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The Oven Bottom Panel is an OEM component for Frigidaire oven models. Located on the base of the oven interior, this metal panel provides structure and support. 

Causes of a bad oven bottom panel include warping or damage due to exposure to high heat over time. Small nicks or cuts could allow heat to escape and reduce the oven's efficiency. Intentional or accidental impact during cleaning can also weaken the material.

Symptoms of a bad oven bottom panel include:

• Uneven or inefficient heat distribution within the oven
• Visible warping or damage to the panel surface
• Reduced heat retention leading to longer cook times
• Potential safety hazards if the metal is weakened

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with some Kenmore models. 

The Bottom Oven Panel is an OEM part for Whirlpool ranges. This panel is located at the bottom of the oven cavity, protecting the internal components and providing a smooth surface for easy cleaning.

Causes of a bad Bottom Oven Panel can include exposure to excessive heat or spills, causing warping, discoloration, or damage to the panel.

Symptoms of a bad Bottom Oven Panel include:

• Visible cracks, dents, or other physical damage
• Discoloration or surface deterioration
• Loose or dislodged panel, exposing internal components

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper and some Kenmore models.

This panel forms the floor of the oven, sitting above the bake element or burner to shield it from spills and provide a smooth, stable surface. Replace a warped or damaged panel to help maintain proper heating and easier cleanup. What it does:

• Forms the oven floor above the bake element or burner
• Shields the heat source from drips and debris to help prevent scorching and odors
• Supports designed airflow and heat distribution in the cavity
• Common replacement signs: warped or dented panel, rust or chipped finish, smoke/odors from spills beneath the panel, or uneven baking results

• 1 oven bottom panel

• Disconnect power (and shut off gas supply for gas ranges) before servicing; allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove oven racks; release front fasteners or clips and lift the old panel out of the rear tabs (method varies by model)
• Seat the new panel into rear tabs, align the front edge, and secure as originally installed
• Verify the panel sits flat and clear of the bake element or burner before reassembling

This is the oven bottom panel. It forms the floor of the oven cavity above the burner or heat source, helping protect internal components and provide an even, easy-to-clean surface for baking and roasting.

• Shields the burner/heat source and directs heat within the oven cavity
• Provides a stable surface for cookware and catches drips/spills
• Common fix when the oven floor is warped, rusted, stained, or damaged
• Helps if you notice hot spots, smoke from baked-on spills, or difficulty cleaning the oven floor

• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool completely before service
• Remove oven racks; release any hold-down screws/clips securing the panel
• Lift out the old panel and set the new panel flat and fully seated
• Reinstall fasteners and racks; test for proper fit before use

Color: Stainless

This broiler pan is the heat-safe tray used for broiling in the oven or broiler drawer. Replace a rusted, warped, or missing pan to maintain safe broiling and simpler cleanup by catching drippings.

• Holds food for broiling and supports correct placement under the broiler
• Collects drippings to help reduce flare-ups and smoke
• Restores safe use when the original pan is rusted, pitted, dented, or warped
• Seats on the designated rails/supports in the broiler drawer or compartment per model design

• Allow the appliance to cool completely; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Remove the broiler drawer or open the broiler compartment as your model requires
• Position the pan on the proper rails/supports and verify stable seating before use
• Follow your model's user guide for broiling setup and care

This backsplash restores the rear trim behind a range or cooktop, protecting the wall and covering wiring openings for a clean, factory-look finish. It replaces a damaged, dented, or missing backsplash to improve safety and appearance. What it does:

• Covers the gap between the cooktop and the wall to block spills, splashes, and heat from reaching the wall surface
• Hides wiring and mounting holes for a neat, finished look
• Replaces bent, cracked, or corroded rear trim that can collect grease and grime
• Helps maintain proper clearance and original appearance of the appliance

• One single-piece backsplash

• Basic hardware and mounting locations are OEM-specific; confirm matching fasteners on arrival
• Turn off power to the appliance and move the unit away from the wall before removing or installing the backsplash
• Use care to avoid scratching the finish during installation; two people may be needed for larger ranges
• If mounting holes or brackets are damaged, replace those items before installing this backsplash