Kenmore Range 790.36699501 (79036699501, 790 36699501) Parts

Anti-tip warning label for electric ranges. Replaces faded, peeling, or missing safety labels on the anti-tip bracket. Ensures compliance with safety standards.

Hex nut for gas range assembly. Secures components throughout your range. Replace if stripped, corroded, or missing during repairs or maintenance.

Replace a damaged or frayed range wire harness. This internal wiring component connects electrical systems inside your range. Order when wires are cut or worn.

This printed wiring diagram provides the electrical schematic for the appliance to help identify wiring, connectors, and component relationships while servicing. Use it as a reference to trace circuits and correct connections before repairs. What it does

• Shows the appliance's electrical wiring layout and circuit paths in a clear schematic format
• Identifies wire colors, connector locations, and component terminals for troubleshooting
• Helps locate splices, fuses, and safety devices that affect circuit continuity
• Useful for diagnosing intermittent electrical faults and correct reconnections after service

• One printed wiring diagram/schematic as shown

• This is a reference document—follow the schematic while the appliance is powered off and unplugged
• Always disconnect power before touching wiring or components; use proper lockout/tagout where applicable
• Keep the diagram dry and store with appliance documentation for future service
• If wiring has been altered or damaged, replace or repair wiring per OEM instructions rather than relying solely on the diagram

This control panel is the exterior console assembly that houses the oven/range controls and user interface, restoring a clean, functional front for the appliance. It provides the mounting and button/label surface for the range's control electronics. What it does:

• Provides the visible control surface and mounting for push-buttons, switches, and display components
• Restores labeled buttons and control access if the original panel is cracked, faded, or warped
• Helps protect underlying electronic components from spills and debris when intact
• Commonly replaced when buttons stick, labels wear off, or panel is physically damaged

• One control panel (console) as pictured

• High-level replacement; remove power (unplug or trip breaker) before starting
• May require removal of range trim, bezels, and disconnecting control harnesses; keep fasteners organized
• Handle gently to avoid scratching painted/printed surfaces; verify alignment before tightening