General Electric Cooktop Parts

I wrote this short article on my repair procedure. I hope that you'll be able to use it. Replacing Drip Pans in a Sealed-Burner Gas Cooktop or Range Sealed burner drips drip pans (burner bowls) are attached to aluminum burners with steel screws that can corrode and bond into the aluminum, thereby making it impossible to remove the screws with a screw driver. Years of boil-overs that leave liquid trapped in the hot, moist environment under the burner trim rings increase the rate of... Read more

Ordered new one. Read more

The drip pans I ordered fit my stove perfectly. I was extremely happy. I had tried drip pans from Wal Mart and Lowe's and they wouldn't sit right in the stove. Read more

Went well. Read more

The burner caps were the right color & the right fit. The price was lower than all the other places I tried. Great place to buy your parts. Read more

Replaced spark module and all electrodes/igniters. Read more

Burners were an exact match for the originals and the pans fit perfectly. Vastly improved the appearance of an old cook top and allowed us to to not have to replace it before our home goes up for sale. Read more

I repaired the problem by replacing the Power Board assembly and the daughter relay board. Not sure which one was the problem. Since I had it apart I replaced both. So far the unit is working like new. Everything was plug in, so I didn't have to worry about complex wiring. I took pictures prior to disassembly to make sure I got the reassembly right. Worth the effort to fix it- very satisfying. Read more

Disconnected ( already tripped) breaker in the panel. Lifted cooked top unscrewed the glass top and set aside. I took the picture of the wires connected to the control on my ipad and replaced broken control. reconnected the wires as per picture. Cleaned the greased glass top and replaced the infinite switch seal for the broken control. Then reinstall glass top back on the cooktop and put the cooktop back in in place. Enable breaker in the panel and now i have good working cooktop again. ( do... Read more

I examined the inner burner heads and determined that two of the most frequently used burners were warped and were not making good contact with the burner base. It's a GE Profile series stove about 10 -12 years old. I checked the GE Parts website, and they wanted almost $100 for the large burner head but didn't even have the small one at all, saying it was no longer available. By Googling the parts numbers, I found Appliance Part Pros, and they had both burner heads available. They were still a... Read more

AppliancePartsPros identified problem and needed parts. Repairman installed new spuds. Read more

My 1984 GE Electric Stove model number was very close to an another entry, but not actually in appliance repair pros' model numbers list. But my burners looked and measured the same for the near entry number, and the surface unit control switch looked very similar. I decided to take a chance and ordered 2 of each.. (Actually I wouldn't have needed new burners but an earlier "repair guy" took 2 of my burners and never returned - and no one could find him!) It turned out the new burners fit... Read more

My cooktop repair was a total success from start to finish. I reviewed and later followed the APP repair video, which helped me decide if I wanted to tackle the repairs and guided me right before I started. The APP phone staff member was very helpful verifying the parts I had identified online using the model number of my older GE Profile cooktop to locate and view the correct online exploded view diagram. I told him it was a pleasure working with him. The parts arrived within 3 days of... Read more

I bought new parts, but in black, so that any future staining over time would not be as noticeable. I was able to find everything I needed through AppliancePartsPros.com, and even though I only paid for economy delivery (3-6 working days), I was amazed that they turned up within 24 hours of my order being submitted! Replacing the parts was a 3 minute job, & my 14 year-old Kenmore cooker looks brand new. Read more

I surfed the Web on " How to repair glass top stove burner that wouldn't heat". I found out how and what to check for a problem with the element.I found what I needed to know and how to trouble shoot.This was easier to repair than I thought it would be. Read more

I bought the replacement drip bowl - large and the rubber gasket which was delivered quickly. Specific steps: 1)turn off electricity to cook top 2) remove burner grate, burner cap and collar 3) remove two Philips head screws near center hole 4)lift out drip bowl and reach under it to remove electric plug to igniter. Note how old gasket fits on drip bowl. 5)take out retaining clip on igniter and remove igniter 6)clean up surface where new drip bowl will contact cooktop 7)stretch new rubber... Read more