General Electric Range Shaft Or Pin

This composite support stud mounts on the cooktop to provide a stable resting point for the burner grate. It helps keep the grate level and protects the cooktop finish from metal-to-enamel contact.

• Supports and levels the burner grate at its contact point
• Helps protect the porcelain/enamel surface from scratches and chips
• Maintains proper grate alignment over the burner
• Typical symptoms of a failed/missing stud: wobbly or rocking grate, rattling, scuffing around grate landing points

• Disconnect power and shut off gas; allow the surface to cool completely
• Remove the grate and the damaged/missing stud; clean the contact area
• Install the new stud per your model's design and seat it fully without overtightening
• Reinstall the grate and confirm it sits flat and stable

This small end cap fits the end of an extension piece to act as a stop and finish. It restores a secure, finished edge so the sliding component or trim stays aligned and doesn't over-travel during use.

• Caps the end of an extension rail or trim to prevent over-travel and pullout
• Keeps the assembly aligned to reduce wobble
• Replaces cracked, missing, or worn caps
• Helps eliminate rattling and exposed edges

• Disconnect power and allow all hot surfaces to cool before servicing
• Access the end of the extension/rail; release any locking tab and remove the old cap
• Align and snap or press the new cap into place
• Verify smooth travel and a secure stop after installation

This support rod restores stable support and alignment for the designated assembly in your range, helping keep components secure and reducing unwanted movement or sagging over time. What it does:

• Provides rigid support for the attached component or panel
• Replaces a bent, missing, or corroded rod to restore proper fit
• Helps reduce rattling, sagging, or misalignment
• Direct-fit replacement to match the original support geometry

• 1 support rod

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas; allow the appliance to cool completely
• Support the related assembly while removing the old rod to prevent dropping
• Transfer any clips or retainers from the original part if present and reinstall in the same orientation
• Secure attachment and clearances before returning the appliance to service

This lock lever is the replacement latch arm that engages the oven door lock mechanism so the door secures during self-clean cycles and normal operation. It restores proper door engagement and helps the oven door lock and latch reliably. What it does:

• Moves the latch assembly to secure the door when the lock engages
• Prevents the door from opening during self-clean or locked states
• Common symptom: oven won't enter or complete self-clean because door won't lock
• Common symptom: door feels loose, won't latch, or makes scraping/obstructed noises when closing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access may require removing the oven door or control/front panel; follow OEM instructions
• Handle near edges and glass carefully; use proper tools and keep small fasteners secure

This pin locator secures a hinge or shaft pin in place to keep linked appliance components aligned and operating smoothly. It's a small replacement part that restores proper positioning where a locating clip or retainer is used. What it does

• Holds a hinge, shaft, or pivot pin in place to prevent lateral movement
• Restores proper alignment of doors, panels, or linked components
• Helps stop rattling, misalignment, or binding caused by a worn or missing locator
• Works as a direct replacement for the same OEM-labeled locating clip/retainer

• One pin locator

• High-level replacement; basic hand tools usually required
• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before servicing appliances with electrical components
• Keep track of small parts and orientation for correct reassembly

This hinge pin links the oven door hinge to its mounting point, creating the pivot that lets the door open and close smoothly. Replacing a worn or missing pin can restore steady door movement and a consistent seal.

• Serves as the pivot point for the door hinge
• Helps maintain proper door alignment and closing pressure
• Wear or damage may show as a loose, sagging, or misaligned door
• May help address squeaks, binding, or difficulty latching the door

• Disconnect power; for gas ranges, also shut off the gas supply
• Support or remove the door to access the hinge
• Note hinge orientation; remove the old pin and install the new pin securely
• Inspect the hinge/bracket for wear; lubricate only if specified by the manufacturer

This broiler pin secures the oven's broiler drawer or rack, letting it slide and lock smoothly for even broiling. Replaces a worn or broken pin to restore proper broiler movement and alignment. What it does:

• Acts as the hinge/anchor for the broiler drawer or rack so it opens and closes smoothly
• Prevents the drawer or rack from sagging, binding, or coming loose
• Helps maintain correct broiler alignment for even heat exposure
• Common symptom: drawer or rack won't slide, sits crooked, or falls out

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) and allow the appliance to cool before servicing.
• Remove the broiler drawer or rack per the owner's manual to access the pin.
• This part typically installs by sliding or snapping into a bracket; verify fit before final assembly.

This rod main top support is the replacement support rod that helps secure the appliance's top assembly, restoring proper alignment and stability for safe, reliable operation. It's a direct-fit replacement when the original support is bent or broken. What it does:

• Supports and aligns the appliance top assembly to prevent sagging or misalignment
• Restores proper fit between top panel and adjacent components
• Helps eliminate rattling or movement caused by a damaged support rod
• Fits into existing mounting points—no modification required

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before starting any repair.
• Handle panels carefully to avoid scratching; two-person lift may be needed for large tops.
• Use appropriate hand tools; follow OEM torque recommendations when re-securing fasteners.