Parts for Ge PGB950DEF2BB: Lower Oven Parts

The Temperature Sensor is an OEM part for GE ovens and ranges, accurately measures and controls the temperature within the oven cavity. This part ensures your oven heats to the desired temperature and maintains it throughout the cooking process, providing consistent and reliable cooking results.  

Causes of a bad Temperature Sensor can include exposure to extreme temperatures leading to sensor failure, physical damage, or wear and tear over time that affects its accuracy.  

Symptoms of a bad Temperature Sensor include:

• The oven not reaching the set temperature or displaying an error code related to temperature regulation.
• Unpredictable oven temperatures, leading to inconsistent cooking results.
• The oven taking longer than usual to preheat, or not heating at all, indicating that the sensor is not properly gauging and adjusting the temperature.

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

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 small replacement bumper cushions and protects the appliance frame/trim where panels meet, helping reduce vibration, chipping and rattles for a cleaner, quieter fit. Ideal when the original bumper is worn, cracked or missing. What it does:

• Cushions contact between the frame/trim and adjacent panels to reduce noise and prevent damage
• Helps maintain proper panel alignment and sealing where the trim meets the cabinet
• Reduces rattling or vibration caused by loose or degraded trim pads
• Restores protective spacing that prevents chips or scratches to finished surfaces

• One frame front bumper

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work and follow all safety precautions
• Usually installs by pressing into a slot or onto a mounting surface after removing the trim piece; some trim removal may be required
• Inspect mating surfaces for damage or debris and clean before installing the new bumper
• Replace with the exact part number only; do not force or modify the bumper to fit

This mounting screw secures appliance components to the chassis for a tight, rattle-free fit. Replacing a missing, stripped, or corroded fastener helps keep panels, brackets, or burner assemblies properly aligned and secure.

• Fastens designated parts to the appliance frame or mounting points
• Helps maintain proper alignment of panels, trim, brackets, or burner assemblies
• Restores hold when the original screw is worn, rusted, or lost
• Symptoms include loose or wobbly components, rattling/vibration, or visible gaps

• Disconnect power; allow all surfaces to cool. For gas units, also shut off the gas supply.
• Use the correct driver/bit; avoid cross-threading.
• If mating threads or clip/nut are damaged, repair or replace them before installing.
• Tighten until secure; do not overtighten to prevent stripping.

This is the flat wire shelf that slides into your oven's side supports to hold bakeware at the right height. Replace a bent or missing rack to restore safe, stable, and adjustable cooking space.

• Provides a sturdy, level surface for pans and dishes at multiple rack positions
• Slides in and out for easy loading and checking of food
• Helps position food correctly for even baking, roasting, or broiling
• Common symptoms: rack is warped, wobbly, missing, or difficult to slide

• Allow the oven to cool completely; wear gloves to protect hands.
• Pull the old rack to the stop, tilt the front up to clear the stop, and remove.
• Align the new rack with both side rails; insert the rear first, lower the front, and slide fully in.
• Refer to your owner's manual for recommended rack positions and any self-cleaning guidance.

This bottom oven inner cavity liner replaces the damaged or corroded interior surface that holds racks and reflects heat for even cooking. Restores the oven's interior structure and helps maintain proper baking and roasting performance. What it does

• Provides the oven's inner cavity surface that supports racks and cookware
• Reflects heat for more consistent cooking results
• Replaces dented, cracked, or corroded interior panels that can trap grease or cause uneven heating
• Helps prevent food debris from reaching insulation and internal components

• One bottom oven inner cavity liner

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove oven racks and follow OEM instructions to access and remove the old liner
• Handle edges carefully; use gloves to avoid cuts and protect the new liner finish
• If insulation or mounting clips are damaged, inspect and replace those items as needed

This broil element is the oven's upper heating element that produces the direct, high heat used for broiling and browning. Replacing a faulty element restores proper broil performance and even browning on foods. What it does:

• Heats from the top of the oven to brown and broil food
• Supplies concentrated, high-temperature heat for searing and finishing dishes
• Common symptom: oven broil does not heat or produces little to no heat
• Common symptom: food browns unevenly or element shows visible damage or breaks

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker or unplug before servicing
• Access typically requires removing the oven inner panel or broil cover; retain mounting screws
• Handle the element carefully to avoid bending or damaging terminals

This oven deflector is a metal shield that directs heat away from sensitive areas inside the oven cavity to help ensure even cooking and protect surrounding components. It restores proper airflow and helps prevent hot spots. What it does:

• Directs and deflects oven heat to promote more even temperature distribution
• Protects internal components and wiring from direct heat exposure
• Helps reduce localized overheating that can cause oven damage or uneven baking
• Replaces a worn, bent, or missing deflector to restore original airflow path

• One oven deflector

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Typical install requires basic hand tools; follow the manufacturer service instructions
• Handle the part carefully to avoid sharp edges; wear gloves if needed

The Plunger Switch Dual 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 dual 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. 

The Oven Lamp Holder is an OEM part for GE ovens. This component securely holds the oven light bulb in place, ensuring proper illumination inside the oven cavity for better visibility during cooking and baking.

Causes of a bad lamp holder can include repeated exposure to high temperatures, physical damage, or electrical issues. A malfunctioning lamp holder can lead to the oven light not functioning correctly or at all.

Symptoms of a bad oven lamp holder include:

• The oven light not turning on
• Flickering or intermittent operation of the light
• Visible damage or corrosion to the lamp holder
• The light bulb not staying securely in place

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

This oven back panel replaces the rear cabinet panel that protects internal components and helps maintain proper oven enclosure. Restores a clean, secure rear surface for safe operation and service access. What it does

• Covers and protects the oven's internal wiring, insulation and components at the back of the range/cooktop
• Restores a sealed rear enclosure to help prevent heat and debris escape
• Replaces warped, rusted or damaged rear panels that make the oven unstable or unsafe to service
• Provides mounting surface for rear-mounted components and service access points

• One oven back panel

• Disconnect power before starting any repair
• Remove oven from cabinet or pull forward as required for safe rear access
• Handle edges carefully—panel metal may be sharp; wear gloves and eye protection
• Mount with original fasteners; secure all screws before restoring power

This angle support is a small metal mounting bracket that stabilizes and secures components inside the appliance, helping keep shelves, panels, or assemblies aligned for reliable operation and safe use. What it does:

• Provides structural support for interior panels, shelves, or trim to prevent sagging or misalignment
• Holds assemblies in the correct position to reduce rattling and vibration during use
• Restores proper fit and clearance when a bent or broken bracket causes shifting
• Works with fasteners to anchor components where a right-angle connection is needed

• Inspect surrounding parts and fasteners; replace any damaged screws or clips as needed
• Use the correct size fastener and torque to avoid stripping or cracking adjacent parts
• Disconnect power and follow manufacturer safety guidelines before working near electrical components

This oven deflector directs heat away from the oven's back wall to promote more even cooking and protect internal components from direct heat. It replaces a bent, missing, or damaged deflector to restore proper heat flow in the oven. What it does:

• Redirects burner/element heat away from the back wall to reduce hot spots and uneven baking
• Protects the oven back panel and internal components from direct flame or intense radiant heat
• Helps maintain more consistent oven temperatures during baking and roasting
• Visible or damaged deflectors can cause scorch marks, warped panels, or uneven cooking

• Disconnect power to the appliance (or turn off gas and power for gas ranges) before starting any work
• Remove oven racks for access; installation typically requires basic hand tools (screwdriver)
• Handle the part carefully—edges may be sharp; align tabs or screw holes per the oven's mounting points

This oven light gasket fits between the glass lens and the oven liner. It restores a proper seal around the light opening to help keep grease and moisture out of the light cavity and hold the lens securely in place. What it does:

• Seals the joint between the oven light lens and the cavity wall
• Helps prevent grease and moisture from entering the light assembly
• Keeps the lens snug to reduce looseness or rattling
• Replace if the gasket is cracked, flattened, brittle, missing, or if moisture/grease is visible around the lens

• One oven light lens gasket

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove the light lens/retainer as your model requires (unscrew lens or release clips)
• Note gasket orientation and clean the mating surfaces
• Seat the new gasket evenly and reinstall the lens; do not overtighten the glass

Oven deflector redirects oven heat away from the rear panel and components to protect surfaces and help restore more even cooking. Fits in the rear of the oven cavity and replaces a warped or damaged deflector. What it does:

• Directs and deflects heat away from the oven back wall to reduce hot spots and help improve cooking consistency.
• Protects interior liners and nearby components from excessive heat that can cause warping or discoloration.
• Common replacement signs: visible dents, warping, heat discoloration, or uneven baking/broiling.

• Disconnect electrical power (and gas supply for gas ovens) before starting any repair.
• Remove oven racks and mounting hardware; handle part carefully—edges may be sharp.
• Install in the original orientation and secure with the original fasteners; replace missing fasteners with appropriate OEM parts.

This bottom duct directs airflow beneath the oven cavity to protect components and help maintain even cooking temperatures. It replaces a damaged or rusted lower oven duct to restore proper heat flow and clearance. What it does

• Channels hot air away from the oven base and toward vent paths to help heat distribution.
• Prevents direct heat exposure to the oven's lower insulation and wiring.
• Common replacement when the duct is bent, corroded, or has holes that allow leaks.
• Alleviates uneven baking or excessive heat in adjacent cabinetry when damaged.

• One bottom duct (lower oven air duct).

• Disconnect power to the appliance and allow the oven to cool completely before starting.
• Removal typically requires opening the oven door, removing racks and the oven floor or access panels; basic hand tools are usually sufficient.
• Handle edges carefully—wear gloves to protect from sharp metal.

This is a replacement screw that can be used with many different types of household appliances. Screws fasten various pieces of machines together. They can also help to reduce the amount of vibration in the machine. If a screw is missing or damaged, it could cause a machine to stop working properly, or to vibrate more than it should.The screws are made from metal and will typically last for a long time. However, the threads and other parts of the screw can wear down with use. The screws could also become lost when making other repairs to the appliance. Replacement of the screws is generally easy, but it will depend on where it is placed.This item can replace certain screws found in various models of ranges, ovens, dryers, and microwaves from General Electric, Hotpoint, Whirlpool, and Kenmore. This is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. Owners may want to have several replacements on hand in case they need them.

Replacement fan blade that mounts to the motor shaft to circulate air inside the appliance, restoring airflow and reducing vibration or noise from damaged or bent blades. Works with the fan motor to help maintain proper cooling and ventilation. What it does:

• Spins on the motor shaft to move air through the appliance's cabinet or evaporator area.
• Restores even airflow for more consistent cooling and performance.
• Reduces excessive noise and vibration caused by cracked, warped, or missing blades.
• Helps prevent airflow-related issues such as warm spots or slow cooling when the fan is not operating properly.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electric shock or injury.
• Remove interior panels or housing to access the fan; handle the blade carefully — edges can be sharp.
• Slide the blade onto the motor shaft and secure per OEM method (set screw, clip, or hub); ensure proper alignment and rotation direction.
• Test fan operation after installation and reassemble panels securely.

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This motor drives the oven's convection fan to circulate hot air for even, consistent baking and roasting. Replace a noisy or stalled motor to restore proper airflow and uniform temperatures throughout the cavity.

• Spins the convection fan to move heated air across all racks
• Helps reduce hot and cold spots for more even cooking results
• Failure signs include the fan not running, running slowly, or making loud humming/grinding/squealing noises
• Symptoms can include uneven baking/roasting, longer preheat times, and poor browning

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access varies by model; remove appropriate panels to reach the motor and fan
• Transfer the existing fan blade and any reusable mounting hardware if your model uses separate parts
• After installation, ensure the blade spins freely and clears the shroud before restoring power

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.

This receiver hinge is the metal bracket that secures a refrigerator or freezer door hinge pin and helps the door open and close smoothly. It replaces worn or damaged receiver brackets to restore proper door alignment and operation. What it does:

• Secures the hinge pin to the cabinet so the door pivots correctly
• Supports door weight to reduce sagging and misalignment
• Restores smooth opening and closing when the original bracket is cracked or worn
• Helps maintain an effective door seal by keeping the door properly aligned

• One receiver hinge bracket

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Typically installed at the cabinet hinge location; basic hand tools required
• Support the door while removing/installing the hinge to prevent injury or damage