Description
Description
Restore proper cycle selection and user control on your Frigidaire washer with the genuine OEM Part 131761704 control knob. This knob replaces part numbers 131761701 and 131761707 in many models, ensuring a correct fit and authentic appearance. Frigidaire Appliance Parts+1
⚠️ Please check with your maintenance technician prior to ordering to confirm compatibility with your exact washer model number.
Features & Benefits
Features:
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OEM part number 131761704. Frigidaire Appliance Parts+1
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Replaces earlier numbers 131761707 and 131761701. Frigidaire Appliance Parts
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Fits Frigidaire / Electrolux washers requiring this style of rotary knob. HD Supply
Benefits:
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Restores user interface control — If the existing knob is cracked, stripped or non-functional, this replacement ensures you can select cycles accurately.
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Maintains factory look & feel — Using the manufacturer’s genuine part ensures the knob matches the original in color, size, fit and operation.
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Simple inexpensive fix — Instead of replacing larger assemblies, swapping out the knob is a low-cost, high-return repair.
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Avoids mis-fit issues — Using the exact OEM part minimizes risk of looseness, mismatches or poor operation.
Common Symptoms That Indicate Replacement Needed
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The washer knob is loose, stripped, cracked or no longer securely tight on the shaft.
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Cycle settings jump, skip or do not stay selected because the knob doesn’t engage properly.
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The knob is missing or the markings are worn off and you can’t clearly read the cycle selections.
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The parts diagram for your washer shows part 131761704 (or replacements 131761701/131761707) for the knob. Frigidaire Appliance Parts
Compatibility Notes
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This part fits many Frigidaire / Electrolux washers listed to use 131761704 for the control knob. Frigidaire Appliance Parts+1
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Before ordering: verify your washer’s model number and serial number, and check the existing knob’s mounting style, color, and shaft interface to ensure correct match.
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If the timer/control board behind the knob is damaged (e.g., knob engages but cycles don’t change), replacing the knob alone may not fix the underlying issue — a technician evaluation may be required.