cleaners can damage the chrome plating and cause discoloration. Use only mild dish soap and warm water to clean drip pans.

Line drip pans with aluminum foil for easier cleaning. Some users line drip pans with aluminum foil to catch spills and make cleanup easier. However, ensure the foil does not cover the center hole or interfere with element seating. Caution: Foil liners can trap heat and cause warping—use with caution.

Replace drip pans every 2-3 years for optimal performance. Even with regular cleaning, drip pans can accumulate burnt-on residue and discoloration over time. Replace drip pans every 2-3 years to maintain optimal cooktop appearance and performance.

This repair extends range life and maintains resale value. Replacing damaged drip pans promptly maintains the cooktop's appearance and functionality, extending range life and preserving resale value.

• Visible warping or bending of drip pan
• Rust spots or corrosion on drip pan surface
• Heavy discoloration or staining that affects appearance
• Surface element not sitting level on drip pan
• Food debris accumulation that cannot be cleaned
• Smoke or odors from burnt-on residue during cooking
• Drip pan no longer reflecting heat efficiently
• Chrome plating peeling or flaking off
• Drip pan too damaged to clean effectively
• Cooktop appearance deteriorated
• Food spills reaching range interior
• Drip pan does not fit properly in cooktop opening