General Electric Range / Cooktop / Oven Guide

This rack guide and nut assembly keeps a dishwasher rack aligned and sliding smoothly on its tracks, restoring stable rack movement and preventing the rack from catching or coming off the rail. Simple replacement for worn or broken guides. What it does:

• Repositions and supports the lower (or upper) rack so it slides straight on the track
• Prevents the rack from binding, sticking, or derailing during cycles
• Replaces broken, cracked, or missing guide pieces that allow lateral movement
• Reduces scraping, clanking, and uneven rack travel caused by damaged guides

• Disconnect power to the appliance or turn off the circuit before beginning work
• Remove the affected rack and slide off the old guide to access mounting fastener(s)
• Reinstall new guide in the same orientation; secure nut/fastener snugly but avoid over-tightening
• Test rack movement after installation to ensure smooth operation

This slide and bearing assembly restores smooth, stable movement to a refrigerator drawer. It replaces worn slides that cause sticking, sagging, or noisy operation so drawers open and close properly. What it does:

• Provides the sliding track and bearing surfaces for a refrigerator drawer to glide smoothly
• Prevents drawer sagging or misalignment caused by worn or damaged slides
• Reduces sticking, grinding, or noisy drawer movement
• Helps ensure proper drawer closure and even weight support

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Remove the drawer and any obstructions for clear access; keep track of fasteners
• Compare the new part to the original before installing
• Basic hand tools are typically required

This slide and bearing assembly restores smooth, stable movement to a range or wall-oven rack. It replaces worn sliding hardware so racks move in and out reliably and help keep heavy bakeware supported. What it does:

• Replaces the worn slide and bearing that guide an oven rack for smooth, controlled motion
• Prevents rack binding, sagging, slipping or uneven movement when pulling racks in or out
• Reduces scraping, grinding or rattling noises caused by damaged slide hardware
• Helps keep racks level so dishes sit securely during use

• Disconnect power to the appliance and allow the oven to fully cool before starting
• Remove oven racks and any trim pieces that block access to the slide assembly
• Basic hand tools are typically required; do not force parts or overtighten fasteners

This is the left side guide slide. For right side use WB14K3.

This internal slide is a single replacement rail used to restore smooth guidance and support for a sliding drawer or internal compartment. It prevents sticking and wobbling so the drawer opens and closes reliably. What it does:

• Guides and supports a drawer or compartment for smooth travel
• Replaces worn, bent, or damaged slide hardware that causes sticking or misalignment
• Helps restore proper drawer alignment and load support
• Reduces noise and binding when opening or closing the drawer

• Disconnect power to the appliance and remove any contents before starting
• Basic hand tools typically required; support the drawer while removing/installing the slide
• Align slide fully before tightening fasteners to ensure smooth operation
• Replace with equivalent screws for secure fit

This slider assembly base supports and guides a refrigerator/freezer drawer so it opens and closes smoothly. It replaces worn or broken slider bases to restore proper drawer alignment and movement. What it does:

• Provides the base support for the drawer slide mechanism to ensure smooth opening and closing
• Replaces cracked, broken or worn plastic slider components that cause sticking or uneven travel
• Helps prevent the drawer from falling out or binding during use
• Works with the existing slide/rail hardware to maintain proper alignment

• Disconnect power or remove food and follow manufacturer safety instructions before working in the appliance
• Remove the drawer and any trim to access the slider area; installation typically involves snapping or fastening the slider into place
• Inspect mating slide/rail components and replace any damaged clips or screws for a secure fit