Range Support Parts

This front console control panel replaces a worn or damaged oven/range control surface and restores access to your unit's buttons and display for normal operation. It provides the visible interface where settings are selected and displayed. What it does:

• Replaces the exterior control surface used to select cook modes, temperatures, and timers
• Restores tactile button access and the area around the display when the original panel is cracked, faded, or broken
• Commonly used when buttons stick, the panel is cosmetically damaged, or the control surface no longer secures properly
• Does not include electronic control boards or internal components unless specified

• High-level task: remove screws and trim pieces, disconnect any ribbon cables or harnesses, and secure the new panel in place
• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Handle ribbon cables and connectors gently; do not bend pins or force connectors

This right backguard support secures the rear control/splash panel to the range, restoring a stable, flush fit and preventing rubbing or vibration. It's a direct replacement shaped for the right side of the backguard assembly. What it does:

• Holds the backguard/control panel steady at the rear of the range
• Prevents the backguard from sagging, vibrating, or rubbing against nearby components
• Restores proper alignment so controls and trim sit flush
• Helps eliminate rattling or movement when the cooktop is used

• One right backguard support bracket

• Disconnect electrical power (and gas, if applicable) before beginning work
• Remove backguard/control panel trim to access mounting points
• Use appropriate hand tools; avoid over-tightening fasteners to prevent damage
• Wear gloves and eye protection—metal edges may be sharp

This left-side backguard support bracket secures the oven/stove backguard to the range frame, restoring stability and correct alignment. It prevents the backguard from sagging or shifting and helps maintain a safe, finished fit at the rear of the appliance. What it does:

• Supports and anchors the left side of the rear backguard to the range cabinet
• Prevents the backguard from moving, rattling, or sagging during use
• Restores proper alignment so rear panels and controls fit securely
• Common symptom: loose or misaligned backguard or visible gap at the rear

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the backguard or access panel to reach mounting locations; keep hardware for reinstallation if reusable
• Align the bracket with existing mounting holes and secure using the original fasteners or OEM replacements
• Wear gloves to protect against sharp sheet-metal edges and verify secure fit before restoring power