Roper Range / Cooktop / Oven Parts

This orifice fitting bracket secures the orifice/fitting assembly to the appliance, keeping the fuel delivery components aligned for reliable burner operation. It replaces a worn or damaged bracket to restore stable positioning of the orifice. What it does:

• Holds the orifice/fitting in the correct position on the manifold or burner assembly.
• Prevents movement or misalignment that can cause uneven flames or ignition problems.
• Helps maintain a secure connection between the orifice and fuel line/fitting.
• Common symptom: loose or wobbly orifice, inconsistent burner operation, or difficulty igniting.

• One orifice fitting bracket.

• Turn off the gas supply and unplug the appliance before beginning any work.
• Installation typically requires removing access panels and securing the bracket with the existing fasteners; keep original hardware unless replacement is specified.
• After installation, check for proper alignment and ensure there are no gas leaks before returning the appliance to service.

Range door won't stay closed or latch properly? This door catch (receptacle side of latch assembly) secures your oven door. Simple DIY repair.

This terminal block support is an electrical insulator that holds and protects the oven/range terminal block assembly, helping keep power connections secure and separated. Replaces a cracked or melted support to restore safe terminal mounting. What it does

• Secures the terminal block in place so incoming power wires stay properly positioned
• Keeps live terminals separated to reduce risk of shorting or arcing
• Commonly replaced when the support is cracked, broken, burned or warped
• Helps restore reliable electrical connection after terminal-block damage

• One terminal block support/insulator

• High-level replacement: disconnect power at the breaker before service; part installs near the incoming-power terminal block
• Inspect adjacent wiring and terminal block; replace any damaged connectors or wires

This replacement back-right gas tube routes gas from the valve to the rear burner for proper combustion. It restores the correct gas flow path so the burner can light and maintain a steady flame when installed correctly. What it does:

• Directs gas from the valve to the back-right burner for ignition and operation
• Helps achieve a stable, even flame at the rear burner when functioning
• Replaces damaged, bent, or corroded tubing that can disrupt gas flow
• Can resolve symptoms like weak or no flame at the rear burner and uneven heating

• One back-right gas tube

• Turn off gas supply and power before attempting any service
• Inspect fittings and gaskets; replace any worn seals to prevent leaks
• Tighten connections to manufacturer torque specs and test for leaks with a soap solution or gas leak detector