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Hold down bracket secures your cooktop burner assembly in place. Replace this bracket if it's bent, cracked, or missing to ensure proper burner stability.
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
Small rubber bumper foot that snaps into cooktop grates to prevent metal-on-metal contact. Replace worn, missing, or flattened bumpers for proper spacing.
If your gas cooktop burner has an uneven or weak flame, this complete burner head assembly restores proper flame shape and stable heating performance.
Burner won't ignite or flame is uneven? This complete burner head assembly restores proper gas flow and ignition. Moderate DIY repair for cooktops.
This part is discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available for purchase.
Replace a cracked, damaged, or missing medium burner cap to restore even flame distribution and proper ignition. Direct-fit part installs in minutes.
Fix uneven flames or ignition problems with a new small burner cap. Restores flame shape and protects the burner head. Simple DIY swap in minutes.
Seals the gap between cooktop surface and spill tray to contain liquids and crumbs. Replace when worn to protect burner components and ignition.
Made by Dacor. One double grate with two burner caps.
Note: Set of 4 pads
Fix burners that won't light or spark continuously with this igniter. Common cause when burners fail to ignite. Moderately difficult installation.
Broken or missing cooktop knob? This burner control knob attaches to the valve stem, restoring smooth flame adjustment. Simple push-on install in minutes.
Replace a worn or missing brass nut securing burner fittings. Restores tight connections in the manifold area. May require pliers or special wrench.
If your gas cooktop burner won't light evenly or flames are uneven, a warped or clogged burner ring is often the cause. This ring restores balanced heating.
Lost or corroded burner ring causing alignment issues? This replacement restores proper burner seating for consistent ignition. Simple swap-out repair.
If your cooktop burner won't ignite or stay lit, a faulty microswitch may be the cause. This small electrical switch signals when controls are engaged.
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