General Electric Range / Cooktop / Oven Drip Pan

This left-side grease well collects drips and cooking grease from the cooktop to help keep the range surface cleaner and reduce flare-up risks. Durable formed metal matches the oven's grease-capture channel for reliable fit and function. What it does:

• Captures grease, oils and food drips from the burner area to prevent pooling on the cooktop
• Helps reduce the chance of smoke or minor flare-ups caused by accumulated grease
• Keeps the underside of the cooktop and adjacent trim cleaner for easier maintenance
• Provides the correct contour and mounting points to seat securely in the left grease channel

• Disconnect power and allow appliance to cool completely before servicing
• Remove cooktop or access panels per manufacturer instructions to reach the grease well area
• Slide or fasten the grease well into the left grease channel until it seats; retain or replace any clips or screws as needed
• Clean regularly with warm, soapy water; avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish

The Left Side Double Burner Pan is an OEM replacement part specific to GE gas ranges. This pan sits beneath two burners on the left side of the cooktop to catch and contain flame emissions and spills. The burner pan is prone to warping or damage over many heating and cooling cycles. 

Causes of a bad burner pan include prolonged exposure to intense burner heat as well as accidental damage from cleaning implements or cookware.

Symptoms of a bad left-side double burner pan include:

• Warping or sagging of pan surface causing unstable burner placement
• Discoloration or cracks around burner ports
• Flare-ups and grease spills outside the burner area

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This burner pan fits beneath the surface burner, catching drips and supporting the burner assembly. Replacing a worn pan refreshes the cooktop's appearance and helps protect surrounding components from spills, corrosion, and heat damage.

• Sits under the surface burner to collect spills and splatters
• Supports and helps align burner components for proper seating
• Shields the cooktop well from heat and moisture
• Common signs of wear: heavy rust, pitting, warping, baked-on stains, or persistent burnt odors

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas. Allow the appliance to cool completely.
• Remove the surface components above the pan and lift out the old pan.
• Clean the area so the new pan sits flat and secure.
• Position the new pan and reassemble; verify proper burner/element seating before use.