Ge WB63T10034 Bottom False Assembly (Lower Interior Trim) OEM Part

Replaced it with a new one. Had to remove the oven door which was straight forward. The door's a little heavy so be sure to get a good hold and have a place prepared to set the door while you replace the bottom. False bottom simply slides in and out. Reinstalling the door is a little trickier than removing it. Mine was the bottom oven so I couldn't see the hinges align with oven slots. It helped to have some guide the hinges into the slots and confirm they were correctly set.

Replaced all the components listed above. It operates and looks almost like a new oven. I am very happy with the overall results...however, I only ordered 2 racks and now have to get an additional one.

Put in a replacement false bottom. The repair took about 30 seconds after speaking with a customer service person who walked us through the removal of the oven door (very easily, just move down the latch and lift off door). With the new racks which I also replaced the 10 year old oven looks brand new. Note: taking off the door also exposed a lot of areas which needed a cleaning which was easy to do without the door being there.

The repair was pretty straight forward. The replacement part looks great and fits perfectly. The only challenge was getting the oven door back on. The owner manual instructions were incomplete and did not help. I found a utube video that offered a tip from an appliance repairman and finally got it secured.

Bought new ones from AppliancePartPros. These are like the originals. I realized the oven was missing the False Bottom when looking at the assembly drawings on the website. With that assembly, the oven looks newer than ever.