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H Burner
I examined the inner burner heads and determined that two of the most frequently used burners were warped and were not making good contact with the burner base. It's a GE Profile series stove about 10 -12 years old. I checked the GE Parts website, and they wanted almost $100 for the large burner head but didn't even have the small one at all, saying it was no longer available. By Googling the parts numbers, I found Appliance Part Pros, and they had both burner heads available. They were still a... Read more
Approx 3 inches in diameter
Ordered a new burner base. Replacement was easy. Read more
Restore clear visibility inside your oven with this halogen lamp assembly. It replaces a failed light unit so you can monitor cooking progress through the door without opening the oven or losing heat.
We pulled the oven out installed the new light assembly and put it on. Although the faceplate didn't cover the entire panel because the original was no longer available, it covered the necessary parts and looks WAY BETTER! The interesting thing about the light assembly is that we had a repair technician come to the house and they said it would be too costly to fix and they probably would not be successful, so we didn't move forward. We decided to take the risk of spending the part money to... Read more
Approx 4 inches in diameter
Liquid propane
This drawer wedge aligns and stabilizes the lower drawer so it opens and closes smoothly and sits flush. Replacing a worn or missing wedge helps eliminate wobble, rubbing, and gaps for better everyday operation.
This machine screw is an authentic OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is used in securing the burner head to the gas range top so that it can be used for cooking. If the burner head becomes loose or the screw is missing, it should be replaced. For safety reasons, the burner should not be used until this screw is replaced; the burner head could shift during cooking and lead to a fire. To start, disconnect the gas and power from the stove to prevent accidental ignition of the burner. Make sure the burners are not hot. Remove the burner grate and burner cap from the burner that is missing a screw. Install the new screw in the hole and tighten it with a screwdriver. Put the burner cap and burner grate back on the stove and reconnect the gas and power. Periodic inspection of the burner heads and all associated screws and parts on the stovetop will prevent accidents and keep the stove working correctly. This screw is a silver, metal part that is sold individually. It is designed for use in gas rangetops manufactured by General Electric and Hotpoint.
Second repair after 10 years of service - igniter had cracked and spill overs were causing the others to misfire. This was a two-step process. I took apart the cooktop to see what parts were neded. Screws were all rusted, I had to drill ome out. The burner gaskets broke during the process and needed replacement. One of the burners had deformed due to excess heat. After that initial diagnose, I reassembled the cooktop without the igniters and ordered all the parts I needed. The second stage was... Read more
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.
My husband gets irked when I take it upon myself to do appliance repair. This isn't my first project. I looked at various websites and found this one very helpful. Information was consistent with what the GEappliance website had. Video instilled confidence that the job could be simply done. Price was right and a new ignitor module was installed; easy peasy! Appliance works like new! Read more
This maintop gasket seals the left side of the range cooktop to the chassis, helping contain spills and fumes and ensuring a snug, stable fit. Replace a worn gasket to restore a clean seal and easier cleanup. What it does:
Pulled the front cover off. Disconnected the wires to the control panel. Lifted the top off the stove. Removed all the burners and indicator lights and mounted them to the new glass. Reinstalled the glass top Hooked up all wires Reinstalled front panel. Read more
This is a 6-20 machine screw, 3/8 inch length, used to secure trim, panels, or small components on compatible cooking appliances. Replacing a missing or damaged screw helps keep parts tight and prevents rattles or shifting during use.
I positioned the element under the top of the stove and placed it back in there with the bracket and screw. Turned out perfectly. Read more
This oven door side insulation sits between the inner and outer door panels to limit heat loss and reduce hot spots along the door edge. Replace when the original is burnt, brittle, or missing to help restore safe thermal performance.
Replaced the insulation and followed oven door removal video on YouTube. Read more
Black. H Burner
Just put the new parts Read more
This surface element limiter switch monitors burner temperature and opens the circuit if it overheats. It helps regulate element cycling for consistent cooking performance and, on many models, feeds the hot-surface indicator light.
With the support of Appliance Parts Pros, I ordered 3 parts (plus glass stove top cleaner) that were suspected to be the cause of the problem for a total of $49.59. Easily replaced the Range Oven Sensor, $15.91, at the back of the interior oven & that was it! All oven features work fine & my wife set the oven for the clean cycle earlier today. So far, so good! Thanks for your help! Would recommend Appliance Parts Pros to anyone. Read more
Black. D Burner
Replacement fastener used to secure appliance components. If a screw is missing or damaged, panels and brackets can loosen or rattle. Installing a new screw restores a tight fit and helps keep parts properly aligned.
This mounting screw secures appliance components to the chassis for a tight, rattle-free fit. Replacing a missing, stripped, or corroded fastener helps keep panels, brackets, or burner assemblies properly aligned and secure.