Ctd-365-N Parts

This oven rack slide assembly lets the rack glide in and out smoothly for easier loading and unloading. Replace a bent, worn, or seized slide to restore proper rack movement and stable support at the oven's rack positions.

• Provides guided, smooth extension and retraction of a slide-out oven rack
• Helps keep the rack level and secure as it moves on the side supports
• Replace if the rack binds, sticks, or jumps off the supports
• Common signs include rough sliding, grinding noises, or visible damage to rails/rollers

• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool completely before servicing
• Remove the existing slide/rack per your user manual, noting orientation and engagement points
• Seat the new assembly fully on the rack supports and ensure proper engagement
• Test rack travel empty before returning the oven to service

Black. 8-18 AB HXW 3/8

This Bottom Cabinet Trim is the decorative finishing piece at the lower edge of the appliance where it meets surrounding cabinetry. It replaces a damaged or missing trim to cover gaps and restore a clean, factory look.

• Finishes the lower front edge and hides exposed gaps between the unit and cabinets
• Protects edges from crumbs, spills, and snags while improving appearance
• Restores fit and stability when the original trim is cracked, bent, loose, or missing
• Common symptoms include visible gaps, broken or sharp edges, rattling trim, or discoloration

• Disconnect power and allow the appliance to cool before servicing
• Wear cut-resistant gloves; trim edges and cabinet fronts can be sharp
• Remove fasteners/clips securing the old trim, align the new piece, and secure with existing hardware
• Refer to your model's diagram for mounting locations and orientation

This broil element delivers high, direct heat from the top of the oven for broiling and browning. It restores the oven's ability to sear, brown, and finish foods for crisp tops and caramelized surfaces. What it does:

• Heats the oven's upper cavity for broiling and finishing dishes
• Provides concentrated top-down heat for browning and searing
• Replaces a failed or visibly damaged element that won't glow or heat
• Helps eliminate uneven broiling or lack of broil function

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Allow the oven to cool completely and wear gloves to protect against sharp edges
• Remove mounting screws and disconnect wires from element terminals; reconnect wires to the new element in the same orientation
• Test broil function after installation to ensure proper operation

The Control Board and Overlay Assembly is an OEM component specifically designed for GE ovens. It houses electronic control boards along with an overlay screen and touch controls. This assembly acts as the "brain" of the oven, processing commands and regulating functions through its control boards and interfaces.

Causes of a bad control board can include water, heat or electrical damage over time. 

Symptoms of a bad control board include:  

• Touch controls not responding properly or at all
• Display screen malfunctions such as flickering or going blank
• Inability to change temperature or cooking settings
• Oven failing to turn on or operate as selected
• Error codes appearing unexpectedly

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This cosmetic bottom cabinet trim finishes the lower edge of the cutout around your appliance for a clean, factory look. Replace a damaged or missing trim to cover gaps and restore the front appearance.

• Installs along the lower front edge of the cabinet opening to provide a finished look
• Helps cover small gaps between the appliance and surrounding cabinetry
• Replaces broken, bent, loose, or missing trim pieces
• Can reduce rattling or vibration caused by loose trim

• Disconnect power and allow the appliance to cool before beginning work
• Support the trim while removing and installing fasteners to prevent bending or scratching
• Reuse original mounting hardware or manufacturer-specified screws
• Align and tighten screws evenly; do not overtighten

This convection fan motor drives the fan that circulates hot air during convection cycles. Replacing a weak or seized motor restores proper airflow, helping maintain even heat distribution and dependable convection performance. What it does:

• Spins the convection fan to move heated air through the cooking cavity during convection modes
• Helps maintain consistent temperatures for uniform results
• Typical failure symptoms: fan won't run, weak/no airflow, loud humming or squealing, uneven results in convection mode
• Operates intermittently before failing completely

• Convection fan motor

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Be aware high-voltage components can retain a charge; follow model-specific safety procedures
• Access the motor per your model's service instructions; note wire positions and rotation direction
• Ensure the fan spins freely and no obstructions contact the blade before reassembly

This convection motor kit drives the oven's convection fan to circulate hot air for even, consistent baking and roasting. Replacing a weak or seized motor restores proper airflow and reliable convection performance.

• Rotates the convection fan to move heated air throughout the oven cavity
• Helps maintain stable temperatures and reduce hot/cold spots across racks
• Common symptoms: fan not turning, no airflow in convection mode, loud humming/grinding, uneven baking or extended preheat times
• Intermittent or non-starting convection fan operation

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the appliance to cool completely before servicing
• Remove oven racks and the rear/interior access panel to reach the fan and motor
• Document wire positions; secure all fasteners and ensure proper alignment during reassembly
• Spin the fan by hand to confirm free movement before restoring power and testing

The Flat Rack is an OEM part for GE electric wall ovens. It provides an essential surface for baking many types of foods positioned flat during the cooking cycle. 

Causes of a bad flat rack can include rust or dulling from extended high-heat baking and repeated exposure to cooking oils and food particles over time. Damage from impact if accidentally dropped while hot or cooled racks is also risk.

Symptoms of a bad flat rack include:  

• Warping or bending out of shape that compromises its stability
• Holes or cracks that could potentially drip into foods below 
• Rack no longer fitting properly or securely in the oven cavity

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This ignitor kit replaces the burner spark electrode and its retainers, restoring dependable ignition. It produces a focused spark at the burner so the gas lights quickly and consistently. What it does:

• Generates the high-voltage spark needed to ignite gas at the burner
• Retaining spring and clip hold the electrode in the correct position for reliable ignition
• Helps address: burner won't light, intermittent or weak spark at a burner, or a cracked/chipped electrode insulator

• 1 ignitor (spark electrode), 1 retaining spring, 1 clip

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off gas; allow the appliance to cool before servicing
• Remove burner components to access the electrode; release the clip/spring and withdraw the old ignitor
• Transfer the spark lead to the new electrode; handle the ceramic insulator carefully to avoid damage
• Seat the electrode and secure with the spring and clip; align the tip per service guidelines and test for spark before reassembly

This lubricant/cleaner is used during service of cooking appliances to dissolve residue and provide light lubrication on small moving parts. It helps restore smoother operation of control shafts and valves when burner knobs feel stiff or sticky. What it does:

• Cleans deposits and old grease from control shafts and valve components
• Provides light lubrication to reduce friction and sticking
• Helps address symptoms such as hard-to-turn burner knobs or rough valve rotation
• Supports preventative maintenance during range/cooktop service

• Lubricant/cleaner

• Disconnect power and shut off gas; allow the appliance to cool before servicing
• Work in a well-ventilated area and keep away from open flames or ignition sources
• Apply sparingly per service instructions; avoid contact with igniters, electrical components, and flame ports
• Replace any worn or leaking valve—do not rely on lubricant/cleaner to correct a leak

This replacement screw secures appliance components so panels, brackets, and trim stay tight and aligned. Use it to replace a missing, stripped, or rusted fastener and restore a solid, rattle-free fit in the affected assembly.

• Fastens parts to the chassis/frame or mounting brackets
• Replaces lost, damaged, or corroded hardware
• Can help address loose or vibrating panels and minor misalignment
• Maintains a secure attachment during normal operation

• Disconnect power before servicing; for gas appliances, also shut off the gas supply
• Match the screw to the original location and reuse any clips or washers if present
• Start threading by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening
• Repair/replace damaged receiving threads or clip for proper hold

The Meat Probe and Harness Assembly is an OEM part for GE ovens. This probe monitors the internal temperature of meat or other food items during the cooking cycle.

Causes can be regular wear and damage from repeated insertions into food over the appliance's lifespan. Liquid ingress into the control panel area could compromise electrical connections.

Symptoms of a bad probe or harness include:

• Inaccurate or unstable temperature readings displayed
• Failure of the unit to switch cooking modes at pre-set temperature thresholds
• Unreliable monitoring of food doneness

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This high limit switch is the appliance's over-temperature safety device. It opens the circuit if internal heat rises beyond a safe threshold, helping protect wiring and controls and restore dependable operation once the underlying overheating issue is resolved.

• Monitors temperature and interrupts power when heat exceeds its limit to prevent damage
• Also called a safety thermostat or thermal cut-off
• When tripped or failed, common symptoms include no heat, shutting off during use, or loss of power to the bake/broil circuits
• Overheating events from blocked vents or cooling fan issues can trigger this safety

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the unit to cool completely before servicing
• Access location; note wire positions and transfer one lead at a time to the new switch
• Mount firmly and flush to its bracket/surface so it senses temperature correctly; do not bypass this safety
• After replacement, verify airflow and cooling fan operation and run a brief heat test

The Wall Oven Capacitor Motor is an OEM part for GE wall ovens. Located inside the oven cavity, this motor is responsible for turning the convection fan which circulates hot air for even baking and roasting. 

Symptoms of a bad capacitor motor include:

• Inability to select convection bake or roast features 
• Uneven cooking results 
• Lack of air circulation inside the oven
• Strange noises coming from the fan/motor area
• The convection fan not turning on 

Causes of failure can be wear over time, damage from debris inside the oven, or occasional voltage fluctuations which can degrade motor components.

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This door liner plug snaps into the inner door liner to cover fastener or access holes. It restores a clean, finished look and helps keep grease and debris from entering the door assembly.

• Covers exposed holes in the inner door liner
• Replaces a missing, loose, or damaged plug/cap
• Helps protect the door cavity from splashes and debris
• Restores a neat, factory-finished appearance

• Disconnect power before servicing; for gas ranges, also shut off gas. Allow the appliance to cool completely.
• Open the door and gently pry out the old plug with a plastic trim tool or flat-blade screwdriver.
• Align and press the new plug into the liner until it seats flush.
• Support glass and follow the manufacturer's instructions.