Jgs990cds Parts

This replacement surface burner knob is designed for the dual burner control. It restores positive, precise control so you can turn the dual burner on and adjust heat after the original knob becomes cracked, stripped, or missing.

• Attaches to the dual-burner control shaft to turn the burner on and adjust heat level
• Common symptoms: knob cracks, slips or spins without turning the control, feels loose/wobbly, or is missing
• Specific to the dual burner location—using a different position's knob may not align or function correctly
• Restores normal control feel and appearance

• Ensure all burners are off and cool; disconnect power to the appliance to prevent accidental activation while working
• Pull the old knob straight off the control shaft; avoid prying that could damage the control
• Align the new knob with the shaft in the OFF position, then press straight on until fully seated
• Verify smooth operation across the full range of settings

This surface burner cap sits atop the burner head to shape the flame and protect the burner from spills. Replacing a chipped, warped, or missing cap restores proper ignition and even, efficient heating.

• Directs and evens the flame for consistent cooking
• Shields the burner head and igniter from spills and debris
• Common symptoms of a bad cap include uneven or yellow flames, delayed ignition or repeated clicking, weak heat, or flames that lift/sputter
• Replace if the cap is cracked, chipped, warped, or heavily coated with residue

• Allow the cooktop to cool; remove the grate and lift off the old cap
• Clean the burner head ports and seating surface; ensure the igniter is clean and intact
• Center the new cap on the burner head so it sits level and fully seated
• Restore power/gas and test burner; reseat the cap if the flame is uneven

Almond. Size: 13 oz. can. Acrylic appliance paint.

Color: Black. Size: Large.

This hot-surface oven igniter lights the gas burner so your oven reaches temperature reliably. Replacing a failed igniter restores consistent ignition and proper cooking for bake and broil cycles. What it does:

• Heats to a glowing temperature that ignites the oven's gas burner.
• Restores normal heating when a weak or broken igniter prevents the oven from reaching set temperatures.
• Common symptoms a bad igniter can cause: oven won't heat, very long preheat times, or burner fails to light.

• Disconnect electrical power and turn off the gas supply before starting any work.
• Handle the igniter carefully; avoid touching the ceramic/glass surface and support by bracket or wiring.
• Verify the connector and mounting pattern match your appliance before finalizing installation.

This motor isolator is a vibration-damping grommet that cushions the motor mount to reduce noise and prevent metal-to-metal contact. Replacing worn isolators helps keep the motor seated correctly and the appliance running quieter and smoother.

• Cushions the motor to minimize vibration transfer to the chassis
• Helps reduce rattling or buzzing noises during fan/blower operation
• Supports proper motor alignment and mounting stability
• A common maintenance item when rubber mounts become cracked, hardened, or missing

• Disconnect power and allow hot components to cool before service
• Access the motor mounting points; replace isolators in matched locations
• Inspect adjacent mounts and hardware; replace additional isolators as needed
• Do not overtighten fasteners—compress the grommet evenly without deforming it

A shoulder screw that secures appliance components and provides a precise pivot or spacer point. Replaces a missing or worn screw to restore alignment, reduce rattling, and keep panels and assemblies securely in place. What it does:

• Provides a fixed-diameter shoulder for pivots, spacers, or mounting points in assemblies.
• Holds panels and moving components at the correct distance to prevent binding or friction.
• A missing or worn shoulder screw can cause misalignment, rattling, or loose parts during operation.
• Used where a smooth-bearing surface and controlled clearance are required between parts.

• Disconnect power to the appliance (unplug or shut off breaker) before servicing.
• Handle small fasteners carefully to avoid dropping into assemblies; magnetic pickup tools can help.
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly but avoid overtightening.

This heat-resistant fiberglass gasket is used in ranges and wall ovens to seal between glass and metal panels. Replacing a worn gasket restores a tight thermal barrier to keep heat contained and support consistent cooking performance.

• Provides a high-temperature seal between mating oven components
• Helps maintain proper cavity temperature and efficient operation
• Cushions glass/metal interfaces to reduce vibration and wear
• Common symptoms: fraying, flattening, brittleness, gaps, hot air felt at seams, or discoloration near the joint

• Disconnect power and allow the appliance to cool completely before servicing
• Access the gasket path per your model; remove panels or the door if required
• Remove the old gasket and clean channels/surfaces of debris and residue
• Install the new gasket in the same orientation without stretching; seat fully in any clips/retainers as designed

The light switch assembly controls power to the appliance light circuit. Replace a worn or faulty switch to restore reliable on/off operation when your lamp won't turn on, won't turn off, or works intermittently. What it does:

• Opens and closes electrical contacts to supply or cut power to the light
• Controls cavity or task lights as designed for the specific model
• Typical symptoms: light won't turn on, won't turn off, or flickers/intermittently works
• Physical signs of failure: stuck/loose actuator or no continuity when tested

• 1 light switch assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before service
• Access location varies by model; remove necessary panels/trim to reach the switch
• Note wire positions and transfer them one at a time to the new switch; secure the mounting
• Restore power and test light operation before final reassembly

Color: dark brown. Its total length is about 21 inches.

16K. Mueller.

Color: White. Size: 2 oz. can. Porcelain touch-up paint.

This electronic control board manages the oven's user interface and heating functions. It processes keypad inputs, controls the display, and switches bake/broil circuits so cooking cycles start, regulate temperature, and complete reliably.

• Interprets keypad/selector inputs to run oven functions and timed cycles
• Switches bake and broil circuits via onboard relays to reach and hold set temperature
• Operates the clock, timer, and status/error display
• Typical symptoms of a failed board: no heat, temperature swings, unresponsive controls, blank/flickering display, beeping or error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; oven controls carry live voltage
• Use ESD protection and handle the board by the edges to avoid static damage
• Note/photograph wire locations; transfer any model-specific overlay, brackets, or harnesses from the original control as needed
• Restore power and run a test bake to ensure proper heating and display operation

Color: Black. Size: 12 oz. Acrylic appliance aerosol can spray paint.

This broiler pan restores a sturdy broiling surface in your oven. It holds food for high-heat broiling while the lower tray catches drippings to help reduce smoke and keep the oven cavity cleaner.

• Provides a durable surface for broiling under the broil element or flame
• Collects grease and juices beneath the food during high-heat cooking
• Replaces pans that are missing, warped, chipped, or heavily rusted
• Helps cut down on smoke and mess from burnt-on residue on a damaged pan

• Allow the oven to cool completely before handling
• Slide the pan onto the appropriate rack position per your model's instructions; no tools required
• Use oven mitts—surfaces and edges can be hot after broiling
• If your model uses a separate broiler grid or rack, position it on top of the pan before cooking

This sheet-metal pan-head screw secures appliance panels, brackets, and components to the cabinet or frame. Replacing a missing or damaged screw restores a tight fit and helps stop rattles, misalignment, and loosening.

• Fastens sheet-metal panels, covers, ducts, and brackets to the appliance chassis
• Helps keep components aligned and secure during operation
• Replace if the original is missing, rusted, stripped, or damaged
• Common symptoms: loose or vibrating panels, gaps or misaligned parts, hardware that won't tighten

• Disconnect power; shut off gas or water supply before servicing
• Support the panel or part being attached; hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading
• Use the correct driver bit; tighten snugly but do not overtighten into sheet metal
• If multiple matching screws secure a part, consider replacing them as a set for consistent hold