Parts for Ge CGS995EEL2DS: Lower Oven Parts

Fix intermittent power loss or poor electrical connections in your range. This receptacle assembly replaces worn terminal sockets to restore reliable power.

Fix an oven that won't hold temperature or runs too hot or cold. This temperature sensor monitors and regulates oven cavity heat for accurate baking.

This barrier bottom floor is the inner bottom panel that helps form the refrigerator's lower compartment, keeping components supported and directing moisture away from sensitive areas. Replaces a damaged, cracked, or missing bottom barrier to restore proper fit and protection. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, broken, or warped bottom floor panel that can let debris or moisture reach components
• Restores the intended lower-compartment barrier that helps direct condensation and defrost water
• Provides a stable mounting surface for lower shelving/crisper assemblies and nearby components
• Helps reduce the chance of visible gaps or misalignment in the refrigerator base

• Disconnect power and empty the lower compartment before beginning work
• May require removal of lower drawers, trim pieces, or screws/clips for access
• Use basic hand tools; keep track of fasteners and any seals or gaskets removed

This cover cap is a direct-replacement trim piece that covers an exposed control shaft or fastener, restoring a clean finished appearance and helping keep dirt and debris out of the opening. Ideal for cosmetic repairs and simple maintenance. What it does:

• Covers and protects an exposed shaft, screw head, or fastener from dirt and damage
• Restores the original finished look of the control area or panel
• Helps reduce snagging on clothing or objects around the shaft
• Prevents debris buildup that can affect surrounding components

• Always unplug the appliance or disconnect power (and water if applicable) before servicing.
• Many installs are push-fit—remove the knob or trim, press the cap into place, and reassemble.
• Keep parts organized for reassembly.

This is the bottom panel that sits at the base of the oven cavity, covering the lower heating element or burner area. It helps distribute heat evenly and protects the lower components from spills and debris. Replace this panel if it is warped, cracked, rusted through, or if food drippings have caused permanent damage that affects cooking performance.

Replace your range oven door gasket to restore proper sealing and heat retention. Install when you notice heat escaping or uneven cooking. Verify fit.

Redirects heat away from the rear panel and components in your gas range oven. Replace if warped, damaged, or missing to protect surfaces.

This broil element heats the top of the oven to produce high, direct heat for broiling and browning foods. Replaces a damaged or non-heating upper element to restore broil performance and even cooking on the top rack. What it does:

• Generates the high, direct heat needed for broiling and searing
• Heats when the oven is set to the "Broil" function
• Commonly used when the oven won't broil, the top of food isn't browning, or the element shows visible damage
• Works with the oven's broil control and thermostat to reach and maintain broil temperatures

• 1 broil element (upper oven)

• Disconnect power to the range at the breaker or unplug before servicing
• Handle element and terminals carefully to avoid bending or breaking mounting tabs
• Reconnect wiring exactly as found; if terminals are loose or corroded, replace connectors

Uneven oven cooking or hot spots? This rear deflector directs heat away from the back wall for even baking. Simple snap-in installation.

The Plunger Switch is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. It is an electro-mechanical component that activates the burners and bake/broil modes when the oven door is securely closed.

Causes of failure include worn contact points, damaged wiring, or defective internal components.  

Symptoms of a bad plunger switch include:

• Inability to select oven cooking functions when door is closed
• Error messages related to unsafe door conditions  
• Random activation of burners with door open 
• Failure of door interlock safety feature

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

Holds and powers the interior oven light bulb for visibility while cooking. Replace if light flickers, won't turn on, or bulbs burn out frequently. Verify fit by your model number before ordering.

Metal deflector shield that directs heat inside the oven cavity. Replace if cracked, bent, or missing to restore proper airflow and heat distribution.

Seals between the oven light lens and liner to keep grease and moisture out. Replace if damaged, cracked, or no longer sealing properly.

The Latch Automatic is an OEM component specifically designed for GE ranges. It is responsible for automatically latching and locking the oven door securely in the closed position.   

Symptoms of a bad automatic latch include:

• The door not latching or locking fully when closed  
• Difficulty keeping the door securely shut
• Inability to automatically engage the latch

Causes of a bad automatic latch can include wear and tear from extended use over time, broken or loose gears and springs, or damage that impairs the proper functioning of the latching mechanism.

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

If your oven cooks unevenly or runs too hot, a damaged lower air duct may be blocking proper airflow. This part restores heat distribution beneath the cavity.

Metal angle support bracket that secures interior panels, shelves, or trim inside your range. Replace if cracked, bent, or missing to maintain proper alignment.

Dim or dark oven interior? This lamp cover protects and diffuses your range's light bulb for clear visibility. Replaces cracked or missing lens. Easy fix.

Oven convection fan not working or making noise? This shaft-mount fan blade restores proper airflow and cooling. Easy DIY repair in under an hour.

Fan support plate for electric and gas ranges. Mounts and secures the cooling fan assembly. Replace if cracked, bent, or broken to restore proper support.

The Convection Motor is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. It is the component responsible for circulating hot air around food inside the oven cavity during convection cooking cycles. 

Causes of a bad convection motor include failed windings, worn bearings, or damage from excess heat over time.

Symptoms of a bad convection motor include:

• Inability to select convection cooking functions 
• Lack of air movement inside the oven
• Slower than normal cooking times 
• Uneven baking or roasting results

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

This is a genuine OEM replacement nut that is used on convection oven fans. This nut holds the fan onto the spindle. If the nut becomes lost during repairs to the fan, it will need to be replaced before the fan will work. This nut locks the fan to the spindle to turn and move the air around inside the oven. The fan helps the food to cook more evenly and reduces areas in the oven that are not cool enough or hot enough. If the fan is not working, the convection oven will not cook correctly.Convection ovens are different from regular ovens, and the fan is part of the reason. Convection ovens use the fan and an exhaust system to move the heat around inside the oven to cook food more evenly and faster. Many convection ovens have a setting that allows the oven to be used as a regular oven. If the nut is missing and the fan is inoperable, the oven can be used for regular cooking if it has this feature. Otherwise, the convection oven should not be used until the nut is replaced.This nut is a silver metal replacement part that is sold individually. It is designed for use in convection ovens made by GE and Kenmore.

A receiver hinge that secures and supports an oven door hinge pin to keep the door aligned and operating smoothly. Replaces a worn or broken receiver to restore proper door fit and movement. What it does

• Accepts and retains the oven door hinge pin so the door opens and closes correctly.
• Supports door weight to prevent sagging or uneven alignment.
• Helps the door latch and seal properly for safe, consistent operation.
• Commonly replaced when the door drops, rubs, or will not stay closed.

• One receiver hinge

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Remove the oven door or access panel per the service manual for safer installation.
• Use basic hand tools; check hinge pins and mating hardware for wear and replace if needed.