Kenmore Range 628.6668391 (6286668391, 628 6668391) Parts

Nylon guide that supports the front of your range oven drawer as it slides in and out. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn causing drawer misalignment.

This clock knob replaces a worn or broken timer/clock control knob so you can easily set or adjust the oven/range clock and timer. It restores a secure grip and clear control over clock/timer settings. What it does

• Fits onto the clock/timer control shaft to allow manual setting and adjustment.
• Provides a firm grip for turning the timer or setting the oven clock.
• Helps restore proper user control when the original knob is cracked, loose, or missing.
• Compatible with the OEM control interface — replaces the original-style clock/timer knob.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to prevent electrical shock.
• Typically installs by aligning the splines and pushing the knob straight onto the control shaft; avoid forcing at an angle.
• If the original knob is stuck, use a gentle, even pulling motion or a non-marring puller tool; protect surrounding surfaces.

This is a digital clock and timer assembly with a silver-colored display that mounts on the range control panel. It controls oven timing functions including bake and broil cycle durations and displays the current time. Replace this part if the clock display is blank, flickering, shows incorrect time, or if the oven timer no longer starts or stops cooking cycles properly.

Support rod that holds the cooktop top in place. Replace this structural pin if the original is broken, bent, or missing to properly secure the top.

Rubber grommet plug that seals the light switch opening in your range control panel. Replace if cracked, torn, missing, or no longer providing a tight seal.

This vent tube directs airflow or drainage away from internal components to the appliance vent opening, helping maintain proper venting and reduce buildup. A simple replacement when the original tube is cracked, split, or disconnected. What it does:

• Routes vented air or condensate from internal ducts to the exterior vent
• Restores proper airflow path when the original tube is damaged or collapsed
• Helps prevent leaks or pooling caused by cracked or disconnected vent tubing
• Reduces chances of performance issues related to restricted venting

• Disconnect power (and gas supply on gas appliances) before starting any repair.
• Inspect surrounding ducts and seals; replace any damaged clamps or connectors for a secure fit.
• Push or clamp the tube fully onto both mating fittings to prevent leaks; secure with the proper fasteners.
• Use basic hand tools.

Replace a worn, broken, or missing switch rod on your range. This control rod connects to the switch mechanism and may need replacement if damaged.