General Electric Range / Cooktop / Oven Chassis Or Cabinet

This back cover protects the appliance's rear components and wiring, keeping internal parts secure and reducing exposure to dust and debris. It restores the cabinet's finished appearance and helps maintain safe operation. What it does:

• Covers and shields rear-mounted electrical components and connections from dust and accidental contact
• Helps reduce vibration noise and prevents loose parts from rubbing or striking internal components
• Prevents debris and small objects from entering the appliance chassis
• Visible cracks, missing tabs, or warping can allow rattling or expose wiring — replacing the cover restores protection

• One back cover (rear panel) as shown

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before beginning any work
• Typical installation uses screws or retaining tabs; keep removed fasteners for reassembly
• Be careful of sharp sheet-metal edges; wear gloves and eye protection

This oven floor deflector assembly restores proper airflow and heat protection in the lower oven cavity so food cooks evenly and internal components stay shielded from direct heat. It's a direct replacement for a damaged or warped deflector. What it does:

• Redirects and evens oven heat across the lower cavity to improve baking and roasting consistency.
• Shields internal insulation and components from hot bake/broil flames and debris.
• Replaces warped, dented, or missing deflector that can cause uneven cooking or rattling.
• Helps prevent direct flame contact with oven floor and lowers risk of food drippings burning on surfaces.

• One bottom oven and deflector assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance and allow the oven to cool completely before starting.
• Basic hand tools are typically required; follow the appliance service manual for panel removal steps.
• Handle edges carefully—metal parts may be sharp.