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Dryer door won't stay closed? The door strike secures the door latch during operation. Quick DIY fix—installs from the front in minutes.
My dryer door would not stay shut because the door strike was stuck in the door catch. I was afraid that when I pulled the strike out, it would damage the catch, so I ordered the door strike and door catch. I got the damaged door strike out with needle nosed pliers in about 15 seconds. The door catch was in perfect condition so I didn't need to use the one I ordered. So then I proceeded to install the new door strike. That took me about 15 minutes because I did not have the manual strength to... Read more
Broiler not working or burned out? This broil element radiates intense heat from above to sear and brown foods. Straightforward DIY replacement.
I got a new part and replaced it. Read more
Replaces the inner heat-resistant glass panel in your oven door. Needed when glass is cracked, shattered, or broken during cleaning or use.
Replaced it myself. Read more
Burner not heating or heating unevenly? This surface heating element restores even heat. Easy DIY install takes minutes—just plug in and secure.
Put in new ones. No repair necessary. Read more
Replace your cracked or broken oven door window pack assembly. Includes glass and gasket for a clear view while maintaining internal temperature and insulation.
The glass was easily replaced. Just a few screws to remove cover then remove bad glass then i dropped in the replacement glass then reinstalled cover. Ithen put the door back in the stove. 15 minute job!!! I was so surprised to see how easy it was!!! Thanks! Part fit perfectly!!! Read more
Oven not heating or control pad unresponsive? This control board manages temperature, timing, and all range functions. Fixes electronic control failures.
Replaced with a part ordered from Appliance Parts Pros and had appliance repairman install. Read more
Burner stuck on high heat or won't regulate temperature? This infinite switch restores precise control. Straightforward DIY repair with a screwdriver.
Replaced the Infinite Switch. Simple fix using only a screwdriver. Read more
Grease filter for range hoods and over-the-range microwaves. Dimensions: 9" x 16-1/2" x 3/32" (9 x 16.5 x 0.09375). Rectangle shape. Captures grease from cooking air. Replace when clogged, discolored, or every 6-12 months.
Based on internet search and data found on APPLIANCE PARTS PRO, I deduced that the "infinite control " module was most likely bad. Replaced it and all is good. Toughest part was remembering how to disengage cooktop from down draft blower and then pulling the cook top up in within it's opening. Once pulled up, I put short 2x4's across the opening corners to support the cooktop safely while I worked on it. Next issue was figuring out exactly which screws held the glass top in place. As... Read more
The Potentiometer is an OEM replacement part for Bosch gas range or cooktops. It functions as a three-terminal resistor that adjusts the flow of electric current, which in turn, controls the ignition and temperature of the cooktop. This component is essential for the precise operation and control of the gas burners, ensuring they light up and maintain the desired flame intensity. Causes of a malfunctioning Potentiometer can be attributed to wear and tear, electrical issues, or damage due to spills and cleaning products. A compromised potentiometer affects the flow of electric current, leading to issues with the ignition and temperature control of the gas burners. Symptoms of a bad Potentiometer include:
This OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador, Gaggenau, and some Kenmore models.
After watching a youtube video, I disassembled the front cover on the cooktop (be sure to turn off the power supply). I then switched the potentiometers on two burners. The burner that was not working now worked and the burner that did work did not. Easy to find the culprit....ordered a new potentiometer from here and though I only got regular shipping, it was actually delivered the NEXT DAY! 5 minutes, put in the new part, and all burners work. Great site, thanks for the help! Read more
Fix a burner that won't heat, stays hot, or can't adjust temperature. This infinite switch controls power levels. Simple DIY repair in 5-10 minutes.
Replaced switch with a new one. also replaced the 4 knobs Read more
Oven not heating or reaching temperature? This bake heating element distributes even heat for proper baking. DIY-friendly repair with basic tools.
Easy fix. Both elements replaced while I was at it, so all new. Figured if one went the other was going to follow. CIRCUIT BREAKER OFF. Removed the back metal panel with my nut driver for the hex head screws. Note where the panel may slip under tabs for support. Remove slip on electrical connections on upper and lower elements. May need a pliers. (I did not want to just pull the element and the wires into the oven with the element and remove them there, like a technician would do. After 15... Read more
The Thermostat is an OEM part for GE microwaves. This part regulates the temperature within the microwave, ensuring it operates within safe and efficient temperature ranges. It helps prevent overheating by monitoring and controlling the internal temperature, protecting both the appliance and the user.
Causes of a bad thermostat can include wear and tear over time, electrical malfunctions, or damage from power surges.
Symptoms of a bad thermostat include:
This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
GE Microwave/Convection Oven. Removed case (carefully). Tested in-line power cord fuse with multi-meter. Fuse was good. Noticed a scorch mark on a wire connected to the oven cavity thermal fuse. The fuse appeared to have been overheated from too much movement in it's mount. Removed part from unit and used number on the part to order a new one. Installed new part, re-assembled, and unit works fine. Read more
Replacement door handle for microwave ovens. Installs on the exterior door panel. Needed when handle is cracked, broken, or pulled loose from supports.
So, you would think that Bosch would make the door handle a TAD more accessible for a quick replacement and repair. You have to first remove the plastic lining on the back of the door, then the black metal surround that holds the inner glass to be able to get to the two screws that hold the door handle supports. It takes some patience as most of these two peices and "snap" in and you just have to carefully see how the two components are held in to remove them without breaking them. So.... 1 -... Read more
Replace your broken or cracked cooktop burner control knob. This knob installs on the control panel and allows you to adjust flame settings.
While trying to fix the problem I broke the knob. Appliance Parts Pros.com had the part delivered in 2 days! After looking at the video I decided there was a poor ground at burner #1. Removal of burner confirmed my suspicion. Years of use “spills” has insulated the burner from a good ground, thus preventing a good spark. Removal of black residue cleared the problem. I am now in the process of cleaning the remaining 4 burners just to be sure. Read more
Oven not heating or baking unevenly? The bake element is likely burned out. This 15-minute DIY fix requires just a screwdriver to restore your oven.
Determined the lower heating element wasn't working. Chatted with appliance parts pros and found compatible part. Quick ship and easy replacement. Probable saved over $100 not having a GE service call. Read more
The Flame Sensor is an OEM part for GE dryers. This part detects the presence of a flame in gas dryers, ensuring that the gas ignites properly for safe and efficient drying. Causes of a bad flame sensor can include regular wear and tear, carbon buildup from the gas flame, or electrical malfunctions. Symptoms of a bad flame sensor include:
GE Gas Dryer Model DBVH512GF1WW began to heat for only a short amount of time so drying clothes took WAY too long. Read online that the first thing to replace are the solenoids. Bought the two solenoids from AppliancePartsPros.com for about $50 total, and it seems to have fixed the problem. Had to watch a few videos to learn to disassemble the dryer, and the job took a couple of hours, but now that I know what I'm doing it could be done in less than 30 minutes. Also, the old solenoids tested... Read more
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