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Replace your range's panel filler trim if cracked, broken, or missing. This decorative trim covers gaps and completes the finished look of your range.
Almond
Cooktop chassis frame box that supports and encloses the burner assembly on your electric range. Replace if cracked, bent, rusted, or damaged.
Inner door panel for electric ranges. Installs between the outer door and window. Replace if cracked, damaged, or discolored from heat exposure.
Retains insulation inside your range door or cavity. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to maintain proper insulation placement and appearance.
Bisque
Replace your damaged range oven cavity body assembly. Restores the structural integrity of your oven compartment when the interior is cracked or chipped.
Range base rivet assembly that secures internal components. Replace if rivets are broken, missing, or causing loose structural connections in your range.
Replaced the control board, took approximately 20 minutes from start to finish Read more
Color: Black Each package includes one end cap. For the white version, order part number WB7K5319.
The Handle End Cap is an OEM part for GE ranges. This part plays a role in capping the ends of the range handle, allowing a seamless and aesthetically pleasing finish while also preventing injuries by covering potentially sharp edges.
Causes of a bad handle end cap include physical impact, frequent cleaning that leads to wear, or degradation due to exposure to kitchen grease and heat.
Symptoms of a bad hand end cap:
This OEM GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances.
1) Opened package, 2) unwrapped end-caps, 3) broke off guide pieces with pliers, 4) inserted caps in both end of handle, 4) unscrewed 6 Phillip screws to remove oven-door fascia, 4) unscrewed two end-cap retainer bolts with nut driver to release remnants of broken end-caps, 5) re-inserted bolts back through the oven door engaging the new end-caps on each end, 6) tightened bolts while begging the new end-caps not to break, 7) positioned fascia back over the oven door, 8) restored the 6 screws to... Read more
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