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The Oven Rack is an OEM part for GE ovens. This sturdy metal rack provides a stable surface for cooking or baking, fitting inside the oven's interior to support cookware and bakeware. The rack measures 24 inches in width and 14 inches in depth,
Causes of a bad oven rack can include warping or bending from heavy loads, rust or corrosion from exposure to moisture, and general wear and tear from frequent use. Physical damage or accidental mishandling can also affect its condition.
Symptoms of a bad oven rack include:
This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
I'm a Realtor and I know how important it is to have a pristine home no matter the age. I find keeping the oven by itself is relatively easy but the racks tend to be a bit harder to keep spotless. My way of trouble shooting this prior to putting my home on the market, new racks. Dirty ovens are a major turn off to a potential home buyer, taking care of the little details in advance will make you money.... Read more
Ordered the oven control and put it on. Read more
Pulled out the old and replace it with new part. Read more
Note: 130V / 50W
I looked on different web sites looking for the oart I needed and could not find the right one until I found your sight. The picture that was on your sight matched the part I needed and after receiving the part it was a great match for what I needed. Read more
The oven was so loud, it was hard to talk to someone in the kitchen. We replaced the motor and the fan blade. 1. Turn off power to the oven. 2. Remove the oven doors 3. Remove the cover for the fan. 4. Turn the fan blade nut clockwise to loosen( it's opposite of normal) - Save the nut and the small clip that is behind the fan as you'll need them again. 5. Remove the screws that hold oven to the kitchen cabinet frame. 6. Slide oven out of kitchen cabinet and place on the floor - it takes 2... Read more
All of the information on the web repair sites said "replace the hinges as the springs are worn out." Didn't fix the problem. The top of the door still wouldn't seal, and the. Leaning latch wouldn't catch the door unless you pressed on the door. The inside panel of the door was fatigued. Too many turkeys were set on the door over the years. The hinges are attached to that inside panel, so the stress points were bent over time. I replaced the inside steel panel. Took about an hour. Was able... Read more