Glef2379fcd Parts

This chassis support is a replacement mounting bracket that helps secure the appliance cabinet and internal components for proper alignment and stability. It restores structural support to reduce movement and rattling. What it does:

• Secures the appliance chassis or cabinet to maintain correct alignment
• Stabilizes internal components to reduce vibration and noise
• Helps prevent gaps, sagging trim, or misaligned panels
• Supports proper door and drawer operation by keeping the frame square

• One chassis support mounting bracket

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before starting any repair
• Use basic hand tools; fasteners may need basic-sized screwdrivers or nut drivers
• Wear gloves to protect hands from sharp sheet-metal edges

This ceramic catalyst oven vent fits behind the oven broiler to help vent and break down cooking residues and odors at high temperatures, keeping oven air cleaner during cooking and self-clean cycles. It's a direct-replacement part when the original is cracked, clogged, or missing. What it does:

• Provides a heat-resistant vent surface that helps oxidize grease and odors that pass through the vent during use
• Helps maintain proper oven ventilation for consistent cooking and cleaner internal airflow
• Commonly replaced when the vent is cracked, glazed-over, excessively discolored, or emits persistent odors
• Works as part of the oven's venting system—does not affect electronic controls

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work to avoid shock or injury
• Allow the oven to cool fully; this part is installed inside the oven cavity or broiler area and may require removing racks or access panels
• Handle with care—ceramic components can crack if dropped or flexed; wear gloves to protect hands and avoid fingerprints on ceramic surfaces

This control panel is the front console assembly that houses the user controls and display, restoring proper button access and visible status indicators so you can select cycles and monitor operation. What it does:

• Provides the tactile buttons and display area for user input and cycle selection
• Protects and aligns the underlying electronic controls and switches
• Restores readable status lights and labels that indicate selected settings
• Commonly replaced when buttons are unresponsive, cracked, or cosmetic damage prevents normal use

• One control panel/console assembly

• Verify power is disconnected before starting any repair to avoid shock or damage
• Replacement typically requires removing the outer cabinet or control trim; keep hardware organized
• Inspect underlying switches and wiring during installation; replace any damaged fasteners or clips
• Recheck connector seating and wiring harness integrity after installation