Kenmore / Sears Drip Pan

Burners were an exact match for the originals and the pans fit perfectly. Vastly improved the appearance of an old cook top and allowed us to to not have to replace it before our home goes up for sale. Read more

I bought the replacement drip bowl - large and the rubber gasket which was delivered quickly. Specific steps: 1)turn off electricity to cook top 2) remove burner grate, burner cap and collar 3) remove two Philips head screws near center hole 4)lift out drip bowl and reach under it to remove electric plug to igniter. Note how old gasket fits on drip bowl. 5)take out retaining clip on igniter and remove igniter 6)clean up surface where new drip bowl will contact cooktop 7)stretch new rubber... Read more

Bought new ones and put in. Read more

Previously, I removed the lower rear cardboard back of the unit and saw the crack in the defrost pan. It was probably damaged when unit was moved using appliance hand truck. I looked up the part number AP4319611 in the exploded view diagrams of the unit. The part was ordered and delivered in a few short days. Emptied the unit and removed all shelves/glass to avoid damage since the unit must be tilted enough to reach under and remove two 1/4 inch hex screws. Tilted to the right side (facing... Read more

We needed new stove drip pans because the old ones disintegrated. Rather than taking a chance that off the shelf drip pans would fit, I ordered them through appliancepartspros.com. My order arrived promptly. The drip pans fit perfectly and are of good quality. I'm satisfied. Read more

Ordered new terminal block, replaced surface element and drip pan at the same time. Read more

Repair was really simple. Removed power from stove to insure igniter would not fire. Removed parts to gain access to 2 screws securing burner bowls to stove top. Removed screws. Lifted up burner bowl and disconnected igniter wire from igniter and removed old burner bowl seal. Transferred igniter to new burner bowl and installed new burner bowl seal.Connected igniter wire and secured burner bowl assembly to stovetop with screws. Replaced parts removed earlier. Repeated process for each burner,... Read more

Tappen Gas Stove circa 1981 (uses Fridgidaire parts). Unplugged stove from 110 wall outlet. Spark control module located on back side of stove about mid-way down on left side under a black cover that juts out. Black cover had 2 phillips head screws...removed the black cover and the spark module was right there...held on by 2 additional phillips screws. Sprark module purchased was identical to old one on the stove. Removed each wire, one at a time from the old spark module (slide off) and placed... Read more

After trying to clean the drip pans on my GE gas cooktop numerous times I went online and found AppliancePartsPros.com. The parts were very affordable and they had them in stock. They even had a help section that showed me how to install them. In two days they were delivered to my doorstep and it took less than an hour to install. Now my cooktop looks brand new. Read more

• Leaking

I took all the food out of the fridge, and tilted the refrigerator 30degrees to the left (if looking straight at the fridge). I unscrewed the cardboard backing, and moved the drip tube from the drain pan. I unscrewed the 4 screws for the drain pan, and the 2 hex screws holding up the metal plate on the left side (becuase there is a lip on the metal plate that holds the pan in). Then I could slightly pull down on the metal plate and pull the drain pan out. Then popped the new drain pan in. Read more

It was very simple, pulled the knobs off and replaced them and pulled the drip pans and put the new ones in. Read more

Not exactly a repair, but replaced old pans and rings. They fit perfectly and look great! Read more

Snapped right in place. Read more

Removed old rotted drain trough and installed new drain trough Read more