General Electric Range Chassis Or Cabinet

This replacement burner box bottom is the lower metal housing that supports and protects the range/oven burner assembly and internal components from heat, spills, and debris. Restores proper burner alignment and chamber protection. What it does:

• Provides the lower enclosure that holds and supports the burner assembly
• Shields internal wiring and components from grease, crumbs, and spills
• Helps contain and direct heat away from adjacent parts for safer operation
• Replaces corroded, warped, or damaged panels that can cause burner misalignment or hot spots

• Disconnect the appliance from power and shut off the gas supply before starting work
• Typical replacement requires removing the cooktop/grates and burner components; have basic hand tools ready
• Inspect adjacent gaskets, screws, and mounting clips and replace if corroded or damaged

This bottom burn box is the oven's lower cavity component that directs heat and protects the oven floor from food drips and debris. It helps keep the burner area contained for cleaner cooking and easier cleanup. What it does:

• Channels heat and flame around the lower oven burner for proper combustion in gas models
• Protects the oven floor from spills, grease and falling food that can cause smoke or flare-ups
• Helps maintain even heat flow across the oven bottom for consistent cooking performance
• Reduces direct exposure of the oven floor to flame and hot debris

• One bottom burn box

• Designed to mount in the oven lower cavity; follow your model's service manual for correct orientation
• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before beginning service on gas ovens
• Handle with care—edges may be sharp; wear gloves and eye protection

This bottom burn box fits beneath the oven burner to protect the lower cavity and direct heat. It helps contain drips and debris so the oven heats and cleans more predictably. What it does:

• Shields the oven floor and components from spills, grease and falling food
• Directs heat and flame path for proper burner operation
• Helps prevent soot buildup and reduces flare-ups from drips
• Worn or damaged boxes can cause uneven heating or increased smoke

• Disconnect power and gas supply before beginning any service
• Remove oven racks and the oven floor panel to access the burn box
• Wear gloves to avoid sharp edges; handle the part carefully during removal/installation