Roper Chassis Or Cabinet

Right hand side

Dishwasher tub assembly forms the main interior basin where dishes are washed. Replace if cracked, warped, or leaking at seams. Complete tub structure.

This replacement burner box bottom is the lower metal pan that supports and protects the range's burner assembly, helping contain spills and direct heat away from internal components for safer, more reliable operation. What it does:

• Provides a protective base for the burner assembly and internal wiring/components
• Helps channel heat and spills away from sensitive parts to reduce corrosion and damage
• Keeps burners aligned and seated properly for consistent ignition and flame pattern
• Worn, rusted, or warped pans can lead to uneven flames, burner misalignment, or visible damage under the cooktop

• Disconnect the appliance from power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Allow the range to cool completely and remove surface components (grates, burners, cooktop) per the owner's manual
• Handle metal edges carefully; rusted parts may have sharp areas
• Follow OEM instructions and torque guidelines when reinstalling; replace any damaged fasteners or gaskets as needed

Oven cavity wrapper assembly that forms the outer cabinet structure. Replace if your wrapper is cracked, damaged, rusted, or missing components.

Main bottom panel for electric ranges and wall ovens. Replaces cracked, damaged, or missing bottom chassis component. Structural support piece.

This oven back lining is the rear interior panel that restores the oven cavity surface and protects internal insulation and components. It helps maintain a clean, intact cooking cavity for safe, efficient operation. What it does:

• Replaces damaged, dented, or corroded rear cavity panel to restore a sealed oven interior
• Protects insulation, wiring, and rear-mounted components from heat and food debris
• Provides the mounting surface/support for rear elements and related hardware
• Helps maintain consistent cavity temperatures by covering the back wall

• One oven back lining

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before beginning any service
• Remove oven racks, broil element (if applicable), and access panels to reach the back lining
• Handle panel edges with care—use gloves to avoid cuts and protect the oven finish
• Retain or replace any insulation, gaskets, or fasteners that were removed; follow OEM diagram for correct placement