Parts for Kitchenaid KDRS483VSS03: 10 - 18`` Internal Oven Parts

Replace your gas range's damaged or missing heat shield guard. This protective component mounts near burners to shield internal parts from heat.

If your oven won't broil or food isn't browning on top, the broil element has likely failed. This upper heating element restores direct heat for searing.

Replace your warped, discolored, or damaged oven rack. This steel rack installs inside the oven cavity to support cookware during baking and roasting.

Replace a rusty, discolored, or missing oven rack. Slides into side supports to hold cookware at the right height for baking and roasting.

Oven not heating or baking unevenly? This range bake element restores proper heating. Common DIY repair that takes about 30 minutes with basic tools.

Replacement convection oven baffle for electric ranges. This metal heat spreader directs airflow inside the oven cavity. Order now if yours is warped or damaged.

This fan motor powers the cooling fan that moves air through your unit. Replacing a worn or noisy motor restores proper airflow to help maintain stable temperatures and reliable performance. What it does:

• Drives the fan blade to circulate air for cooling and temperature control
• Helps prevent component overheating caused by weak or stalled airflow
• Fixes: fan not running or starting intermittently
• Fixes: loud humming, grinding, or rattling from the fan area
• Fixes: longer run times or warm spots due to poor airflow

• Includes: 1 fan motor

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow moving parts to stop
• Note wire positions and motor orientation; take a photo for reference
• Transfer the existing fan blade and mounting hardware as needed
• After install, ensure the fan spins freely and no wiring contacts moving parts before restoring power

Fix rattling or noisy oven fan with this convection fan blade. Restores proper airflow for even baking temperatures. Mounts directly on motor shaft.

Replace your oven's cooling fan cover if it's cracked, broken, or missing. This protective cover installs over the cooling fan assembly to shield internal components.

This is a convection heating element for an oven, typically a circular or loop-shaped element located at the rear wall of the oven cavity near the convection fan. It provides even heat distribution when using the convection cooking mode. Replace this element if convection baking produces uneven results, the element shows visible damage or burn-through spots, or the convection mode fails to heat at all.

Probe indicator stays on or won't light when plugged in? This meat probe monitors internal food temperature. Easy DIY fix with video guide included.

Heating element not working? This mounting screw securely fastens the heating element in place. A simple DIY repair that takes about 20 minutes to complete.

Fix "meat probe shorted" or F3 E2 error codes with this oven temperature probe jack. Restores connection for probe-cook features in wall and range ovens.

Secure loose shafts or rattling components with this hex locknut. Prevents fasteners from loosening during operation. Simple hand-tool installation in minutes.

Fix loose oven components with this lockwasher. Prevents fasteners from vibrating loose during heating cycles. Simple 5-minute installation.

Replace your cracked, warped, or missing range oven rack. This shelf slides into the oven cavity to support cookware during baking and roasting.

A shoulder screw that secures appliance components and provides a precise pivot or spacer point. Replaces a missing or worn screw to restore alignment, reduce rattling, and keep panels and assemblies securely in place. What it does:

• Provides a fixed-diameter shoulder for pivots, spacers, or mounting points in assemblies.
• Holds panels and moving components at the correct distance to prevent binding or friction.
• A missing or worn shoulder screw can cause misalignment, rattling, or loose parts during operation.
• Used where a smooth-bearing surface and controlled clearance are required between parts.

• Disconnect power to the appliance (unplug or shut off breaker) before servicing.
• Handle small fasteners carefully to avoid dropping into assemblies; magnetic pickup tools can help.
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly but avoid overtightening.