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The Rangetop Glass Assembly is an OEM replacement part for GE electric ranges. It is a glass surface that serves as the cooktop for the range. This assembly includes the glass panel itself, which provides the cooking surface for the range, and other elements such as the metal frame or trim that surrounds the glass.

Symptoms of a faulty rangetop glass assembly include:

• Visible cracks or fractures on the glass surface
• Discoloration or staining that cannot be removed
• Difficulty in cleaning or maintaining the surface

A bad rangetop glass assembly can occur due to accidental damage, cracks, or discoloration over time. If you notice any signs of damage or wear, such as visible cracks, discolored spots, or difficulty in cleaning the surface, it may be time to replace the old or damaged rangetop glass assembly with this genuine OEM part.

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
 

This relay daughter board is the small control board that mounts to or plugs into the main control. It restores reliable switching of power to high-demand components so cooking functions operate as intended. What it does:

• Works with the main control to energize onboard relays and switch line voltage to high-load components
• Routes power to elements, fans, motors, or other loads as designed by the appliance
• Common failure symptoms include no heat, certain functions not working, intermittent operation, or visible burn marks/heat damage on the board
• Presents relay clicking without the related component activating

• One relay daughter board

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Use ESD precautions; handle the PCB by its edges and avoid flexing the board
• Photograph and label wiring; move connectors one at a time to the new board
• Ensure the board is properly seated/secured on standoffs and all connectors are fully engaged before restoring power

This vent tube directs heated air and moisture from the appliance to its exhaust path, maintaining proper airflow around internal components. Replace a cracked, warped, or missing tube to restore safe ventilation and help prevent heat and condensation buildup. What it does:

• Channels hot air and steam from the cavity to the outlet
• Helps prevent heat accumulation around controls and adjacent surfaces
• Reduces moisture/condensation at the vent outlet
• Common symptoms: excessive warmth near the console, persistent odors/steam, visible damage, or rattling from a loose/broken tube

• 1 vent tube

• Disconnect power; shut off gas. Allow the appliance to cool completely before servicing.
• Access and attachment points vary by model; refer to your service manual or diagram for location.
• Note the tube's orientation and routing; transfer any brackets or seals from the old part if present.
• Reuse existing screws/clamps and ensure the vent path is clear after installation.

The Oven Rack is an OEM replacement part for GE ranges. It provides an elevated surface for baking, roasting or broiling food inside the oven cavity. 

Causes of a bad rack can include warping or discoloration from exposure to high heat over time. Cracks or breakage may also occur due to mishandling or loading the rack with excess weight. 

Symptoms of a bad oven rack include:

• Food not baking or cooking evenly while on the rack    
• Difficulty sliding the rack in and out of the oven 
• Cracks, bends or broken welds in the rack frame

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

Replacement bracket that secures a cooktop radiant heating element, restoring stable element positioning and safer operation. Use this bracket when the original is bent, cracked, or no longer holds the element firmly in place. What it does:

• Secures the radiant heating element to the cooktop so the element stays aligned and stable.
• Helps prevent element sagging or movement that can cause uneven heating or rattling.
• Keeps element terminals positioned for proper contact with the cooktop assembly.
• Common service part when the original bracket is bent, broken, or corroded.

• Disconnect power at the breaker and ensure the cooktop and element are fully cool before starting.
• Remove damaged bracket and fasten the replacement using the original screws or clips; confirm element alignment before restoring power.
• Use basic hand tools and avoid overtightening fasteners to prevent bracket or element damage.

This lower outer door is the stainless-steel front panel for the oven's lower door, restoring the exterior appearance and protecting internal door components. It matches OEM fit and finish for a factory look. What it does:

• Replaces a dented, scratched, or corroded lower outer door panel to refresh the oven exterior
• Protects inner door layers, insulation, and hardware from damage and contamination
• Provides the correct mounting surfaces and openings for factory hinges, trim, and handles
• Helps maintain a uniform stainless finish across the appliance

• One lower outer door panel (stainless finish)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Some models require partial door removal; door panels and inner layers can be heavy—use two people if needed
• Keep track of fasteners and trim pieces; follow the manufacturer's disassembly sequence
• If glass, insulation, or hinges are damaged, inspect and replace those parts separately per OEM guidance

This maintop harness routes power and control signals across the cooktop area so burners, switches and igniters can operate reliably. Replacing a damaged harness restores electrical connections and reduces arcing or intermittent operation. What it does:

• Carries power and signal connections for the cooktop/maintop assembly
• Restores reliable electrical paths to burner switches, ignitors and controls
• Fixes symptoms like intermittent burner operation, sparking at connectors, or no power to specific cooktop functions
• Helps prevent shorts caused by frayed or damaged wires

• One maintop wiring harness

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before starting work to avoid shock or injury
• Access typically requires removing the cooktop or control console; keep track of fasteners and wire routing
• Reconnect connectors to matching plugs; ensure secure, fully seated connections and correct routing away from heat sources

This bracket secures a stove's radiant heating element to the cooktop so the element stays aligned and stable during use. It helps maintain safe, consistent contact between the element and the cooktop assembly. What it does:

• Holds the radiant heating element in the correct position to prevent movement or sagging
• Keeps the element aligned to ensure even heating and reduce stress on terminals
• Helps stop the burner from wobbling or shifting when cookware is placed on it
• Can be used when a loose or misaligned element causes noise or improper seating

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the bracket
• Handle the heating element and terminals carefully to avoid damage or injury
• Basic hand tools are usually required; verify fit before final reassembly

This electrical jumper links two terminals within the appliance's wiring to restore proper continuity for the affected circuit. Replace a burnt, damaged, or missing jumper to bring the related function back to reliable operation.

• Bridges terminals to complete or modify an electrical circuit as designed by the manufacturer
• Helps address symptoms like a specific feature not working, intermittent operation, or no power to a component
• Replace if the original shows heat damage, broken leads, or loose connections
• Direct replacement for the original jumper used in the wiring harness

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Use your model's wiring diagram to locate the correct jumper
• Label/photograph wire positions and transfer one connection at a time
• Ensure connectors are fully seated; do not alter the factory wiring configuration

This broil shield is the oven's rear cavity panel that protects the oven back and nearby components from direct broiler heat. It helps channel heat for safer broiling and prevents heat damage to internal parts. What it does:

• Deflects direct broiler heat away from the oven back wall and components
• Helps maintain proper broiling performance by directing heat toward food
• Reduces risk of heat-related damage, discoloration, or premature wear on internal oven parts
• Limits grease and debris contact with sensitive rear components

• Disconnect power (and gas supply on gas ovens) before servicing the oven
• Remove oven racks and, if required, the broil element to access the shield
• Handle edges carefully—metal parts can be sharp
• Keep hardware removed during disassembly; screw locations for reassembly

A convection motor that drives the oven fan to circulate hot air for more even cooking and browning. Replaces a failed or noisy fan motor to restore airflow in convection ovens. What it does

• Turns the convection fan to circulate hot air for consistent baking and roasting results.
• Restores airflow when the fan is not running or is intermittently stopping.
• Reduces unusual noise caused by a worn or failing motor bearing.
• Helps eliminate hot/cold spots caused by a non-functioning convection fan.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting any service.
• Handle wiring and connectors carefully; match terminals exactly during reassembly.
• Inspect fan blade and mounting hardware; replace any damaged parts to prevent repeat failure.

This harness connects the infinite (surface) switch to the cooktop's wiring, restoring proper power and control to a single burner. Use when a burner doesn't respond or the switch wiring is damaged. What it does:

• Provides a secure plug-and-play connection between the infinite switch and appliance wiring
• Restores electrical continuity so the burner can heat and adjust across all settings
• Commonly replaces frayed, melted, or burnt switch wiring that causes intermittent or no heat
• Matches OEM terminals and routing to maintain safe operation

• Disconnect power at the breaker before accessing the cooktop to avoid shock
• Replace only with the exact harness; confirm terminal fit and routing before final assembly
• Handle terminals carefully to avoid bending pins; secure wiring away from hot components

This stainless control trim is the exterior trim piece that restores the look of the appliance's control area and helps protect the controls from spills and debris. It provides a clean, finished appearance for damaged or scratched control bezels. What it does:

• Covers and protects the front control area from spills, grease and everyday wear
• Restores a factory-finish appearance to scratched or dented control bezels
• Helps keep buttons and knobs cleaner by diverting surface debris
• Fits in place of damaged trim to reduce drafts and improve panel alignment

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work.
• Installation typically requires removal of the control panel trim screws; keep track of fasteners.
• Handle edges carefully to avoid cuts and to protect the finish.

This silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) is an electrical switching component used to control power to heating or motor circuits, restoring proper on/off control for affected appliance functions. What it does:

• Regulates power flow in heater and motor control circuits to enable correct cycling
• Helps control startup and run voltage to motors and heating elements
• Commonly linked to symptoms like no power to heater or motor, intermittent operation, or erratic cycling
• Works as a replacement component on control assemblies that use a discrete SCR

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before accessing electrical components
• SCRs are static-sensitive and may require careful handling; use ESD precautions
• May be soldered or mounted to terminals; confirm mounting and connector type before installation