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The Badge Assembly is an OEM part for GE ranges. It includes the magnetic decorative badge affixed to the front of the range. This badge displays important information such as the brand name, model number, and technical specifications.

Causes of a bad badge assembly can include damage from impacts or abrasions over time, adhesive failure from repeated heat exposure, or normal wear from routine cleaning. On a range, the badge must withstand higher cooking temperatures.

Symptoms of a bad badge assembly include:

• Faded or illegible print on the badge face
• Cracks or breaks in the plastic material
• The badge lifting or peeling away from the surface
• Missing or loose attachment clips/fasteners

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

This rangetop and bracket assembly secures the cooktop to the range and keeps the top aligned for safe, stable cooking. Replaces a worn or damaged support assembly to reduce wobble and restore proper fit and function. What it does:

• Supports and stabilizes the cooktop surface and rangetop components
• Maintains correct alignment between the cooktop and range frame
• Prevents rattling, shifting, or gaps caused by a damaged bracket or warped top
• Restores safe, even seating of burners and cooktop parts

• Disconnect power and turn off gas supply before servicing
• Handle sheet metal carefully to avoid cuts; use gloves and eye protection
• Basic hand tools are typically required; follow the range's service manual for steps

This contoured washer is a shaped fastening washer used on compatible GE top-load washers to secure and cushion mating parts. It helps maintain proper alignment and reduces wear where parts bear against each other. What it does

• Provides a contoured bearing surface to help distribute load and reduce point wear
• Cushions and isolates components to help limit vibration and noise
• Secures fasteners or assemblies in tight, shaped recesses
• Helps maintain correct part alignment for reliable operation

• One contoured washer

• Disconnect power to the washer before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Use proper tools and observe orientation; tighten fasteners to manufacturer guidance

This tubular broil burner delivers the concentrated heat used for broiling in gas ovens, restoring high-heat cooking performance for crisping and browning. Replace a damaged or worn broil tube to recover even broil results. What it does

• Provides the primary heat source for the oven's broil function
• Replaces a cracked, warped or visibly damaged broil tube
• Restores consistent top-heat for browning and finishing foods
• Addresses symptoms such as weak or no broil heat and uneven broiling

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before beginning service
• Handle the tube carefully to avoid bending or damaging terminals
• Verify proper fit and orientation against the oven's broil bracket and igniter

This electronic oven control board manages bake, broil, timers and the front display so your range responds correctly to user commands. It replaces a faulty control to restore normal oven functions. What it does:

• Replaces the main electronic control that runs bake, broil, clock and timer functions
• Restores response to front-panel commands and cycle selection
• Can stop intermittent or complete loss of display or unresponsive controls
• May correct oven cycles that fail to start when the control is the root cause

• One oven control board (RSC15) exactly as shown

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before beginning work
• Note connector locations or take photos to ensure correct reassembly
• Handle the board carefully and avoid static discharge; do not force connectors

A receiver hinge that secures and supports an oven door hinge pin to keep the door aligned and operating smoothly. Replaces a worn or broken receiver to restore proper door fit and movement. What it does

• Accepts and retains the oven door hinge pin so the door opens and closes correctly.
• Supports door weight to prevent sagging or uneven alignment.
• Helps the door latch and seal properly for safe, consistent operation.
• Commonly replaced when the door drops, rubs, or will not stay closed.

• One receiver hinge

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Remove the oven door or access panel per the service manual for safer installation.
• Use basic hand tools; check hinge pins and mating hardware for wear and replace if needed.

This is the hot surface igniter that glows to light the gas burner. A strong, reliable glow restores consistent oven ignition so preheats start promptly and baking temps stay steady.

• Heats up to ignite the bake or broil burner, allowing gas to light safely
• Weak, cracked, or open igniter can cause no-heat, delayed ignition, or oven not reaching temperature
• Intermittent oven heating or frequent burner cycling can also indicate a failing igniter

• Disconnect power and shut off gas before service; allow oven to cool
• Handle the ceramic igniter carefully—avoid touching the element; it is fragile
• Verify bracket orientation and wire connection style matches your original before install
• After installation, restore gas/electric and check for prompt ignition and normal flame

This surface burner valve regulates gas flow to a single cooktop burner for smooth, precise flame control. Replacing a worn valve can restore reliable ignition and adjustment on the affected burner while maintaining safe operation.

• Regulates and meters gas from the manifold to one surface burner
• Works with the control knob to provide simmer-to-high flame settings
• Common failure symptoms include: burner won't ignite, weak or unstable flame, gas odor near the knob/valve area, or a knob that is hard to turn
• Labeled "270" per GE specification to match the correct valve style/position used in select models

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Access the manifold; note the valve's position and orientation before removal
• Reassemble and check all connections for leaks using an approved leak-detection solution
• If the burner still won't light, also inspect the burner orifice, igniter, and spark system

The Pressure Regulator is an OEM component designed specifically for GE gas ranges. Located outside the range near the supply line, this regulator controls incoming gas pressure to safe operation levels. 

Symptoms of a faulty regulator include:

• Unstable burner flame heights   
• Delayed or inconsistent ignition between burners
• Abnormal operating noises coming from the regulator

Causes usually involve wear of internal springs or diaphragms from years of sustained usage. Exposure to excessive pressure surges could also potentially damage regulator components over time.

This genuine GE regulator is compatible with select Hotpoint and RCA models as well.

This oven light gasket fits between the glass lens and the oven liner. It restores a proper seal around the light opening to help keep grease and moisture out of the light cavity and hold the lens securely in place. What it does:

• Seals the joint between the oven light lens and the cavity wall
• Helps prevent grease and moisture from entering the light assembly
• Keeps the lens snug to reduce looseness or rattling
• Replace if the gasket is cracked, flattened, brittle, missing, or if moisture/grease is visible around the lens

• One oven light lens gasket

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove the light lens/retainer as your model requires (unscrew lens or release clips)
• Note gasket orientation and clean the mating surfaces
• Seat the new gasket evenly and reinstall the lens; do not overtighten the glass

The Convection Motor is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. It is the component responsible for circulating hot air around food inside the oven cavity during convection cooking cycles. 

Causes of a bad convection motor include failed windings, worn bearings, or damage from excess heat over time.

Symptoms of a bad convection motor include:

• Inability to select convection cooking functions 
• Lack of air movement inside the oven
• Slower than normal cooking times 
• Uneven baking or roasting results

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

This broil element heats the top of the oven to produce high, direct heat for broiling and browning foods. Replaces a damaged or non-heating upper element to restore broil performance and even cooking on the top rack. What it does:

• Generates the high, direct heat needed for broiling and searing
• Heats when the oven is set to the "Broil" function
• Commonly used when the oven won't broil, the top of food isn't browning, or the element shows visible damage
• Works with the oven's broil control and thermostat to reach and maintain broil temperatures

• 1 broil element (upper oven)

• Disconnect power to the range at the breaker or unplug before servicing
• Handle element and terminals carefully to avoid bending or breaking mounting tabs
• Reconnect wiring exactly as found; if terminals are loose or corroded, replace connectors

This electronic oven control (RC15) is the user interface and temperature-management module that controls bake, broil, timer and display functions so your oven responds correctly to temperature and mode selections. What it does:

• Regulates oven heating cycles by signaling bake and broil elements or gas valves based on set temperature.
• Manages user inputs, timers and the oven display so selected settings are executed and shown.
• Can cause symptoms like an oven that won't heat, unresponsive buttons or a blank/erratic display when faulty.
• Works as the central control for oven-based functions; replaces a failed RC15 control to restore normal operation.

• One electronic oven control (RC15) module.

• Disconnect electrical power at the breaker before servicing to avoid shock hazard.
• Handle board and ribbon connectors carefully; avoid bending contacts or pulling on wires.
• Reinstall using the original mounting hardware and reconnect all plugs in their original positions.

This dual safety valve controls water flow to two separate appliance water lines, restoring proper fill and preventing unwanted water flow. It's a direct-replacement valve used in appliances that require two independent water outlets. What it does:

• Directs and stops water flow to two separate water circuits when activated
• Prevents continuous or unintended filling if the valve fails
• Commonly linked to no-water-to-dispenser or no-water-to-ice-maker symptoms
• Can cause leaking or intermittent water flow when worn or damaged

• One dual safety valve

• Shut off power and water supply before starting any work
• Drain water lines and place a towel to catch residual water when disconnecting hoses
• Tighten fittings to OEM torque; check carefully for leaks after restoring water