General Electric Wall Oven Parts

This oven lamp holder is the heat-resistant socket that secures the interior light bulb and connects it to the appliance's wiring, restoring dependable visibility so you can check food and rack positions without opening the door as often.

• Holds and powers the oven light bulb inside the cooking cavity
• Maintains a solid electrical connection to prevent flickering or intermittent lighting
• Replace if the light won't turn on with a known-good bulb
• Also replace if the socket is cracked, charred, loose, or shows signs of arcing

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance; allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove the lens and bulb to access the holder; some models require access from the rear panel
• Transfer wires to the new holder one at a time and secure the mounting clip/tabs
• Reinstall the bulb and lens, restore power, and test; use the bulb type specified for your model

Includes 12 screws.

Anti-tip kit.

This oven lamp holder is the replacement socket that secures and powers the interior oven light, restoring safe illumination for checking food without opening the door. Designed to fit industry-standard oven lamp bulbs. What it does:

• Provides a secure electrical connection and mounting point for the oven light bulb
• Enables interior oven illumination so you can monitor cooking without opening the door
• Commonly replaces cracked, burned, or loose lamp sockets that cause the light to flicker or not work
• Works with the oven's existing wiring and bulb type

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before servicing to avoid shock
• Replace only when the oven is cool; use gloves to protect hands and bulb surfaces
• Inspect wiring and connectors for damage; replace any damaged wiring per OEM guidance

The Convection Motor is an OEM part compatible with GE wall ovens and convection ranges. As the primary component driving air circulation inside the oven cavity, it is responsible for the convection baking and roasting functions.

By circulating warm air around the food at high speed, the convection motor allows for faster and more even cooking without compromising quality. Causes of failure can include excess dirt or debris obstructing the motor shaft or blades, damage to motor wiring from heat, or normal component wear over time.  

Symptoms of a bad convection motor include:

• Convection cooking mode not working at all  
• Much longer than normal cooking times
• Unevenly cooked food despite rotation
• Loud grinding or whirring noises from inside the oven

This GE OEM replacement motor restores efficient convection performance. It is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and select Kenmore ovens. Replace yours today for reliable cooking power.
 

This electronic oven control manages the oven's clock, timer and user interface so you can set bake/broil cycles and monitor time. Replaces a worn or non-responsive control to restore normal oven control and timing. What it does

• Displays and keeps the oven clock and kitchen timer.
• Accepts user settings for bake, broil, delay start and timed cook functions.
• Relays control commands to the oven's temperature and heating systems.
• Common symptom: blank or unresponsive display, unresponsive keypad, or loss of timer/clock functions.
• Common symptom: oven won't start timed or delayed cooking cycles when the control fails.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid electric shock.
• Handle the control board and display carefully to avoid damage from static or impact.
• Verify panel and connector orientation before removing the old control to prevent wiring errors.

This oven knob kit replaces worn or damaged control knobs so you can safely and easily set oven functions and temperatures. It restores a secure grip and clear control feel for electric range/oven front panels. What it does:

• Replaces cracked, stripped, faded, or missing oven control knobs
• Restores proper engagement with the control shaft so knobs turn and select settings reliably
• Improves user grip and visual alignment for oven temperature and function selection
• Helps prevent inadvertent setting changes from loose or damaged knobs

• Disconnect power before servicing for safety
• Pull off old knobs straight from the control shafts; inspect shaft splines for damage before installing new knobs
• Align new knob splines with the shaft and push on firmly until fully seated; do not force if alignment feels wrong
• Test knob operation and settings with power restored; if knobs slip, re-check spline compatibility

This bimetal limit thermostat is a temperature-safety control that interrupts power when oven temperature rises above its design point, protecting the appliance and helping maintain safe operation. What it does:

• Acts as an over-temperature cutoff that opens when the internal sensor reaches its trip temperature
• Prevents continued heating during an overheat condition
• Can stop heating element operation or clock/regulator cycling when the limit is open
• Common symptom: oven or broil element stops coming on or oven heats uncontrollably before shutting down

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Access typically requires removing the oven back panel or control housing; follow the service manual for your model
• Note and label wiring before removal to ensure correct reconnection

This control display module is the oven/range user interface that shows status and accepts touchpad or button commands, restoring visible controls and responsive operation for affected units. What it does:

• Displays oven settings, clock, temperatures and error codes so you can monitor cycles
• Receives keypad or touch inputs to set bake, broil, timers and other functions
• Helps the range respond when buttons are unresponsive or the screen is blank
• Can resolve intermittent control behavior or incorrect readouts related to the console

• One control display module (user interface) as shown

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting
• Handle the glass and ribbon/pin connectors carefully to avoid damage
• Remove the console or trim to access the module; keep fasteners and grounding intact
• Verify the part number on your existing module before ordering and test operation after reconnecting power

This bottom trim assembly replaces the lower front trim on a 30" range or oven, restoring a finished stainless appearance and protecting the lower cabinet area. It fits where the original lower trim has dented, scratched, or separated. What it does

• Covers and protects the lower front of the appliance cabinet and kick area
• Restores the oven/range's finished stainless look after cosmetic damage
• Prevents dirt and debris from collecting beneath the appliance front
• Helps maintain proper airflow by keeping the lower opening closed

• One bottom trim assembly (30" stainless)

• Designed for front/lower mounting; follow the appliance service manual for exact fastener locations
• Use proper tools and avoid overtightening to prevent stripping or warping the trim
• Disconnect power to the appliance before working near electrical components

This right-side door hinge secures and guides the appliance door for correct alignment and smooth operation. Replacing a worn hinge restores proper closing and prevents door sag or uneven gaps. What it does:

• Supports the door pivot and maintains correct door alignment.
• Enables smooth opening and closing of the door.
• Prevents door sag, binding, or misaligned gaps that can affect seal performance.
• Helps eliminate rubbing, scraping, or unusual door movement.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting and remove any stored items from the door.
• Support the door while removing/installing the hinge to prevent dropping or damage.
• Reuse existing screws only if they are undamaged; replace damaged fasteners.
• Check door alignment after installation and make minor adjustments as needed for an even seal.

This limit switch is a safety cutoff that helps stop power to heating circuits when a fault or over-temperature condition occurs, protecting the appliance and reducing fire risk. It's a direct-fit replacement part designed to restore proper safety control. What it does

• Opens the circuit to shut off heating when the temperature climbs above safe limits
• Prevents continuous heating during thermostat or control failures
• Common symptom: oven or cooktop won't heat or keeps shutting off unexpectedly
• Common symptom: burner or element fails to stay on despite control inputs

• One limit switch

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Handle and route wires carefully; match wire connections exactly per the wiring diagram
• If mounting hardware or connectors are missing on your unit,

This control panel assembly replaces the oven console user interface so you can restore the range's buttons, display and touch controls for normal cooking operation. It fits into the front console and provides the main input/display surface for oven functions. What it does:

• Houses the push buttons/touch controls and display used to set bake, broil, timers and clock
• Restores responsive control if buttons are cracked, stuck, or the display is obscured
• Provides mounting and electrical connection for the console electronics
• Helps clear user-interface related errors when the physical panel or buttons are damaged

• One control panel assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting.
• Handle the panel and display area carefully to avoid cracking glass or scratching surfaces.
• Keep all mounting hardware; electrical connectors are fully seated during reassembly.
• Test functions after reconnecting power before completing reassembly.

This is a replacement over-the-range microwave door assembly that restores the door's fit and appearance while maintaining proper latching and heat shielding. Installs in place of a damaged or cracked door to help the microwave operate safely. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged, cracked or bent microwave door to restore proper closure and latch engagement
• Reinstates the exterior finish and viewing window so you can check cooking without opening the door
• Helps maintain the oven's heat containment and prevents steam or smoke from escaping
• Recommended when the door frame, glass or latch mechanism are visibly broken or the door won't close securely

• Disconnect power to the microwave and follow manufacturer service instructions before beginning any work
• Handle glass components carefully and wear gloves to prevent cuts
• Typical installation requires removing the microwave trim and fastening the door assembly with screws; retain original hardware when possible

This electronic control board (Quantum) manages oven range functions and user interface features so the appliance responds correctly to cook settings and timers. It restores control panel operation and the appliance's electronic command processing. What it does:

• Serves as the main interface and logic controller for oven/range functions, including bake/broil and timer/clock control
• Processes user commands from the touchpad or selector and sends signals to heating elements, relays, and sensors
• Can fix symptoms such as no display or unresponsive control panel, oven not starting, or erratic cycle behavior
• Works with the oven's sensor and power components to regulate cooking operations

• 1 electronic control board (Quantum) as pictured

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use proper ESD precautions
• Verify connectors and wiring match before connecting and secure all harnesses firmly
• After installation, restore power and confirm all functions and displays operate correctly