Kenmore Range 363.7271591 (3637271591, 363 7271591) Parts

This is the right side guide slide.

Includes 12 screws.

Left hand side

This broiler slide is the oven rack support that lets the broiler pan and rack slide in and out smoothly for cooking and removal. It restores proper rack movement and helps keep broiler pans supported and stable. What it does

• Supports the broiler pan and rack so they sit level and slide smoothly
• Replaces worn or bent slides that cause racks to bind, tilt, or fall
• Reduces scraping, sticking, and uneven pan movement during use
• Restores safe access for inserting and removing broiler pans

• One broiler slide

• Disconnect power to the range before starting work; if a gas range, also shut off the gas supply
• Remove oven racks and broiler pan before replacing the slide to access mounting points
• Reuse original fasteners unless replacements are specified by the manufacturer

This hinge pin links the oven door hinge to its mounting point, creating the pivot that lets the door open and close smoothly. Replacing a worn or missing pin can restore steady door movement and a consistent seal.

• Serves as the pivot point for the door hinge
• Helps maintain proper door alignment and closing pressure
• Wear or damage may show as a loose, sagging, or misaligned door
• May help address squeaks, binding, or difficulty latching the door

• Disconnect power; for gas ranges, also shut off the gas supply
• Support or remove the door to access the hinge
• Note hinge orientation; remove the old pin and install the new pin securely
• Inspect the hinge/bracket for wear; lubricate only if specified by the manufacturer

This is the right side broiler hinge. For left side use WB10K6.

This is the left side broiler hinge. For right side use WB10K5.

This is the left side guide holder. For right side use WB14K1.

This broiler pin secures the oven's broiler drawer or rack, letting it slide and lock smoothly for even broiling. Replaces a worn or broken pin to restore proper broiler movement and alignment. What it does:

• Acts as the hinge/anchor for the broiler drawer or rack so it opens and closes smoothly
• Prevents the drawer or rack from sagging, binding, or coming loose
• Helps maintain correct broiler alignment for even heat exposure
• Common symptom: drawer or rack won't slide, sits crooked, or falls out

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) and allow the appliance to cool before servicing.
• Remove the broiler drawer or rack per the owner's manual to access the pin.
• This part typically installs by sliding or snapping into a bracket; verify fit before final assembly.

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 back insulation is the replacement rear cavity pad that helps contain oven heat and protect rear components and cabinetry. It restores proper thermal barrier performance for safer, more consistent oven operation. What it does:

• Provides a thermal barrier behind the oven cavity to limit heat transfer to the rear panel and surrounding cabinetry
• Helps maintain more consistent cooking temperatures by reducing heat loss through the back
• Protects wiring, controls, and exterior surfaces from excessive heat exposure
• Replaces missing, damaged, or deteriorated insulation that can cause higher rear-surface temperatures or heat-related odors

• One oven back insulation pad as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Remove the range/oven from its enclosure and access the rear panel per your model's service instructions
• Handle insulation with gloves and a mask if fibers are exposed; avoid compressing or tearing the material
• Secure the insulation in the original position with factory fasteners or clips; verify no obstruction of vents or wiring before reassembly

Bottom right range slide.