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This stainless-steel door handle assembly replaces a worn or damaged appliance door handle to restore a secure grip and clean finished look. It's designed as a direct fit replacement where the original part number applies. What it does:
Mounting screw for securing range components and panels. Replace if stripped, rusted, missing, or broken to properly fasten parts during repairs.
Replace your damaged range oven cavity body assembly. Restores the structural integrity of your oven compartment when the interior is cracked or chipped.
My husband googled the issue, took apart the oven to see what he needed and we ordered the parts. The oven was back up and running like new within a week! To buy a new oven to replace the one we own would have been well over $700. This was an $80 fix. Read more
The Knob is an OEM replacement part for GE ranges. This knob is responsible for operating the temperature control dials on the electric range. Over time, knobs can become worn, cracked or damaged making them difficult to turn accurately. Color: black. Measures about 2 inches in diameter. Causes of a bad knob can include normal wear and tear from repeated use over many years. They can also be damaged if the range surface is cleaned with harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. Symptoms of a bad knob include:
This GE OEM replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
Contacted GE for a replacement knob--and their cost was over $56 for one simple knob and shipping. Knowing that was completely unreasonable (it's a simple plastic part), I searched the web and found AppliancePartsPros. I ordered on a Thursday, and received it Friday--the next day! And it cost $20.37 for TWO knobs and shipping. Amazing. Read more
The replacement was easy, BUT my Spectra model required removal of the front crystal. This wasn't hard, but I found nothing about it on the internet or YouTube. Remove the four plastic nuts and then the crystal. Then it's easy. Read more
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