Range Chassis Or Cabinet

The Oven Bottom Panel is an OEM component for Frigidaire oven models. Located on the base of the oven interior, this metal panel provides structure and support. 

Causes of a bad oven bottom panel include warping or damage due to exposure to high heat over time. Small nicks or cuts could allow heat to escape and reduce the oven's efficiency. Intentional or accidental impact during cleaning can also weaken the material.

Symptoms of a bad oven bottom panel include:

• Uneven or inefficient heat distribution within the oven
• Visible warping or damage to the panel surface
• Reduced heat retention leading to longer cook times
• Potential safety hazards if the metal is weakened

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with some Kenmore models. 

The Bottom Oven and Deflector Assembly is an OEM part for GE ovens. It serves the dual purpose of acting as a base for the oven and deflecting heat for more efficient cooking.

Causes of a bad Bottom Oven and Deflector Assembly can include exposure to high heat over extended periods, accidental impact or mishandling, and general wear and tear from regular use. 

Symptoms of a bad Bottom Oven and Deflector Assembly include:

• Uneven cooking or baking results
• Visible cracks, warping, or damage to the assembly
• Unusual noises during oven operation
• Difficulty in maintaining set oven temperatures

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This burner box is the structural pan beneath the cooktop that supports the surface burner components and shields internal parts from heat and spills. Replacing a damaged box restores proper burner alignment and a stable, secure cooking surface.

• Provides a rigid housing under the cooktop for burner heads, igniters, and related hardware
• Helps contain spills and protect wiring and insulation from heat exposure
• Keeps burners aligned so they sit level and openings match the main top
• Common failure signs: rust-through, cracks, or warping; stripped/broken mounting points; burners wobble or won't secure properly

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing.
• Remove the main top; document locations and transfer burners, igniters, grommets, and brackets to the new box.
• Handle sheet-metal edges carefully; wear cut-resistant gloves.
• After reassembly, restore gas and power, verify ignition, and leak-test any disturbed gas connections.

This bottom false assembly replaces the lower interior trim piece that covers the refrigerator base, restoring a finished look and preventing items from falling behind the cabinet. It helps maintain proper airflow paths and interior appearance. What it does

• Covers and protects the lower interior area of the refrigerator, concealing components and providing a finished appearance.
• Helps keep stored items from sliding into gaps at the base.
• Restores a secure trim piece if the original is cracked, broken, or missing.
• Reduces visible gaps that can allow dirt or debris to collect beneath the cabinet.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work and remove food/items from the area for safe access.
• Remove any drawers, shelves, or kick plates that block access to the lower interior before replacing the assembly.
• Handle the plastic trim carefully to avoid cracking; retain and reuse original fasteners unless replacements are supplied.
• Follow the manufacturer's service instructions for removal and installation.

This induction control assembly replaces the cooktop's electronic control module to restore responsive controls and proper zone operation. It fits induction cooktops that use this factory control board kit and restores normal user-interface and power control. What it does:

• Replaces the induction cooktop's main control board that manages power to heating zones and the touch/display interface
• Restores zone heating control when the original control is unresponsive or shows error indicators
• Addresses symptoms like unresponsive touch controls, intermittent zone power, or control-related fault codes
• Works with the cooktop's existing wiring and top assembly to resume normal operation

• One induction control assembly kit

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before beginning any service
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use ESD precautions
• Access typically requires removing the cooktop surface or control bezel—refer to the appliance's service manual for panel removal

This oven top replaces the worn or damaged top surface on compatible ranges to restore a clean, stable cooking area and help maintain proper appliance appearance and operation. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, dented, or heavily scratched oven top to improve cooktop appearance and surface integrity
• Provides a stable mounting surface for burners, grates, and trim pieces
• Helps prevent heat and spills from reaching internal components under the top
• Can reduce rattles or fitment issues caused by a warped or damaged top

• Disconnect power to the range at the breaker before starting any work
• Remove burners, knobs, grates and any trim as required to access and lift off the old top
• Handle panel edges carefully — metal edges can be sharp
• Verify fit and orientation before final fastener installation; keep all removed hardware for reassembly

This cooktop box houses and protects the cooktop's wiring connections, restoring a safe, code-ready junction point for electrical supply lines. Use this part when the original box is damaged, corroded, or missing fasteners. What it does

• Provides a secure enclosure for cooktop electrical connections and strain relief
• Prevents exposed wiring and reduces risk of shorts or arcing at the connection point
• Restores proper mounting for incoming supply conduit or cable
• Helps correct symptoms like intermittent power, visible damage to the wiring box, or a loose/unstable connection area

• One cooktop junction wiring box

• Disconnect power at the breaker before inspecting or replacing the box
• Replacement typically requires removing the cooktop and transferring wiring into the new box; keep wire routing and grounding intact
• Use only approved screws/fasteners and maintain proper strain relief and grounding per local code