Parts for Ge JB256RT2SS: Body Parts

Replacement front frame bumper that cushions and supports the appliance's front frame or door trim, helping reduce vibration and prevent metal-on-metal contact—restoring a secure, quiet fit for the door or trim assembly. What it does:

• Cushions the front frame/door trim to prevent wear, chipping, and metal rubbing.
• Helps align and stabilize the door/frame for proper closing and fit.
• Reduces rattling and vibration noise during operation.
• Commonly replaced when the door feels loose, rubs against the cabinet, or makes noise.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair.
• May require removal of the door trim or front panel—use basic hand tools and keep fasteners organized.
• Seat the bumper fully in its mounting location; avoid forcing or deforming the part.

This terminal block assembly provides a secure, insulated connection point where the appliance's incoming power leads join the internal wiring harness. Replacing a damaged or heat-worn block restores reliable power flow and helps prevent overheating at the connection. What it does:

• Connects incoming line, neutral, and ground conductors to the internal wiring
• Provides an insulated barrier to prevent shorts at the power-entry point
• Helps resolve no power or intermittent power issues
• Addresses visible heat damage, melted terminals, or burning odor at the cord connection

• 1 terminal block assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Photograph existing wiring and transfer one wire at a time to maintain correct positions
• Tighten terminals securely; replace any overheated ring lugs or damaged wiring
• Ensure no bare copper is exposed and reinstall any covers or shields before restoring power

This guard terminal protects and covers exposed wire terminals to help prevent accidental contact and shorting. It's a simple replacement that restores the original terminal protection for safe operation. What it does:

• Covers and insulates exposed appliance wire terminals to reduce risk of shorts and arcing
• Helps prevent accidental contact with live terminals during use or service
• Commonly replaced when terminal guard is cracked, melted, or missing
• Restores proper routing and protection of terminal connections

• One guard terminal

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing terminals
• Remove any panels necessary to access the terminal area; avoid stressing wires or connectors
• Verify the guard aligns with the terminal block and secures over the exposed terminals
• If terminals or wiring show heat damage or corrosion, replace those components.

This bracket mounting terminal secures the appliance's main electrical terminal block to the cabinet, keeping wiring stable for a safe, reliable power connection. It's a direct-fit replacement where terminal block support is damaged or loose. What it does

• Physically mounts and supports the main terminal block so incoming power wires stay secure
• Keeps wiring strain-relieved to reduce the risk of loose connections or arcing
• Restores a stable electrical connection when a broken or bent bracket causes intermittent power or poor contact
• Helps prevent overheating at the terminal connection by maintaining proper alignment

• One bracket mounting terminal

• Disconnect all power before servicing; lock out and tag if needed
• Use basic hand tools; avoid overtightening terminal screws to prevent damage
• Inspect wiring and terminal block; replace any damaged wires or connectors when present

This rubber grommet cushions and seals a panel opening to protect wires, hoses or tubing from chafing and vibration. It helps prevent wear and keeps wiring routed cleanly through metal or plastic panels. What it does:

• Provides a protective, vibration-dampening barrier where wiring or tubing passes through a hole
• Helps stop chafing that can cause exposed insulation or hose damage
• Reduces noise from vibration where parts contact a cabinet or chassis
• Keeps the opening sealed against debris and light moisture intrusion

• One rubber grommet as shown

• Disconnect power and water before accessing panels
• Inspect the opening and mating surfaces; remove rust or sharp edges before installing
• Press grommet into the hole until fully seated; ensure wiring or tubing is routed without pinching
• Replace grommet if torn, hardened, or deformed; use only the specified size for a secure fit

This is a right-side guide support that secures and aligns a sliding component so drawers or shelves operate smoothly and stay on track. Replaces a worn or broken guide support to restore proper movement and seating. What it does:

• Holds the right-side guide rail or track in place so the drawer or shelf slides evenly
• Prevents the drawer or shelf from sagging, binding, or falling off the track
• Restores proper alignment when the original guide is cracked, broken, or worn
• Works with the existing rail, clips, and mounting hardware to maintain smooth travel

• Disconnect power or unplug the appliance before accessing internal components
• Access may require removing the drawer, shelf, or front panel—use basic hand tools
• Inspect related clips, rails, and fasteners and replace any damaged pieces for best results

This bracket base is a replacement support bracket that secures and stabilizes appliance components, helping restore proper alignment and reduce movement. Use it to replace a cracked, bent, or missing base bracket for safe, stable operation. What it does:

• Provides a sturdy mounting point to secure panels, assemblies, or controls
• Restores proper alignment when a worn or damaged bracket allows shifting
• Helps eliminate vibration or rattling caused by loose support hardware
• Prevents further wear by re-establishing correct component positioning

• One bracket base

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Verify orientation and fastener locations against the appliance diagram before removal
• Use the correct size screwdriver or socket to avoid stripping fasteners
• Handle edges carefully and wear gloves; replace any damaged fasteners or clips

This support base is the structural mounting piece that secures the appliance cabinet and helps keep components aligned for stable operation. Replacing a worn or damaged support base restores proper cabinet support and reduces vibration. What it does:

• Provides a stable mounting point for the appliance cabinet and internal components
• Helps maintain alignment of panels and doors for correct sealing and operation
• Reduces excessive vibration and rattling caused by a broken or cracked support
• Prevents further wear to adjoining parts by restoring proper support

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before beginning any repair.
• Inspect surrounding clips and fasteners; replace any damaged hardware for a secure fit.
• Some models may require partial disassembly of the cabinet to access the support base.

This replacement leveling leg threads into the base of your range to stabilize the cabinet and adjust height. Replacing a damaged or missing foot stops rocking and restores a level, safe installation. What it does:

• Threads into the base to support the appliance and provide leveling adjustment
• Helps correct wobble, rocking, or uneven gaps when the unit is out of level
• Helps maintain proper door alignment and safe anti-tip engagement when adjusted correctly
• Replaces leveling feet that are broken, stripped, or missing

• One leveling leg

• Disconnect power; for gas ranges, also shut off the gas supply
• Protect flooring; carefully tilt or raise the appliance to access the leg
• Unthread the old leg; hand-thread the new leg and adjust until level front-to-back and side-to-side
• For freestanding ranges, the anti-tip bracket is fully engaged before use

The Range Leveling Leg is an OEM replacement part for GE ranges and ovens. It is designed to provide stability by allowing the appliance to be leveled on uneven floors. The leveling leg helps ensure the range sits securely, which is critical for even cooking and safe operation.

Over time, leveling legs can become damaged or worn due to frequent adjustments, heavy appliance movement, or environmental factors such as rust or corrosion. This can compromise the range's stability and cooking performance.

Symptoms of a bad leveling leg include:

• The range rocking or wobbling during use
• Difficulty achieving a level cooking surface
• Uneven cooking results due to improper range positioning
• Visible damage to the leveling leg

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Drawer Support is an OEM part for GE ovens. This component provides structural stability and support to the oven drawer, ensuring it slides in and out smoothly and securely holds baking pans and other items stored within.

Causes of a bad drawer support can include regular wear and tear, excessive weight placed on the drawer, or physical damage from impacts or misalignment.

Symptoms of a bad drawer support include:

• Difficulty in opening or closing the oven drawer
• The drawer sagging or appearing misaligned
• Unstable or wobbly drawer when in use
• Noise or friction when sliding the drawer

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This is a replacement screw used to secure appliance panels and small components. It restores proper fastening and helps eliminate loose parts, rattling, or misaligned panels for a tight, safe fit. What it does:

• Secures panels, trim, brackets, or small assemblies to restore proper alignment
• Stops rattling or vibration caused by missing or loose fasteners
• Provides the correct threaded fastening where the original screw is lost or damaged
• Matches OEM fastening function for reliable reassembly

• Disconnect power or unplug the appliance before starting any repair
• Use the correct screwdriver or driver bit to avoid stripping the head
• Thread the screw in by hand first, then tighten snugly—do not overtighten to avoid stripping or cracking
• Keep small parts away from children and pets during installation

The Oven Light Lens is an OEM part for GE ovens, designed to protect and cover the oven light bulb. It allows for a clear view of the oven's interior, making it easier to monitor the cooking progress without opening the oven door, thus maintaining a consistent temperature.

Over time, the oven light lens can become discolored or cloudy from exposure to high temperatures, grease, and food splatters, which can diminish its effectiveness. Additionally, accidental bumps or cleaning can lead to cracks or breaks in the lens.

Symptoms of a bad Oven Light Lens include:

• Diminished light output, making it hard to see inside the oven
• Cracks or damage to the lens itself
• Discoloration or cloudiness that cannot be cleaned off
• The lens becoming loose or falling off

This OEM GE  part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This bail is the replacement door/handle support used to secure a handle or attach components to an appliance door or panel. It restores a stable grip and proper attachment when the original bail is cracked, bent, or missing. What it does

• Replaces a worn, broken, or missing bail that supports a door handle or accessory
• Restores a secure connection so the handle or component doesn't wobble or detach
• Helps prevent further damage from a loose or improperly supported handle
• Fits into the existing mounting points to re-establish proper alignment

• One replacement bail

• Disconnect power and remove any removable panels or doors before starting
• Use basic hand tools; retain original screws and fasteners unless damaged
• Align bail with existing mounting holes and secure without over-tightening

This wiring divider secures and separates appliance wiring harnesses to keep wires routed away from moving parts and sharp edges, reducing the chance of chafing and intermittent electrical problems while simplifying service access. What it does:

• Holds and separates wiring bundles to prevent rubbing, pinching, or contact with hot or moving components
• Helps maintain reliable electrical connections by keeping wires organized and strain-relieved
• Reduces risk of shorts or intermittent faults caused by damaged insulation
• Makes panel removal and reassembly neater and faster for servicing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Remove the appropriate access panel to reach the wiring harness routing area
• Position the divider to guide the harness away from edges or moving parts; secure harness in the divider slot or clip as shown in OEM diagrams
• Inspect nearby wiring and connectors for damage; replace any frayed or compromised wires before restoring power

This latch assembly secures and releases the oven door as designed, including during self-clean on many models. Replacing a worn latch restores proper door engagement so cycles start reliably and the door locks when required.

• Engages the door strike to lock and unlock the door
• Supports the self-clean safety interlock on applicable ranges
• Helps resolve issues like a door that won't lock/unlock or a latch that sticks/feels loose
• Clears control errors related to door lock status

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) and allow the oven to cool completely
• Access the latch from the control area or beneath the cooktop/top panel, per model
• Note spring/linkage routing; transfer reusable hardware and align the latch with the door strike
• After reassembly, hand-check smooth latch movement and verify lock/unlock operation

The Bake Element is an OEM replacement part for GE electric ranges. It is the internal heating element located at the bottom of the oven cavity that provides heat for baking and convection cooking functions. This heating element measures 17 1/2 x 18 1/2 inches.

Causes of a bad bake element include failure due to normal wear and tear over extended use. Exposure to spills or splatters inside the oven can potentially damage heating coils or insulators.  

Symptoms of a bad bake element are:  

• Inconsistent or uneven baking temperatures
• Element does not heat up or turns red but puts out no heat  
• Buzzing/humming sounds from beneath oven cavity
• Failure of oven to operate or preheat as expected

This OEM part is also compatible with ranges sold under the Hotpoint, RCA and some Kenmore brands. 

This broil element support bracket secures the upper heating element to the oven cavity, maintaining proper spacing and alignment. Replacing a damaged or missing support restores stable mounting and helps prevent sagging or arcing.

• Holds the broil element in position at the top of the oven
• Maintains safe clearance from the liner to reduce shorts/sparking
• Helps promote even broiling by keeping the element level and centered
• Common symptoms include a broken/missing support, a sagging or loose element, rattling, or scorch marks near the mount

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove oven racks; support the broil element while removing the existing support and screw
• Position the new support and secure it with the mounting screw; do not overtighten
• The element sits level with adequate clearance before restoring power and testing

The Oven Broil Element is an OEM replacement part for GE ovens. It is located in the upper portion of the oven cavity and is responsible for generating intense heat for broiling foods. This element provides even heat distribution, ensuring proper cooking and browning of food during the broil cycle.

Over time, broil elements can wear out or fail due to frequent use, high temperatures, or electrical issues. A damaged element will affect the oven's ability to broil properly.

Symptoms of a bad broil element include:

• The broil function not working or producing insufficient heat
• Uneven browning or cooking of food during broiling
• Visible damage, such as breaks or blisters on the element
• Sparking or tripping of the circuit breaker when the broil setting is used

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This back cabinet cover replaces the lower rear outer panel that protects internal components and helps keep the appliance stable and secure. Restores proper enclosure and helps reduce debris entry and incidental noise. What it does:

• Covers and protects motors, wiring, and components at the appliance's rear
• Helps prevent dust, lint, and small objects from entering internal areas
• Restores proper airflow routing and reduces rattles caused by a missing or damaged panel
• Improves appliance appearance by replacing cracked, bent, or broken rear trim

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Remove access screws or fasteners securing the old panel; retain hardware if reusable
• Handle the cover carefully to avoid bending or damaging mounting tabs

This anti-tip bracket assembly helps secure a freestanding range to the floor or wall to reduce the risk of the appliance tipping forward. It provides a simple, permanent mounting point to improve stability and user safety. What it does:

• Secures the range's rear/base to the floor or wall to help prevent forward tipping
• Reduces risk of the range sliding or shifting when doors or drawers are opened
• Addresses symptoms like an appliance that tilts or feels unstable when weight is applied to the door
• Required safety hardware for proper installation after moving or servicing a range

• Turn off power (and gas if applicable) and disconnect the appliance before moving it to access the mounting location
• Slide the range forward carefully to access the installation area; use safe lifting practices or have an assistant
• Fasten bracket to floor or wall per the appliance's installation instructions and local codes using appropriate hardware
• Verify the range is seated onto the bracket and check stability before returning the appliance to normal use

This receiver hinge is the fixed bracket in the oven frame that the door's hinge arm locks into. Replacing a worn receiver helps the door close squarely and seal correctly for safe, efficient cooking.

• Anchors the door hinge arm to the oven frame
• Keeps the door aligned and supported during opening and closing
• Wear or damage can cause a door that won't close fully or sits uneven
• May lead to heat escaping or a loose, wobbly door feel

• Disconnect power; if a gas range, shut off gas and allow the unit to cool completely
• Remove the door to access the hinge receivers in the frame
• Install the new receiver in the same orientation; ensure the hinge arm is fully seated
• Check door alignment and closure before returning to service