General Electric Handle

This handle assembly replaces a worn or broken oven door handle so you can open and close the oven safely and with a secure grip. It restores proper door operation and appearance without replacing the entire door. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, loose or missing oven door handle that feels unstable or wobbly
• Provides a secure grip for opening and closing the oven door
• Helps maintain proper door alignment and sealing during use
• Restores the original look of the appliance's front

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle typically mounts with screws from the interior of the door; remove the inner door panel if necessary
• Use the proper size screwdriver; align the handle and tighten screws evenly without over-torquing

This is a black handle assembly designed to replace a worn or broken appliance door handle and restore a secure grip and clean appearance. It matches OEM fit and restores normal door operation when the original handle is damaged. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, loose, or missing door handle to allow safe opening and closing
• Restores original grabbing surface and leverage for everyday use
• Helps eliminate rattling or misalignment caused by a broken handle
• Matches the appliance's original finish for a consistent look

• One black handle assembly

• High-level swap: remove fasteners or retainers holding the old handle, align new handle, and secure with original screws or clips
• Use basic hand tools; avoid over-tightening fasteners to prevent cracking the new handle
• Disconnect power and keep the door supported when removing a handle that requires door disassembly

This latch keeper assembly secures the appliance door for a reliable latch connection and helps restore proper door closing. Replace a worn or broken keeper to stop the door from popping open or failing to engage. What it does

• Provides the capture point for the door latch/bolt so the door stays closed during operation
• Restores proper door engagement when the keeper is cracked, warped, or broken
• Helps prevent cycles from stopping due to a door that won't fully latch
• Fits into the cabinet striker area and works with the existing latch mechanism

• One latch keeper assembly (single piece)

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before beginning any repair
• Access is usually from the front by removing the door trim or the cabinet striker panel — verify your model's disassembly steps
• Inspect the mating latch for wear and replace if both parts show damage