Cgb376ru Parts

This smoker guide/tray assembly guides and supports the smoker tray inside the oven, helping keep smoker pans stable and positioned for even smoking. Replaces a worn or damaged guide to restore proper tray function. What it does:

• Supports and guides the smoker tray so it slides in and out smoothly
• Holds smoker pans or wood chips in the correct position for safe use
• Helps prevent tray wobble, binding, or uneven seating
• Useful when existing guide is bent, cracked, or no longer secures the tray

• High-level replacement; remove power to the appliance before servicing
• Handle edges and mounting points with care to avoid damage
• Verify fit and orientation before final mounting; use existing fasteners unless new hardware is supplied

Fix a wobbly or damaged grill with this replacement caster wheel. Non-locking design allows smooth mobility. Simple installation takes 10-15 minutes.

Fix rotisserie issues with this motor skewer adapter. Connects motor to rotisserie rod for even cooking. Common repair for grills with rotisserie.

This is a handle designed for use on a range or oven, typically mounted on the door or drawer front. It provides a grip for opening and closing the oven door or storage drawer. Replace this handle if it is cracked, loose, or broken, making it difficult to safely operate the appliance.

This is the replacement front panel for a smoker/drawer assembly — a finished face that restores the look and helps the drawer seal and operate properly. It replaces a chipped, cracked, or damaged drawer front to make the unit look and function as intended. What it does:

• Provides the finished exterior surface and mounting interface for the smoker drawer
• Restores proper alignment and closing if the original front is warped or broken
• Protects internal drawer components from grease and debris at the front opening
• Improves appearance by replacing scratched or dented panels

• One drawer front panel

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Remove the drawer from the cabinet to access mounting screws or clips
• Transfer any trim, handle, or hardware from the old front to the new front as required
• Align the panel, secure fasteners, and test that the drawer opens and closes smoothly