Parts for Ge ZET1DJ2SS: Lower Door Parts

This oven door insulation panel fits inside the oven door to help contain heat for more even cooking and protect the outer door surface. It replaces worn or missing insulation to reduce heat loss and improve oven performance. What it does:

• Helps retain oven cavity heat for more consistent baking and roasting
• Reduces heat transfer to the outer door, improving user safety
• Limits heat loss from the oven cavity that can cause longer cook times
• Restores proper door sealing alignment when insulation is compressed or missing

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before starting any repair
• Remove the oven door or inner door panel to access insulation
• Wear gloves to protect against sharp edges and insulation fibers
• Reinstall panels and check door fit and seal before returning the oven to service

This oven door gasket forms the heat-sealing seal around the oven door to help keep heat and cooking odors in the oven cavity for more even cooking. It replaces worn, torn, or deformed seals to improve oven performance. What it does:

• Seals the oven door to reduce heat loss and help maintain consistent cooking temperatures.
• Helps prevent smoke or odors from escaping the oven cavity during use.
• Reduces energy waste caused by oven heat leaking around the door.
• Commonly replaced when the gasket is cracked, compressed, burnt, or shows visible gaps.

• One oven door gasket as shown.

• Remove power to the appliance and allow the oven to fully cool before servicing.
• Inspect the gasket channel and clean debris before installing the new gasket for a proper seat.
• Press the gasket into the door channel, working around the perimeter to ensure an even fit; some gaskets may be secured with clips or adhesive—follow the oven's service instructions.

A door handle spacer that fits behind a range of GE appliance handles to ensure correct fit and alignment, restoring a snug, finished appearance. Helps keep the handle positioned and prevents contact rubbing. What it does:

• Positions the door handle at the correct distance from the door surface for proper fit and operation
• Helps prevent handle wobble, rubbing, and cosmetic gaps
• Supports secure attachment of the handle to the door assembly
• Useful when replacing a damaged or missing spacer during handle repair

• One door handle spacer

• Install with the handle hardware in the correct order; confirm orientation before tightening
• Use proper-size screwdrivers; avoid over-tightening fasteners to prevent cracking the spacer
• Disconnect power or follow appliance-specific safety instructions when working near electrical components or heating elements
• Replace those components as well for a reliable repair

ST10-16 X 7/16"

This silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) is an electronic switching component that controls current flow in appliance control circuits, helping regulate power to heaters, motors, or other loads for stable operation. What it does:

• Switches and regulates current in control boards and power circuits
• Can prevent power from reaching a heater, motor, or element when failed
• Helps protect downstream components by controlling surge/current flow

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock.
• Handle the SCR carefully to avoid electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage.
• May require board-level replacement or soldering skills.

This 10-32 machine screw secures brackets, panels, and other hardware in cooking appliances. Replacing a missing or stripped screw restores a snug, rattle-free fit and keeps components aligned and safely fastened. What it does:

• Fastens panels, brackets, and components using a 10-32 machine thread
• Replaces hardware that is missing, rusted, or stripped
• Helps address loose or rattling parts and minor panel misalignment
• Maintains secure mounting after service or part replacement

• One 10-32 machine screw

• Disconnect power; for gas appliances, also shut off gas before service
• Support the panel or bracket while removing/installing hardware
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; do not overtighten
• Replace them one at a time to keep alignment