Js760epes Parts

Warming zone not heating? This electric range warming element restores low-heat functionality. Straightforward replacement takes 30-45 minutes.

Insulation panel that installs on the back of your range oven cavity. Replace if cracked, torn, missing, or damaged to maintain proper heat retention.

Insulation that wraps around the oven cavity to retain heat and improve efficiency. Replace if torn, compressed, or missing to restore proper insulation.

Insulation panel that installs at the bottom of your range oven cavity. Replace if cracked, damaged, or missing to restore proper heat retention.

Replace your range's cracked or damaged oven door liner assembly. Restores the inner door surface, protects insulation, and maintains proper fit.

Protects your range's electrical terminal block connections. This cover shields wiring from damage and prevents electrical shorts. Easy DIY repair.

This door glass bracket secures the oven door glass to the door frame so the glass stays aligned and stable during use. It helps keep the door sealed and the glass supported for safe operation and easy cleaning. What it does:

• Fastens and supports the oven door glass to the door inner frame
• Helps maintain proper door alignment and consistent sealing
• Reduces rattling or movement of the door glass during use
• Commonly replaced when glass becomes loose, cracked, or the bracket is bent

• One door glass bracket

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Handle glass with care; wear cut-resistant gloves and safety glasses
• Remove the oven door per manufacturer instructions to access the bracket
• Use OEM fasteners if provided

Fix loose or damaged heating elements with this radiant element bracket. Secures the element to your range for safe operation. Simple repair.

This vertical brace supports the refrigerator cabinet/frame to keep the right side aligned and stable, helping doors close properly and preventing cabinet sag over time. What it does

• Reinforces the refrigerator's right-side frame to maintain proper door alignment and gap
• Helps prevent cabinet sag and reduces stress on hinges and seals
• Restores structural support after impact or corrosion-related weakening
• Works with existing mounting points to transfer weight and keep panels flush

• Disconnect power before starting and work with an empty cabinet for easier access
• Typical installation uses basic hand tools; align brace before tightening fasteners
• Inspect adjacent fasteners and brackets during install; replace any damaged hardware
• Your model's service manual or diagram for exact mounting locations and torque specs

This Rear Trim Support secures the refrigerator's rear top trim, restoring a flush exterior and preventing rattles or gaps. It replaces a cracked or missing support to keep the trim panel aligned and stable. What it does:

• Holds the rear/top trim panel in place to maintain a clean exterior fit.
• Prevents trim panel movement, sagging, or vibration noise.
• Restores proper alignment after impact or long-term wear.
• Helps keep moisture and debris out of the cabinet gap around the trim.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Basic hand tools required; handle trim pieces carefully to avoid scratches.
• Inspect adjacent clips and screws; replace any damaged fasteners for a secure fit.

This wire harness connects the range/stove infinite control to the main wiring, restoring reliable knob-to-element control. It replaces a damaged or corroded harness so the infinite switch can send consistent power signals to the surface element. What it does:

• Provides the electrical connection between the infinite (infinite-speed) control and the cooktop heating element
• Restores intermittent or no-heat conditions caused by broken, melted, or loose wiring
• Prevents arcing and poor contact from worn terminals or insulation failures
• Matches OEM connector plugs and wire lengths for plug-and-play replacement when specified

• One infinite switch wire harness as pictured

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Verify harness routing and connector orientation before disconnecting the old part
• Inspect adjacent wiring and terminals for heat damage; replace if necessary