Kenmore Range 665.75162301 (66575162301, 665 75162301) Parts

If your range burner won't light or has weak flames, the burner tubing with orifice may be clogged or damaged. This part delivers gas to the burner.

Replacement oven rack insert for ranges. Restores proper dish support when original is worn, broken, or missing. Ensures stable placement during cooking.

Replacement latch rod for range oven doors. Connects the door latch mechanism to enable proper door closing. Order a new rod if yours is broken or missing.

Secures wiring harness to your range frame, preventing wire chafing and electrical faults. Replace if damaged or wires are loose. Confirm fit by model.

White metal cooktop panel that covers the top of your gas range. Replace if cracked, chipped, stained, or showing wear from years of cooking use.

If your burner flame is uneven or yellow, or the burner sits loose, the burner box may need replacement. Restores proper gas flow and alignment.

Splicing 25 Ft. Black 12 Ga. 150~c (Wire, Red 14 Ga. 200~c)

Lower heat shield for gas ranges. Protects internal components from heat damage. Replace if cracked, warped, or missing to maintain proper heat distribution.

Protective cover that shields the range igniter assembly. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to protect internal igniter components from damage.

Replace your cracked, chipped, or missing range burner cap. This component sits on top of the burner head to direct flames evenly during cooking.

This thermostat senses appliance temperature and helps the control maintain proper cooling. It replaces a failed temperature switch to restore reliable temperature regulation and protect components from overheating. What it does

• Monitors temperature and signals the control board or compressor to turn cooling on or off
• Prevents overheating by opening the circuit when temperatures exceed safe limits
• Commonly replaced when the appliance does not reach or maintain the correct temperature
• Can stop intermittent cooling or continuous-run symptoms when the original thermostat fails

• One thermostat as shown

• For experienced DIYers only; disconnect power before servicing
• Follow manufacturer instructions and verify correct part placement and wiring before restoring power
• Do not modify the part; use proper tools and replacement hardware