General Electric Range Leg Or Foot

The Range Surface Burner Grate Bumper is an OEM replacement part for GE ranges. The bumper protects the burner grate from scratching or denting the cooktop surface below when lowered into position. 

Symptoms of a damaged or missing bumper include: 

• Scuff marks or abrasions on the cooktop under the burner grate area
• Noise or rubbing sensations when operating burners  
• Loose or detached fit of the burner grate on the range surface

Causes stem from regular use of the burner grates over many cooking cycles. Natural wear and repeated contact with surfaces can degrade bumpers over time.

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore ranges and cooktops.

The Grate Foot is an OEM part for GE cooking ranges and stovetops. This small but essential component provides stability to the burner grates, preventing them from sliding or wobbling during use. Includes 1 rubber foot that goes on the bottom of stove top grates to protect the stovetop if feet become damaged or lost. Sold individually. Order as needed. If you also need an adhesive, order W10841140.

Symptoms of a bad grate foot include:

• Grates that move or wobble when touched
• Scratches or damage to the stovetop surface beneath the grates
• Unstable cookware positioning, potentially leading to spills or uneven cooking

Causes of damage to the grate foot often include regular wear and tear, heat degradation, or impact from heavy pots and pans being dropped or dragged across the grate.

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Range Leveling Leg is an OEM replacement part for GE ranges and ovens. It is designed to provide stability by allowing the appliance to be leveled on uneven floors. The leveling leg helps ensure the range sits securely, which is critical for even cooking and safe operation.

Over time, leveling legs can become damaged or worn due to frequent adjustments, heavy appliance movement, or environmental factors such as rust or corrosion. This can compromise the range's stability and cooking performance.

Symptoms of a bad leveling leg include:

• The range rocking or wobbling during use
• Difficulty achieving a level cooking surface
• Uneven cooking results due to improper range positioning
• Visible damage to the leveling leg

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This leveling leg is an authentic OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. Leveling legs are used on the bottom of stoves to correct imbalances on the cooking top caused by floors being unlevel. The leveling leg is threaded so that it can be adjusted up or down as needed. There are four holes for leveling legs on the stove's bottom. Each leg can be adjusted independently. If the legs are missing or lost, these replacements will help level the stove for more even cooking. When the stove is not level, the food inside pans will be unlevel and not cook evenly.Make sure the power is disconnected before installing the leveling leg. Tilt the stove back and place a chock underneath one side so that the leg can be screwed up or down as needed. Remove the chock and check for level. If the stove is still unlevel, repeat the procedure on the side that is not level. Continue to adjust until the stove is level. Restore the power to the stove.This leveling leg is a black part that is sold individually. It is designed for use on ranges manufactured by General Electric, Kenmore, and Hotpoint.

This replacement leveling screw secures and adjusts an appliance's leg so the unit sits level and stable on the floor. Restores proper tilt for even door operation and stable performance. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or damaged leveling screw used to raise or lower an appliance leg
• Helps stop rocking, reduce vibration, and keep doors aligned
• Common fix when an appliance tilts forward/back or is uneven on the floor
• Works with the corresponding leveling leg/assembly to set final height

• Support the appliance before adjusting or removing leveling hardware to prevent tipping
• Use appropriate hand tools; tighten securely but avoid over-torquing
• No electrical disconnection is typically required, but unplug if working near electrical components
• If the leveling leg assembly is damaged, replace the entire leg/assembly per manufacturer instructions