General Electric Range / Cooktop / Oven Hinge Parts

The Door Hinge (Right) is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. It acts as the pivot point allowing the right side of the range door to smoothly and securely open and close.

Causes include normal wear and tear from repeated use, accidental impacts deforming the hinge, or deterioration of spring components.

Symptoms of a bad right door hinge include:

• Resistance felt only when opening/closing the right side of the door  
• Noise, rubbing or squeaking coming from the right hinge area
• Visual bending or damage evident on the hinge itself
• Improper alignment of just the right side causing sealing issues

This OEM replacement is compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and select Kenmore gas range models.

This upper-left hinge assembly secures and guides the refrigerator door, restoring proper alignment and smooth opening/closing. Replace a bent or worn hinge to stop door sag, rubbing, or uneven gaps for a tighter seal and reliable operation. What it does

• Supports the refrigerator door at the upper pivot point to maintain correct alignment.
• Enables smooth door swing and helps the door close fully to preserve internal temperature.
• Commonly replaces hinges that are bent, loose, squeaky, or allowing the door to sag or bind.
• Helps restore an even door gap and reduce stress on lower hinge components.

• Disconnect power and remove stored items from the door before starting.
• Support the door securely while removing/installing the hinge to prevent dropping or damage.
• Use appropriate hand tools; tighten fasteners snugly but avoid over-torquing.

This left-side door hinge secures and supports the appliance door, keeping it aligned for proper sealing and smooth opening. Replacing a worn hinge restores correct door fit and helps prevent gaps or uneven closing. What it does

• Supports the door's weight and guides its swing on the left side
• Maintains proper door alignment to preserve the seal and internal temperature
• Reduces sagging, rubbing, or binding when opening and closing
• Helps eliminate unusual door noises caused by worn pivot points

• Disconnect power before starting and remove food/shelves as needed to safely access the hinge
• Support the door while removing or installing the hinge to avoid damage or injury
• Use the correct tools and tighten fasteners securely but avoid over-torquing
• Handle carefully if the door has glass panels or wiring.