Amana Wall Oven Panel Parts

This burner box is the under-top housing for an electric cooktop or range. It supports the surface heating elements and mounting hardware, restoring proper element alignment, stability, and safe operation when the original housing is bent, corroded, or damaged.

• Supports and positions the surface heating elements beneath the cooktop
• Provides mounting points for element brackets and component supports
• Helps keep elements level and secure for consistent heating performance
• Common symptoms: loose or sagging elements, rattling/vibration from the cooktop area, visible warping or corrosion, difficulty fastening element hardware

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Lift/remove the cooktop to access the burner box; sheet-metal edges can be sharp—wear cut-resistant gloves
• Transfer elements, brackets, and wiring to the new box in their original locations; take photos for reference
• Ensure wiring is routed clear of hot surfaces and all fasteners are secure before reassembly and testing

This panel forms the floor of the oven, sitting above the bake element or burner to shield it from spills and provide a smooth, stable surface. Replace a warped or damaged panel to help maintain proper heating and easier cleanup. What it does:

• Forms the oven floor above the bake element or burner
• Shields the heat source from drips and debris to help prevent scorching and odors
• Supports designed airflow and heat distribution in the cavity
• Common replacement signs: warped or dented panel, rust or chipped finish, smoke/odors from spills beneath the panel, or uneven baking results

• 1 oven bottom panel

• Disconnect power (and shut off gas supply for gas ranges) before servicing; allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove oven racks; release front fasteners or clips and lift the old panel out of the rear tabs (method varies by model)
• Seat the new panel into rear tabs, align the front edge, and secure as originally installed
• Verify the panel sits flat and clear of the bake element or burner before reassembling

This Oven Bottom forms the floor of a gas oven cavity. Positioned above the bake burner, it shields the burner/igniter from spills while providing a smooth, removable surface that helps direct heat and is easier to clean.

• Covers and protects the bake burner and igniter assembly
• Helps channel heat and airflow across the oven cavity
• Catches drips and debris; removes for periodic cleaning
• Typical failure signs: warped or rusted panel, flaking finish, burnt-through spots, or persistent smoke from baked-on spills

• Allow the oven to cool completely; wear cut-resistant gloves—edges may be sharp
• Disconnect power and turn off gas supply before servicing
• Remove racks; release rear screws or tabs per your model, lift and slide the old panel out; seat the new panel under the front lip and secure
• Restore power and gas, then verify proper fit and clearance

This is the oven bottom panel. It forms the floor of the oven cavity above the burner or heat source, helping protect internal components and provide an even, easy-to-clean surface for baking and roasting.

• Shields the burner/heat source and directs heat within the oven cavity
• Provides a stable surface for cookware and catches drips/spills
• Common fix when the oven floor is warped, rusted, stained, or damaged
• Helps if you notice hot spots, smoke from baked-on spills, or difficulty cleaning the oven floor

• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool completely before service
• Remove oven racks; release any hold-down screws/clips securing the panel
• Lift out the old panel and set the new panel flat and fully seated
• Reinstall fasteners and racks; test for proper fit before use