Kenmore Range 790.70602014 (79070602014, 790 70602014) Parts

This replacement handle restores a secure, comfortable grip for opening and closing your appliance door. It replaces a cracked, loose, or missing handle so operation feels normal again and the appliance maintains a clean, finished look.

• Provides a sturdy handhold to pull/push the door during everyday use
• Attaches to existing mounting points on the door
• Common symptoms: cracked or broken handle, looseness, missing handle, difficulty opening the door
• Helps return the appliance's appearance to like-new condition

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting; allow hot surfaces to cool
• Wear cut-resistant gloves; support the door/handle while removing hardware
• Reuse existing screws/end caps as applicable; start all fasteners before tightening
• Tighten evenly without overtightening; verify smooth door operation after installation

This is the gas control valve for a surface burner. It regulates gas flow to the burner head so you can ignite the flame and adjust heat output safely and smoothly.

• Controls and meters gas to an individual cooktop/range burner
• Worn or leaking valves can cause hard-to-adjust flames, no flame, or gas odor
• A sticking or stripped valve stem can make the knob hard to turn or fail to shut off fully
• Helps restore precise flame control and reliable ignition

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Allow the appliance to cool; work in a well-ventilated area
• Transfer any mounting hardware or orifice components from the old valve
• Check for leaks with an approved leak-detection method after reassembly and gas restoration

This surface burner channels gas through its ports to create an even, controllable flame on your cooktop. Replacing a worn or clogged burner restores reliable ignition, proper flame shape, and consistent heating performance.

• Directs gas from the orifice through burner ports to produce the cooking flame
• Interfaces with the spark electrode for fast, consistent ignition
• Helps maintain even heat across the pan
• Common symptoms: burner won't light, weak or uneven flame, yellow tips, delayed ignition or popping

• Disconnect power and shut off gas; allow the cooktop to cool completely
• Remove grate and burner cap; detach mounting hardware as applicable and lift off the old burner
• Align the new burner with the orifice and igniter; reinstall hardware and cap
• Restore gas and power, then check for leaks and verify proper ignition and flame quality

Restore steady, even flames with this surface burner cap. It sits atop the burner head to shape the flame and shield the burner from spills and debris, helping keep lighting quick and cooking performance consistent.

• Shapes and centers the flame for efficient, even heating
• Protects the burner head from spills and food debris
• Helps proper ignition by maintaining the correct gap and alignment
• Typical symptoms: uneven or yellow flames, delayed ignition or constant clicking, visible chips/warping, or a missing cap

• Turn all controls off and allow the cooktop to cool completely
• Lift off the old cap; clean the burner head and igniter area
• Center the new cap on the burner head so it sits level and fully seated
• If ignition is delayed or the flame is uneven, re-seat and realign the cap

The Screw is an OEM part for Frigidaire ranges and ovens. This part is designed to securely fasten various parts of the appliance, ensuring stability and durability. 

Over time, screws can become loose due to the expansion and contraction of materials with temperature changes. Regular use and the occasional necessary removal for repairs or cleaning can also wear down the threads, making them less effective.  

Symptoms of a bad Screw (Chrome) include:

• Loose or wobbly components that should be securely fastened.
• Difficulty in securing parts due to stripped or damaged screw threads.
• Visible corrosion or deterioration of the screw.

This OEM Frigidaire part can also be used on Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and Sears/Kenmore.

Size: 8-18 x 0.5 inch. Color: Chrome.

This oven door hinge supports and guides the door so it opens and closes smoothly and seals properly. Replacing a worn hinge can restore correct door alignment and help prevent heat loss from a door that won't close tightly.

• Supports the oven door and controls its opening/closing movement
• Helps maintain proper door alignment and seal for stable temperatures
• Replace if the door won't stay closed, sags, binds, or slams
• Symptoms can include heat escaping around the door, uneven baking, or creaking/grinding when moving the door

• Disconnect power at the breaker; allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove the door; use hinge locks/pins if the design provides them
• Install the hinge in the original orientation and mounting points; re-seat the door and verify latch engagement
• Check door alignment; replacing both hinges together can help ensure even closing force

Restore smooth, secure door movement with this oven door hinge. A worn hinge can cause the door to sag or leak heat; replacing it helps the door close flush for better heat retention and consistent baking performance. What it does:

• Provides spring-tensioned pivot for the oven door
• Helps keep the door aligned and fully closed against the gasket
• Common fixes: door won't close fully, drops quickly, won't stay ajar, squeaks or binds
• Reduces heat loss and temperature fluctuation caused by a misaligned door

• One door hinge assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker and let the oven cool completely
• Support the door; engage hinge locks or remove fasteners, then lift the door off per your model's instructions
• Remove the faulty hinge and install the new hinge in the same orientation; reuse mounting hardware
• Open and close the door to verify smooth motion and a tight seal before use

This ignitor orifice assembly sits under the cooktop and both routes gas to a surface burner and provides the spark to light it. Replace a damaged or clogged assembly to restore fast, reliable ignition at that burner.

• Feeds gas from the valve to the burner and houses the spark igniter electrode for ignition
• Common fix for a surface burner that won't light, has no or weak spark, or only lights with a match
• Also called an igniter/orifice holder assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing.
• Raise or lift the cooktop per your model's service information; support it to avoid strain on gas lines.
• Note wire routing; set the electrode gap to the burner head per service specs and keep the lead away from heat/sharp edges.
• After reassembly, check all gas connections with an approved leak-detection solution and verify proper spark and flame.

Restore reliable ignition and even oven heat. This oven burner channels gas from the safety valve and mixes air to produce an even flame across the bake area, helping your range preheat properly and maintain steady baking temperatures.

• Distributes the gas/air mixture for the bake cycle and ignites along the burner ports for a consistent flame
• Supports even heat across the oven cavity to reduce hot and cold spots while baking
• Common signs of failure: no bake flame or intermittent ignition, long preheat times, uneven baking, visible rust or holes in the burner
• Works in conjunction with the oven igniter; inspect the igniter if weak ignition persists

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Remove oven racks, bottom panel, and flame spreader to access the burner
• Unfasten the burner, lift it off the orifice, and transfer the existing igniter and hardware to the new burner if needed
• Reinstall, ensure proper alignment over the gas orifice, restore gas/power, and verify a stable blue flame

This factory screw secures panels, brackets, and other components in your cooking appliance. Replace a missing, stripped, or corroded fastener to restore a tight, rattle-free fit and keep parts properly aligned during use.

• Fastens components to maintain proper alignment and stability
• Helps prevent vibration, rattling, and loose parts during operation
• Replace if threads are stripped, the head is damaged, or the screw is missing
• Commonly used to mount internal or exterior parts in ranges and wall ovens

• Disconnect power and allow the appliance to cool; shut off gas supply if applicable
• Use the correct driver bit to avoid stripping the screw head
• Install in the original location and do not overtighten
• If the receiving threads are damaged, repair or replace the mating part before installation

This replacement valve controls gas flow to a cooktop/range surface burner, restoring smooth, dependable flame control through the burner knob. Replace a worn or leaking valve to improve safety and consistent burner performance.

• Regulates and shuts off gas to a single surface burner when you turn the control knob
• Helps resolve issues like a burner that won't light or won't adjust flame properly
• Can address a stiff/hard-to-turn knob or gas odor/leak at the valve stem area
• Supports steady, even flame when the original valve is worn or inconsistent

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Match the valve to the correct burner position per your model's parts diagram
• Transfer any required fittings/orifice from the original valve
• Use approved sealant where specified and check all connections with a leak-detection solution before use—never an open flame

Size: 8-32t x 0.500 inch. Color: Black.

This gas burner orifice meters the flow of fuel to a burner on your range or cooktop. Replacing a clogged, damaged, or wrong-size orifice helps restore correct flame characteristics for safer, efficient cooking performance.

• Precisely meters gas through a calibrated jet to the burner
• Supports proper flame size and color for the specified fuel (natural gas or LP)
• Symptoms to address can include weak/uneven flame, yellow or sooty flame, delayed ignition, or no flame if the jet is blocked
• Replace if the jet is stripped, damaged, drilled out, or cannot be cleared of debris

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off the gas supply; allow the appliance to cool before service.
• Use the correct orifice for the specific burner position and fuel type; do not over-tighten the brass fitting.
• After installation, verify regulator setting and adjust air shutters (if applicable) for the correct fuel.
• Leak-test disturbed connections with a soap-and-water solution and confirm proper flame before use.

This safety valve controls gas flow to the oven burner, opening only when the ignition system calls for heat. Replacing a weak or stuck valve restores reliable ignition and consistent oven temperatures for safe, dependable baking and roasting. What it does:

• Regulates and shuts off gas to the oven burner circuit
• Works with the igniter; opens only when proper current is present
• Fails closed to help prevent unlit gas from entering the oven
• Common symptoms may include: oven won't heat, intermittent heating, very long preheat, or a weak/unstable flame

• 1 safety valve

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Label and transfer all tubing and wires from the original valve one-for-one
• Support flare fittings with two wrenches; use thread sealant only on NPT threads (never on flare connections)
• After installation, restore gas and check every joint for leaks with an approved leak-detection solution

Note: ONE screw only, order as needed.

This replacement surface burner cap sits on top of the gas burner head to focus and distribute the flame for even, efficient heating. Replacing a damaged or missing cap can restore proper ignition and flame pattern. What it does:

• Covers and protects the burner head from spills and debris
• Spreads and concentrates the flame for consistent cooking performance
• Helps prevent yellow, lifting, or uneven flames when properly seated
• Common symptoms: uneven or yellow flames, poor simmer, delayed ignition, chipped/warped/missing cap

• 1 surface burner cap

• Allow the cooktop to cool; disconnect power and shut off gas if servicing beyond simple cap replacement
• Lift off the old cap and clean the burner head surface of residue or debris
• Center the new cap on the matching burner head so it sits level—do not force
• Use the correct cap for the burner position; test ignition and flame after installation