E36gc Parts

This glow-bar ignitor is the heat source that lights the oven or range burner so gas can ignite, restoring reliable burner ignition and oven heating when the original element fails. What it does:

• Heats to ignition temperature to allow the gas safety valve to open and the burner to light.
• Commonly replaces a cracked, broken, or non-glowing element that prevents the oven from heating.
• Can stop clicking, long-light delays, or uneven heating caused by a failing ignitor.
• Designed to match the original mounting and connector style for a direct replacement.

• One ignitor (glow-bar) — exact item shown.

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before starting any repair.
• Handle the ceramic/glass element carefully—avoid dropping or touching the glowing surface with bare hands.
• If connectors are corroded, clean or replace them; do not force-fit the ignitor.

This ignitor orifice assembly routes gas to the burner so the ignitor can light the flame, restoring reliable ignition and efficient burner operation. It's a direct-replacement style part used on compatible gas ranges and ovens. What it does

• Controls and meters gas flow to the burner orifice so the ignitor can ignite the burner
• Restores consistent ignition when a faulty orifice prevents the burner from lighting
• Can correct weak or intermittent flames caused by a damaged or clogged orifice
• Works as part of the burner/ignition system

• One ignitor orifice assembly

• Turn off the appliance power and shut off the gas supply before starting work
• Handle and seat the orifice assembly carefully; do not overtighten fittings
• Check for proper sealing and ignition after installation; if you detect a gas smell or suspect a leak, shut off gas immediately
• If you are not comfortable working on gas appliances, have the part installed by a licensed service professional

This wiring harness assembly connects the appliance's electrical components to restore reliable power routing and control signals. It replaces a damaged or worn harness to help fix component power loss or intermittent operation. What it does:

• Routes power and control wires between major components
• Restores electrical continuity when the original harness has broken, corroded, or shorted wires
• Helps stop intermittent operation, flickering controls, or components that won't power on
• Prevents arcing or shorts when the original wiring shows burn marks or exposed conductors

• One complete wiring harness assembly as pictured

• Disconnect all power before beginning work
• Take photos of existing connections before removing the old harness to ensure correct reconnection
• Route and secure the new harness away from heat, moving parts, and sharp edges to prevent future damage
• If terminals or connectors are damaged, replace them; do not operate with exposed or frayed wires

This is an authentic OEM replacement bracket locking screw sourced directly from the manufacturer for use on range tops. The stovetop bracket is attached to the stovetop and the stove body. This locking screw is a fully threaded 2.1-inch screw. If this screw becomes loose or rusted, it should be removed and replaced to ensure the stovetop remains fully seated and in good working condition. If the screw is missing, the stovetop bracket will not be fully functional, and the stovetop could become loose. To start, disconnect the power and gas from the unit before replacing the screw on the bracket. Make certain the stove burners are not hot. Remove the burner grates, burner caps, and control knobs. Lift the range top cover. Locate the mounting bracket on the wall unit. If the screw is in the bracket but has rusted, use a screwdriver to remove the missing screw. Set the nut aside for use on the new screw. Install the new screw and the nut from the last screw. Check the bracket alignment before tightening the screw. Tighten the screw to the nut. Lower the stovetop and reconnect the power and gas. This bracket locking screw is a heavy-duty 2.1-inch silver metal screw. It is designed for use on gas ranges manufactured by Frigidaire, Kenmore, Electrolux, and Crosley.

This burner head is used on gas ranges to provide the cooking heat. The burner head is attached to the burner tube assembly that supplies the gas. When the burner is ignited, the holes in the burner head produce the flame that is used for cooking. Over time, food spills and normal corrosion may cause the holes in the burner head to become clogged or damaged. If this occurs, food will not cook evenly, or the burner may not ignite. The burner head should be removed and replaced. Turn the gas and power off to the stove. Remove the burner grate and burner cap and set them aside. Lift the burner head off the stove and dispose of it. Place the new burner head over the burner base and make sure the pin goes inside it. Seat the burner head level over the hole and make sure it is level. Place the burner cap and grate back on the stove. Reconnect the gas and power.This burner head is an authentic OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer for use on gas ranges by Kenmore, Frigidaire, Crosley, and Electrolux. It is a silver metal part that is sold individually.