Parts for Ge JT1000DF4BB: Control Panel Parts

Fix F2 error codes, dead oven display, or overheating issues. This oven control board manages temperature and cooking modes. DIY-friendly repair.

Fix F96 error code or loud fan noise in your wall oven with this cooling fan blower motor. Moderately difficult repair requiring oven removal.

Fixes loose power connections and electrical arcing in ranges and ovens. This terminal block secures incoming wiring for safe, reliable operation.

Upper air vent channel for wall ovens. Directs airflow in the vent system. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper ventilation.

Upper fan mount bracket for wall ovens and ranges. Secures the cooling fan assembly in place. Replace if bracket is bent, broken, or missing.

Oven not heating or controls not responding? This conduit wire assembly restores electrical connections between components for proper heating and operation.

Flexible 6-foot conduit that routes and protects power wiring for ranges and wall ovens. Replace if cracked, damaged, or missing during installation.

Replacement mounting screw for ranges and ovens. Secures panels, brackets, and internal components. Order when original screw is missing, stripped, or lost.

Replacement mounting screw secures panels, brackets, and controls on ranges and ovens. Needed when original screws are missing, stripped, or damaged.

Black hex washer screw for securing range components like door trim, control panels, and internal brackets. Replace missing or stripped screws during repairs.

A replacement hex nut used to secure appliance components and restore proper fastening. Installs quickly and helps stop loose or rattling parts caused by a missing or stripped nut. What it does

• Secures mounting studs, brackets, or components in place
• Prevents parts from shifting, vibrating, or coming loose during operation
• Replaces a missing, damaged, or corroded nut to restore reliable fastening

• One hex nut

• Disconnect power and gas before starting work
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading, then tighten with the proper-size wrench
• Do not overtighten; snug until secure to avoid damaging studs or threads
• Use replacement only where the OEM hex nut is specified