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Color: Black

This line cord supplies electrical power from the wall outlet to the appliance. Replacing a worn, cut, or heat-damaged cord restores safe, reliable power and can help resolve no-power or intermittent operation issues.

• Delivers AC power from the outlet to the unit's electrical system
• Helps correct no-power or intermittent power when the cord is moved
• Ideal replacement for cords with cuts, fraying, or burn/discoloration on the plug
• Supports proper grounding and safe operation when installed correctly

• Disconnect power before servicing; ensure the appliance is fully de-energized
• Match wire routing and connections to the product's wiring diagram; ensure a secure ground
• Use an appropriate strain relief if required by the product to prevent abrasion
• Route the cord away from sharp edges, moving parts, and hot surfaces

The HV Electrodes and Harness Assembly is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. It transmits high-voltage electricity to strategically placed components.

Symptoms of a bad HV electrode and harness include: 

• Unpredictable or incomplete heating within oven cavity sections   
• Error codes related to HV delivery issues preventing bake/broil
• Frayed, loose, or water-damaged wiring presenting shock hazards

Causes involve normal wear to materials transmitting continuous high voltage. Exposure to condensation or food spillages can damage insulation prematurely as well.

This part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and select Kenmore models.

This is a genuine OEM replacement nut that is used on convection oven fans. This nut holds the fan onto the spindle. If the nut becomes lost during repairs to the fan, it will need to be replaced before the fan will work. This nut locks the fan to the spindle to turn and move the air around inside the oven. The fan helps the food to cook more evenly and reduces areas in the oven that are not cool enough or hot enough. If the fan is not working, the convection oven will not cook correctly.Convection ovens are different from regular ovens, and the fan is part of the reason. Convection ovens use the fan and an exhaust system to move the heat around inside the oven to cook food more evenly and faster. Many convection ovens have a setting that allows the oven to be used as a regular oven. If the nut is missing and the fan is inoperable, the oven can be used for regular cooking if it has this feature. Otherwise, the convection oven should not be used until the nut is replaced.This nut is a silver metal replacement part that is sold individually. It is designed for use in convection ovens made by GE and Kenmore.

Medium LP orifice

This receiver hinge is the fixed bracket in the oven frame that the door's hinge arm locks into. Replacing a worn receiver helps the door close squarely and seal correctly for safe, efficient cooking.

• Anchors the door hinge arm to the oven frame
• Keeps the door aligned and supported during opening and closing
• Wear or damage can cause a door that won't close fully or sits uneven
• May lead to heat escaping or a loose, wobbly door feel

• Disconnect power; if a gas range, shut off gas and allow the unit to cool completely
• Remove the door to access the hinge receivers in the frame
• Install the new receiver in the same orientation; ensure the hinge arm is fully seated
• Check door alignment and closure before returning to service

This manifold supply tube carries gas from the pressure regulator to the burner valve manifold on your gas range or cooktop. Replacing a damaged tube restores safe, consistent fuel flow for reliable ignition and steady flames.

• Routes regulated gas to the burner valve manifold
• Restores proper fuel flow when the original tube is kinked, cracked, or corroded
• Typical symptoms include weak or no flame, delayed ignition, or a fuel odor near the manifold
• Replace if leaking or visibly damaged

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply; allow the appliance to cool.
• Photograph the original routing and fittings before removal; transfer any clips or brackets.
• Route and support the new tube exactly like the original; avoid kinks or sharp bends.
• After reassembly, check all joints with an approved leak-detection solution—never with an open flame.

Color: White

This latch assembly restores a secure, positive closure on compatible GE cooking appliances. It engages the strike to keep the door closed and helps ensure features that require a latched door can run safely. What it does:

• Engages with the strike to keep the door securely closed
• Helps prevent heat loss from a loose or popping door
• Supports proper operation of cycles that require a latched door
• Replaces a bent, worn, or broken latch mechanism

• 1 latch assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker; allow the appliance to cool completely before servicing
• Remove access panels/trim as outlined in the service manual to reach the latch
• Transfer any reusable mounting hardware; align the latch with the strike for smooth engagement
• Test door closure and operation before restoring power

This anti-tip bracket secures the rear of your range to the floor or wall so the rear leveling leg locks in place. Replacing a missing or damaged bracket helps prevent tipping and keeps the appliance stable during everyday use.

• Anchors the range to a fixed point; rear leveling leg engages the bracket
• Helps prevent forward tipping when weight is placed on an open oven door
• Reduces rocking or sliding during cooking or cleaning
• Replace if the bracket is missing, bent, corroded, or the unit fails the anti-tip check

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas before servicing
• Pull the range straight out; position the bracket per your installation manual/template
• Fasten the bracket securely to floor or wall studs using hardware appropriate for your surface
• Slide the range back so the rear leg fully engages the bracket; perform the anti-tip test from your manual

This rear orifice holder mounts beneath the cooktop to route gas from the valve to the rear surface burner. It positions the orifice correctly for reliable ignition and a stable, even flame at the rear burner.

• Channels gas from the valve through the orifice to the rear surface burner
• Aligns and supports the orifice spud for proper flame shape and height
• Helps address delayed ignition, weak/uneven or yellow flames at the rear burner
• A damaged or loose holder can contribute to clicking without lighting or a gas odor near the burner

• Shut off gas supply and power; allow the cooktop to cool before servicing
• Remove grates, burner caps/heads, and lift or release the cooktop to access the manifold area
• Detach the old holder from the valve and mounting points; note orientation and transfer the existing orifice spud to the new holder
• Reassemble, restore gas, and check all connections for leaks with a soapy-water solution; verify proper ignition and flame

This is the flat wire shelf that slides into your oven's side supports to hold bakeware at the right height. Replace a bent or missing rack to restore safe, stable, and adjustable cooking space.

• Provides a sturdy, level surface for pans and dishes at multiple rack positions
• Slides in and out for easy loading and checking of food
• Helps position food correctly for even baking, roasting, or broiling
• Common symptoms: rack is warped, wobbly, missing, or difficult to slide

• Allow the oven to cool completely; wear gloves to protect hands.
• Pull the old rack to the stop, tilt the front up to clear the stop, and remove.
• Align the new rack with both side rails; insert the rear first, lower the front, and slide fully in.
• Refer to your owner's manual for recommended rack positions and any self-cleaning guidance.

Includes 12 washers.

Liquid propane

This round gas valve controls flow to a surface burner, providing smooth flame adjustment and reliable shutoff. Replace a worn valve to restore precise burner control and safe operation on your gas range or cooktop.

• Regulates gas to the burner as the control knob turns, from low simmer to full flame
• Common symptoms: burner won't light though the igniter sparks, flame won't adjust or shut off, gas odor near the knob, or a stiff/stripped valve stem
• Services one burner position; multiple valves are used on many gas ranges/cooktops
• Installs in the burner manifold/orifice holder location specified by the manufacturer

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Note stem orientation; transfer fittings/brackets from the original valve as needed and use approved thread sealant where specified
• After installation, leak-test all joints with an approved solution before restoring gas
• Verify proper ignition and flame adjustment on the burner after replacement

This oven door hinge assembly controls the door's movement and keeps it sealed against the frame. Replacing a worn hinge restores smooth opening and a tight close, helping maintain temperature and consistent cooking performance.

• Provides spring-assisted pivot to support the oven door during opening and closing
• Maintains alignment and helps the door stay fully closed against the gasket
• Direct replacement for bent, weak, or broken hinges
• Common symptoms: door won't close fully, drops or slams open, sits uneven, squeaks, or allows heat to escape

• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool completely before servicing
• Remove the door; engage hinge locks or insert hinge pins and support the door while lifting it off
• Springs are under tension—use caution and wear gloves/eye protection
• After replacement, check door alignment and gasket seal; many replace both hinges together for even operation