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Color: Black. For white order A341W. Size: 21 inches x 11 1/2 inches. This one piece Jenn-Air Designer Line electric grill cover adds that clean look to your cooktop when not in use. It also provides the extra work space when cooking. Handles are attached on each end for easy removal. For gas order AG341B.
Covered up my older model Jenn-Air to make it look updated without the expense of a new one. Read more
Includes one element and two grates. For the complete Jenn-air electric grill assembly order JEA8000ADBA.
I purchased the repair kit (which includes the element and the two grill grates). It looks wonderful, just like new, and it works beautifully. The only interesting glitch is that with the new element the vent fan does not automatically come on when turned to the on position. Which is no big deal, I just manually turn it on and life is tasty!!! Read more
Made specifically for oven bottoms, this foil helps catch spills in your oven. Perfect for BBQ grills as well.
Size: 16 fl. oz. This cleaner quickly cleans grease, grime and food spills easily. Safe to use on appliance and counter surfaces. Can be used inside the microwave, refrigerator and dishwasher as well. Not recommended for oven interior cleaning or stainless steel. For stainless steel order 31462A.
Replaced It With New One Read more
This is a metal mounting bracket designed to secure the blower motor in place within a range or cooktop downdraft system. It provides stable support so the motor operates without excess vibration or noise. Replace this bracket if it is bent, cracked, or if the motor rattles or shifts out of position during use.
I replaced the downdraft fan and fan motor of my 25 year old JennAire C301 cooktop. The issue was getting the fan/motor assembly out in such a tight place. I had to first remove the fan cover, cut the wires, then the assembly came out. Putting back wasn't as tough although getting the cover back on (over the motor) was a bit of a strain. Wired it back, turned it on, and was thrilled. Now I'll replace the knobs and burners and we're back in business. Read more
I took range apart and replaced receptacle along with module spades. Read more
I figured it had to be the flume; changed the flume and hose, mounting screws Read more
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