Kenmore Range 362.75281790 (36275281790, 362 75281790) Parts

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Spark Electrode Mounting Clip

By: Ge

Part Number: WB1K56

This small metal clip secures the surface burner spark electrode to its bracket or burner base, holding the tip at the proper gap for reliable ignition. Replace a missing, bent, or corroded clip to help restore consistent sparking.

Holds the surface burner spark electrode firmly in position near the burner head
Maintains correct alignment and gap so the igniter can spark to the burner
Can help with delayed ignition, intermittent sparking, or a burner that won't light
Typical signs include a loose/wobbly electrode, visible damage, or a missing clip

What's included: 1 mounting clip Install notes:

Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing
Lift the cooktop or remove burner components to access the electrode; note clip orientation
Transfer the electrode into the new clip and seat the clip securely in its bracket or base
Avoid stressing the electrode's ceramic insulator; verify the tip is aimed at the burner rim and test ignition

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Gas burner would not start Eileen L. • Hebron , MD • August 24, 2019

A new electrode and the great schismatics on your website. The only thing that took some time was removing the 2 screws in burner pan. Once removed it was very easy to fix. Read more

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Outer Door Glass

5.0 (3)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB57K2

Color: Black

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You The front door glass of my ge xl44 gas range was shattered by a flying crockpot Kurt N. • South Williamsport , PA • May 10, 2017

I lifted up the door and removed it. Next, I laid out newspaper on the floor. I placed the door on the newspaper upside down. With my socket driver, I removed the bottom door trim. I then used a pocket knife to remove the remaining glass in the top groove. I then slid in the new glass and reinstalled the trim. It took 30 minutes to replace the glass and clean up the glass fragments from the previous door glass. I looked up a video on how to replace it Utube. Personal safety equipment - Safety... Read more

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Tube Air - Mix

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Part Number: WB16K13

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Broiler Pan

5.0 (2)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB49K2

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Burned on pans Cheryl R. • Piney Creek , NC • October 30, 2015

New pans Read more

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Door Spring Hook

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Part Number: WB2K11

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Retainer Clip

5.0 (2)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB2X1082

Clip for door hinge.

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Broken door hinge. Shari W. • Evansville , IN • February 07, 2018

By replacing the hinge. Read more

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Support Rivet

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Part Number: WB10K13

Right hand side

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Orifice Spud Lp

5.0 (5)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB28K146

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Needed to go from natural gas to propane Lizel C. • Windsor , CA • August 24, 2016

ORDERED ORPHASES Read more

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Spring Door

5.0 (1)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB9K1

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Two springs on oven door were worn out William T. • Washington , DC • February 06, 2019

Replaced the oven door springs. Read more

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End Cap Screw (White)

5.0 (1)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB01K10004

Color: White. Mounting screw for end caps.

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Needed to replace two screws that were rusted Russell S. • Jefferson , GA • May 22, 2020

Replaced screws, would have liked to replace discolored plastic end plates but not for $35 to $40 dollars per end cap. Read more

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Switch, Rocker

5.0 (1)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB24X415

Color: Black

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Old worn parts Billy S. • Newport News , VA • February 26, 2016

Easy removal of worn parts and easy installation of new parts. Read more

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Panel, Oven Bottom

5.0 (6)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB53K35

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You The panel on the oven bottom was pitted and needed to be replaced Kenneth W. • Buffalo , MN • November 29, 2014

Simple as can be. Took 2 screws out, pulled out the old panel, and put the new one in. Done in five mintures Read more