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Jam Switch

By: Ge

Part Number: WB24K5061

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Switch Light Spot

5.0 (1)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB24T10065

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Switch light Khamphay S. • Vallejo , CA • August 07, 2015

Pulled out the old and replace it with new part. Read more

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Fan

4.0 (1)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB26K5045

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Removing to clean Randy S. • Bremerton , WA • August 18, 2018

The fan was straightforward unscrew and disconnect wires then reinstall. The gaskets required the door to be disassembled contrary to the video that was provided when purchasing the gasket for the door. Disassembly was not hard just take a lot of pictures so you get everything back into the correct place. Also, a good time to clean door frame and wash the glass. Read more

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Electronic Range Control Board

5.0 (3)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB27T10290

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Oven control board failed after 17 years Corrie W. • Blaine , WA • April 04, 2015

Ordered a replacement board and did a remove and replace and it works great. Very easy to replace, being a double oven I needed a step stool to work on it with ease.. Good documentation... Read more

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Oven Control

By: Ge

Part Number: WB27T10345

Genuine Ge part

Oven Light Cup

By: Ge

Part Number: WB2X7693

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Panel Cntl Asm (Blk)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB36T10496

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Lining, Inner Door Plug

By: Ge

Part Number: WB55K5018

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Glass Ovn Dr Otr

By: Ge

Part Number: WB55T10091

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Door Oven Gls

4.0 (2)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB56T10004

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You The inner glass in the oven door was severely cracked Richard A. • New Windsor , IL • March 09, 2017

I first removed the door from the oven. I disassembled the door exposing the inner glass plates which my oven had three not including the door face. The glass was easily removed by unscrewing several 1/4 hex screws and clips. Replacing the glass was just a reversal of the disassembly process. I cleaned all the glass as I went. This probably took longer than actually replacing the glass. It was a good time to clean it up though. Read more