Kenmore Range 790.72333010 (79072333010, 790 72333010) Parts

Size: 3/4 inch od x 1/4 inch id.

Anti-tip bracket kit secures your range to the floor or wall, preventing tipping when the oven door is opened or heavy cookware is placed on extended racks.

This truss-head machine screw secures a switch to its mounting bracket or panel. Replacing a worn or missing screw restores a solid, aligned switch fit for reliable operation.

• Fastens the switch body to a bracket or chassis panel
• Helps keep the switch aligned for consistent actuation
• Replaces stripped, corroded, or missing mounting hardware
• Common symptoms: loose or wobbly switch, misalignment, rattling or vibration around the switch area

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening
• Verify thread size and length match the original hardware
• If multiple screws secure the switch, replace them in a consistent pattern to maintain alignment

Replace your gas range oven baffle if cracked, damaged, or missing. Directs heat circulation inside the oven cavity for even cooking performance.

Replacement grate foot kit for gas range burner grates. Includes 8 rubber feet and adhesive. Needed when feet are missing, cracked, melted, or worn.

Replace a gas range burner valve that's broken, stuck open, or causing hard-to-adjust flames. Moderate DIY repair requires raising the stovetop.

Replacement surface burner head for gas ranges and cooktops. Distributes gas through precision ports for even flame. Needed when original is clogged, damaged, or corroded.

This is the bake burner tube located inside the bottom of the oven cavity in a gas range. It distributes gas evenly to produce a consistent flame for baking and roasting. Replace this burner tube if you notice uneven heating, weak or irregular flames, or visible damage such as corrosion or holes in the tube.

Chrome screw secures handles, door trim, and internal components in ranges and ovens. Replace if lost during cleaning, stripped, or missing after moves.

This metal panel forms the bottom surface of your oven cavity and provides a stable base for cooking. It distributes heat evenly and protects the oven's internal components from spills and debris. Replace this panel when it becomes warped, rusted, or develops holes that affect cooking performance.

Surface burner cap sits atop the burner head to shape and center the flame. Replace if cracked, chipped, or missing to restore proper flame distribution.

Replace your gas range's ignitor and orifice assembly if the parts are cracked, broken, or clogged. Includes spark electrode, gas orifice, and holder.

Oven light stays on or won't turn on when door opens? This door-activated switch restores automatic light control. Easy 15-minute DIY repair.

Replacement oven rack for electric and gas ranges. Replaces bent, rusted, discolored, or missing racks. Slides into side rails for sturdy support.

This is a nut that is used in many microwave ovens. It is typically used to hold interior fan in place. A nut is a fastener that is used to hold two items together or keep one component secure against a surface. Use and time can cause the nut to become stripped, damaged, or broken. If the nut is broken, it will no longer hold the fan in the right location. The nut will need to be replaced.Before replacing this part, the microwave should be unplugged. Open the refrigerator door and remove the cover that goes over the fan. The nut can then be removed using a nut driver. Replace the other parts before using the appliance.This nut is used in microwave ovens manufactured by Crosley, Electrolux, Frigidaire, and Kenmore. It is sold as a single part. This is an authentic OEM replacement part is sourced directly from the manufacturer.

This valve-to-regulator tube carries fuel between the pressure regulator and gas control valve, maintaining a sealed path for proper ignition and stable flame. Replace if the tube is kinked, damaged, or leaking.

• Provides a rigid, factory-formed connection between the pressure regulator and valve
• Helps ensure correct gas flow to the burner system
• Failure signs include weak or no flame, delayed ignition, repeated clicking, or a gas odor
• Visible kinks, corrosion, or stripped fittings indicate the tube should be replaced

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply; ventilate the area before servicing
• Use two wrenches to back up fittings; avoid twisting the regulator or valve bodies
• Route the tube without kinks and tighten flare connections securely
• Leak-test all joints with an approved solution—never an open flame—before restoring service.