Customer Questions and Answers for Drip Pan (Surface Burner) by Ge

This drip pan sits beneath a surface burner to catch spills and boil-overs, protecting the cooktop and making cleanup easier. Replacing a stained or damaged pan helps the burner seat correctly and restores a clean appearance.

• Collects drips and splatters under the burner area
• Shields the cooktop surface from heat and residue buildup
• Provides proper seating/alignment for burner components
• Common signs it's time to replace: rust, heavy discoloration, pitting, warping, or a missing/ill-fitting pan

• Allow the appliance to cool; disconnect power or shut off gas per your model's instructions
• Remove the components above the pan (grate/ burner parts or element, as designed for your model)
• Lift out the old pan, clean the area, and position the new pan with alignment features oriented correctly
• Reinstall components and verify proper seating and operation