General Electric Range / Cooktop / Oven Chassis Or Cabinet

Bottom burn box replaces the lower gas burner housing in compatible gas ovens, securing the burner assembly and helping direct heat for steady cooking while protecting internal oven components from flame and debris. What it does

• Houses and positions the lower burner assembly to ensure proper flame direction and ignition.
• Channels heat across the oven floor for more even cooking.
• Shields internal components from direct flame, food spills and debris.
• Common symptoms it can address: burner won't stay lit, irregular or uneven heating, visible corrosion or physical damage to the burner area.

• Always shut off gas supply and electrical power before inspecting or replacing gas-oven components.
• Inspect surrounding gaskets, mounting hardware and the burner assembly; replace any damaged parts.
• Follow OEM service instructions and safety guidelines specific to your oven model.

Right hand side

This reflector pan replaces the oven cavity reflector that sits under the bake element to direct heat and protect the oven floor. Restores proper heat distribution and helps prevent direct contact with the element for safer baking. What it does:

• Reflects and redirects heat from the bake element for more even oven temperatures
• Shields the oven floor from drips, spills and debris while baking
• Helps maintain correct bake performance when original pan is bent, corroded or missing
• Reduces risk of direct contact between food/drips and the heating element

• One reflector pan

• Disconnect power to the appliance before any service to avoid shock or injury
• Handle carefully — edges may be sharp; use gloves to prevent cuts
• Typically installs under the bake element; follow your model's service manual for removal and replacement steps
• If corrosion or oven-floor damage is present, inspect surrounding components and replace as needed

This bottom panel replaces the damaged lower oven floor panel to restore proper support and heat protection for cookware and internal components. It helps stop rattling, sagging, and hot spots that can affect bake performance. What it does:

• Provides a stable, heat-resistant surface at the bottom of the oven cavity
• Protects underlying components from spills, drips and direct heat
• Prevents sagging or warped oven floor that can cause cookware instability
• Can reduce rattling or vibration caused by a loose or damaged panel

• Disconnect power to the range before beginning any work.
• Remove oven racks and allow the oven to cool completely.
• Handle edges carefully; use gloves to avoid cuts and protect the finish.
• Installation typically requires removing access screws and aligning the panel into the oven floor supports.

This Back main is the oven's rear chassis panel that supports internal components and protects wiring. It restores structural support and helps prevent contact with hot or moving parts for safe operation. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged or corroded rear oven chassis panel that no longer secures components
• Protects controls, wiring, and electrical connections from heat, debris, and accidental contact
• Helps eliminate rattling or vibration caused by a loose or bent back panel
• Restores proper mounting for internal parts to ensure stable operation

• One Back main rear chassis panel

• Recommended for users familiar with appliance repair; disconnect power before starting
• Handle sharp metal edges carefully and wear gloves and eye protection
• Verify fasteners and grounding are secure when reinstalling internal components