Parts for HCW225RAES: Range Parts

This main control board manages a refrigerator's electronic functions so the unit responds to user inputs and runs cooling cycles reliably. Replacing a faulty board restores control of temperature, fans and timed cycles in compatible units. What it does:

• Sends signals to the compressor, fans and defrost system to maintain proper cooling cycles
• Interprets user inputs and display commands so the control panel responds correctly
• Triggers defrost timing and related heater/fan actions when required
• Can correct symptoms like unresponsive controls, incorrect temperatures, or intermittent cooling when board failure is the cause

• One main control (electronic) board

• Disconnect power before starting — this part is electrically live and static-sensitive
• Handle by the edges, avoid touching circuit traces; use anti-static precautions if available
• Installation typically requires removing the control housing and connector plugs; match connectors exactly before securing
• Test operation after installation and restore all panels and covers.

This convection heating element replaces the oven's convection heat source to restore even, high-temperature cooking and browning. Designed for compatible GE convection ranges, it delivers reliable radiant heat for roasting and baking. What it does:

• Heats the oven cavity during convection mode to help circulate hot air for even cooking and browning.
• Commonly used when the oven won't reach set temperatures or convection baking is uneven.
• Replaces a damaged, burned-out, or visibly broken convection element to restore proper heating.
• Works with the oven's fan and controls to maintain consistent cooking performance.

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before beginning any work.
• Handle the element carefully; wear gloves to protect from sharp edges and oils from hands.
• Typically installs from the rear or interior of the oven and secures with mounting screws and wire terminals—retain fasteners and route wires as removed.

This guard rail nut secures the oven/cooktop guard rail or trim to the appliance, restoring a solid connection and helping stop wobble or rattling. It's a small replacement nut used where the rail bolts to the frame. What it does:

• Fastens and locks the guard rail or trim to the appliance frame
• Restores proper alignment and prevents rail movement or vibration
• Helps eliminate rattling, looseness, or gaps at the rail connection
• Works with the original rail bolt or stud to maintain a secure fit

• One guard rail nut

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair and allow surfaces to cool
• Use the correct driver or socket size and tighten until snug; avoid over-torquing
• Keep hands and clothing clear of sharp edges around the rail/trim
• If other rail hardware is damaged or corroded, replace matching components for a reliable repair

This lower door hinge secures and guides the oven/range door at the base, restoring proper door alignment and smooth opening/closing. Durable metal construction replaces worn or bent hinges to stabilize the door. What it does:

• Provides a pivot point at the bottom of the door so it opens and closes smoothly.
• Restores proper door alignment when the door sags, scrapes, or won't fully close.
• Helps eliminate uneven gaps or binding between door and cabinet.
• Works with the existing hinge pin and mounting points to secure the door.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting and allow the unit to cool.
• Support the door while removing/installing the hinge to prevent dropping or injury.
• Use basic hand tools; retain all original screws and hardware unless worn.

This wire oven rack restores stable, even support for cookware so pans slide in and out smoothly and cook more evenly. It replaces a missing, bent or warped shelf to help restore full oven storage and use. What it does:

• Provides a sturdy, heat-resistant surface for baking pans, sheets and cookware
• Replaces bent, warped or missing racks that cause uneven cooking or items to tilt
• Restores proper clearance and sliding action on oven rack guides
• Fits into standard oven rack positions to support racks at different cooking heights

• One oven rack (single wire shelf)

• Allow the oven to be completely cool and power disconnected before handling
• Slide the rack into the desired oven guides; ensure full engagement on both sides
• Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that can damage the finish
• Inspect rack stops and oven rails for damage before reinstalling

This is a replacement electrical plug/connector used to join wiring harnesses and components in compatible GE appliances, restoring a safe, secure electrical connection for proper operation. What it does:

• Provides a secure electrical connection between wiring harnesses and appliance components
• Maintains circuit continuity to allow the attached component to receive power or signals
• A worn or loose plug can cause intermittent operation, failure of the component to run, or visible arcing
• Replacing a damaged plug helps prevent poor contacts and reduces risk of overheating at the connection

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the plug to avoid shock
• Verify correct orientation and fully seat the plug until it clicks or is secure; loose connections can cause issues
• Inspect mating terminals and wiring for damage; replace the harness or terminals if corroded or burnt

A left-side guide rail assembly that supports and guides oven racks and the oven door glide for smooth, stable operation. Replacing a worn or bent guide rail restores proper rack movement and helps keep the oven door aligned. What it does:

• Provides a stable track for oven racks or the door glide to slide smoothly in and out
• Maintains proper alignment and prevents binding or uneven rack travel
• Helps reduce rattling, sticking, or grinding when moving racks or opening the door
• Durable metal construction designed to resist bending under normal use

• One left-side guide rail assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Allow the oven to cool completely before accessing internal parts; wear gloves to protect against sharp edges
• Replacement may require removing the oven door or racks and using basic hand tools; follow the appliance's service manual for step-by-step instructions