Ge Jb655dk1ww Parts

The Infinite  Knob is an OEM replacement part for GE ranges. It allows you to easily adjust and control the heat settings of your range. A bad infinite knob can be caused by regular wear and tear, accidental damage, or exposure to heat and moisture. If you find that the knob is difficult to turn, loose, or shows signs of wear, it may be time to replace it.

Symptoms of a faulty infinite knob include:

• Difficulty in adjusting burner heat levels
• Loose or wobbly knob
• Damage or discoloration of the knob

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

This drawer panel (white) is the outer front of the appliance's drawer. Replacing a damaged panel restores a clean, secure face and proper handle mounting so the drawer looks right and opens and closes as designed.

• Forms the visible, protective front of the drawer
• Provides mounting points for the drawer handle/pull
• Helps the drawer close flush and remain aligned
• Common fix for a dented, cracked, bent, scratched, or discolored drawer front, or loose handle mounts

• Disconnect power and allow the appliance to cool before servicing
• Remove the drawer to access fasteners; support the panel while loosening hardware
• Transfer the handle, badge, and any brackets from the old panel if required
• Align and secure the new panel with existing hardware; reinstall the drawer and check operation

This vent tube directs heated air and moisture from the appliance to its exhaust path, maintaining proper airflow around internal components. Replace a cracked, warped, or missing tube to restore safe ventilation and help prevent heat and condensation buildup. What it does:

• Channels hot air and steam from the cavity to the outlet
• Helps prevent heat accumulation around controls and adjacent surfaces
• Reduces moisture/condensation at the vent outlet
• Common symptoms: excessive warmth near the console, persistent odors/steam, visible damage, or rattling from a loose/broken tube

• 1 vent tube

• Disconnect power; shut off gas. Allow the appliance to cool completely before servicing.
• Access and attachment points vary by model; refer to your service manual or diagram for location.
• Note the tube's orientation and routing; transfer any brackets or seals from the old part if present.
• Reuse existing screws/clamps and ensure the vent path is clear after installation.

Replacement bracket that secures a cooktop radiant heating element, restoring stable element positioning and safer operation. Use this bracket when the original is bent, cracked, or no longer holds the element firmly in place. What it does:

• Secures the radiant heating element to the cooktop so the element stays aligned and stable.
• Helps prevent element sagging or movement that can cause uneven heating or rattling.
• Keeps element terminals positioned for proper contact with the cooktop assembly.
• Common service part when the original bracket is bent, broken, or corroded.

• Disconnect power at the breaker and ensure the cooktop and element are fully cool before starting.
• Remove damaged bracket and fasten the replacement using the original screws or clips; confirm element alignment before restoring power.
• Use basic hand tools and avoid overtightening fasteners to prevent bracket or element damage.

This maintop harness routes power and control signals across the cooktop area so burners, switches and igniters can operate reliably. Replacing a damaged harness restores electrical connections and reduces arcing or intermittent operation. What it does:

• Carries power and signal connections for the cooktop/maintop assembly
• Restores reliable electrical paths to burner switches, ignitors and controls
• Fixes symptoms like intermittent burner operation, sparking at connectors, or no power to specific cooktop functions
• Helps prevent shorts caused by frayed or damaged wires

• One maintop wiring harness

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before starting work to avoid shock or injury
• Access typically requires removing the cooktop or control console; keep track of fasteners and wire routing
• Reconnect connectors to matching plugs; ensure secure, fully seated connections and correct routing away from heat sources

This bracket secures a stove's radiant heating element to the cooktop so the element stays aligned and stable during use. It helps maintain safe, consistent contact between the element and the cooktop assembly. What it does:

• Holds the radiant heating element in the correct position to prevent movement or sagging
• Keeps the element aligned to ensure even heating and reduce stress on terminals
• Helps stop the burner from wobbling or shifting when cookware is placed on it
• Can be used when a loose or misaligned element causes noise or improper seating

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the bracket
• Handle the heating element and terminals carefully to avoid damage or injury
• Basic hand tools are usually required; verify fit before final reassembly

A convection motor that drives the oven fan to circulate hot air for more even cooking and browning. Replaces a failed or noisy fan motor to restore airflow in convection ovens. What it does

• Turns the convection fan to circulate hot air for consistent baking and roasting results.
• Restores airflow when the fan is not running or is intermittently stopping.
• Reduces unusual noise caused by a worn or failing motor bearing.
• Helps eliminate hot/cold spots caused by a non-functioning convection fan.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting any service.
• Handle wiring and connectors carefully; match terminals exactly during reassembly.
• Inspect fan blade and mounting hardware; replace any damaged parts to prevent repeat failure.

This left-hand door handle bracket secures the refrigerator door handle to the door, restoring a stable grip and proper handle alignment. Durable replacement part helps stop a loose or wobbly handle and keeps the door operating smoothly. What it does:

• Mounts the door handle to the left side of the refrigerator door
• Provides a secure anchor to prevent handle movement or sagging
• Restores proper handle alignment for comfortable opening and closing
• Helps eliminate rattling or looseness when the door is used

• One left-hand door handle bracket

• Designed for direct replacement; inspect mounting screws and handle for wear before installing
• Use basic hand tools; avoid overtightening fasteners to prevent cracking the bracket
• Disconnect power only when working near electrical components; follow appliance safety guidance
• If screws or handle hardware are missing or damaged, replace those parts as well

This mount terminal block secures and organizes high-voltage wiring where the appliance power harness connects to the oven/range chassis. It provides a stable, insulated connection point to help restore reliable electrical contact. What it does:

• Holds and routes the incoming power wires and attaches them to the appliance wiring harness
• Provides insulated, screw-style terminal connections to maintain secure electrical contact
• Commonly replaces a cracked, melted, or loose terminal block that can cause poor power or intermittent operation
• Can stop visible sparking or burning at the connection point and prevent wire chafing

• Always disconnect all power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Verify wiring locations and take photos before removing the old block to ensure correct reconnection
• Use appropriate insulated tools and replace any damaged screws or wire terminals as needed

This harness connects the infinite (surface) switch to the cooktop's wiring, restoring proper power and control to a single burner. Use when a burner doesn't respond or the switch wiring is damaged. What it does:

• Provides a secure plug-and-play connection between the infinite switch and appliance wiring
• Restores electrical continuity so the burner can heat and adjust across all settings
• Commonly replaces frayed, melted, or burnt switch wiring that causes intermittent or no heat
• Matches OEM terminals and routing to maintain safe operation

• Disconnect power at the breaker before accessing the cooktop to avoid shock
• Replace only with the exact harness; confirm terminal fit and routing before final assembly
• Handle terminals carefully to avoid bending pins; secure wiring away from hot components

This door insulation replaces the inner thermal pad that helps block heat transfer through the oven door, improving temperature stability and reducing exterior door heat. Fits behind the inner door panel to restore proper insulation. What it does

• Replaces the oven door's internal insulation to help maintain oven temperature and improve heating efficiency.
• Reduces exterior door surface heat for safer operation and lower cabinet heat exposure.
• Helps prevent heat loss that can cause longer preheat times or uneven baking.
• Fits behind the inner door panel and works with the door's liners and glass to insulate the cooking cavity.

• One oven door insulation piece as shown.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely before servicing.
• Remove the oven door and inner door panel per the manufacturer's instructions to access the insulation.
• Handle insulation with gloves and avoid compressing or tearing the material; position it flat against the inner panel.
• If any mounting clips, screws, or inner door glass were removed, keep parts organized and reassemble.

This white refrigerator side panel restores the cabinet's finished appearance and protects internal components from dust and damage. It's a direct-fit exterior panel designed to match the original cabinet look. What it does:

• Replaces a dented, scratched, or rusted side panel to renew exterior appearance
• Protects internal insulation and wiring from exposure and debris
• Helps maintain a smooth mounting surface for adjacent trim and components
• Restores proper cabinet coverage after collision or panel corrosion

• Disconnect power before starting and move the appliance to a clear work area if needed.
• Removal/installation may require removing adjacent trim, kick plate, or access screws—keep fasteners organized.
• Handle panel edges carefully; use pads to protect finish and avoid scratching painted surfaces.
• Reinstall hidden clips or insulation in original positions to maintain fit and seal.