Parts for Dcs RGB-305: Main Top Parts

This is a pack of #10 x 3/8 inch Phillips truss-head screws with nickel plating for appliance fastenings. Use them to replace missing or corroded trim and panel screws and restore secure mounting and fit. What it does:

• Fastens trim, panels, brackets and light-duty components where #10 x 3/8 in screws are specified
• Truss head provides a larger bearing surface to reduce pull-through on thin materials
• Phillips drive offers easy, common-driver installation
• Nickel plating resists corrosion for longer-lasting fit in humid areas
• Replacing worn or missing screws can stop rattling, loose panels, and misaligned parts

• Ten #10 x 3/8 in Phillips truss-head nickel-plated screws

• Use the correct-sized Phillips driver to avoid cam-out and damaged heads
• Tighten until snug—do not overtighten to prevent stripping or distorting thin panels
• Disconnect power and remove any panels per appliance instructions before servicing
• Wear safety glasses and keep small parts away from children and pets

Phillips head screw kit for securing panels and components in electric wall ovens, gas ranges, and ranges. Replace missing, stripped, or damaged screws.

Burners won't light or igniter clicks constantly? This spark module generates the electrical spark needed to ignite gas burners. Moderate DIY repair.

This low-current transformer supplies a 30 mA control feed used by the appliance's low-voltage circuitry, helping control and ignition components operate reliably. It replaces a failed transformer to restore normal control function. What it does:

• Provides a regulated 30 mA low-current supply to the appliance's control/ignition circuit.
• Ensures consistent low-voltage power for relays, sensors, or spark modules that require 30 mA.
• Commonly replaced when the appliance fails to power control circuits or generate ignition.
• Can stop intermittent control behavior caused by a weak or damaged transformer.

• One 30 mA transformer (1 pk).

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the transformer.
• Verify wiring orientation and connector fit; match the old transformer's terminals to the replacement.
• Avoid forcing connectors; inspect harness and insulation for heat or damage and replace if needed.