General Electric Range Parts

I ordered new burner. New terminal block and new switch. Unplug appliance. Removed switch panel. Had 6 star screws and two Philips head screws. Removed switch and remember to keep all screws because you need to reuse them. Also suggest taking a picture of wiring so you remember were to plug them back in on switch. All in all. It's a very easy fix. You can save yourself literally a hundred or more dollars. By doing it yourself. As you remove old parts keep in mind how you did it and then... Read more

Ordered the exact same part from your company and it arrived promptly. It was a perfect fit! Read more

Purchased replacement racks. Read more

Move stove to unplug, remove rear center panel, indentify the two spade connectors that feed the heating element and remove (unplug) them. Remove two screws that hold the element to the inside rear wall of the stove and remove element. Install new element, plug in the previously removed spade connectors, re-install rear center panel, plug range (power) in, move stove back into place and enjoy. Read more

Ordered a new Oven Control unit and an Overlay (ours was punctured in a few places -- old and brittle). Opened the stovetop and removed some screws from the front control panel area. Followed the advice from Appliance Parts Pros' video to take a photo of the locations of all the connections on the old panel before removal -- that was an instrumental step to the success of this project! The whole job took just over an hour. Now the over controls and timers work like new -- because they are!... Read more

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The repair went well, now we don't need a lighter. Read more

Bought new ones and put in. Read more

Appliance Parts Pro' 1" gridded photos of elements helped insure I got the right bake and broil elements for my stove. Super fast shipping was promised in two days and came in one day. The tough part of the repair was getting the rusted sheet metal screws off to remove the old elements. The tough part of the purchase was that no one had an index of parts by the old GE model numbers. For the first time in years both ovens of our GE 1971 40" double stove work. Read more

We don't usually work on gas stores, but we need igniters and knobs. Your company shipped them out right away and they WERE the right parts right from the start. The fast shipping and correct parts made the repair very simple. Thank You. I will definitely recommand your company to anyone. Thank You very much Linda Smith from NH Read more

I replaced the latch and handle assembly. It's easy when you see how it goes together. Unscrew the two screws under the front edge of the stovetop, have a helper lift the stovetop up, unscrew the six screws holding the metal plate down and remove the plate, unplug the wires connected to the latch switch, and unscrew the two front screws holding the latch assembly in place. Replace the latch assembly and put it back together in reverse. Read more

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Ordered a new Oven Control unit and an Overlay (ours was punctured in a few places -- old and brittle). Opened the stovetop and removed some screws from the front control panel area. Followed the advice from Appliance Parts Pros' video to take a photo of the locations of all the connections on the old panel before removal -- that was an instrumental step to the success of this project! The whole job took just over an hour. Now the over controls and timers work like new -- because they are!... Read more

Replaced the manifold supply tube. I have to say the shipping is very, very fast!!!! Read more