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Terminal box housing cover for ovens and ranges. Protects electrical connections behind the unit. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore appearance.
Secures and stabilizes range components to reduce movement and maintain alignment. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to stop rattling and restore support.
Service bracket for electric and gas ranges. Mounts internal components securely. Replace if bent, broken, or missing to restore proper structural support.
This is an electric warming element used in a range or oven. It provides low, consistent heat to keep food warm after cooking without continuing to cook it further. Replace this element if your warming feature no longer heats, heats unevenly, or shows visible damage such as cracks or burn spots.
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Replacement outer glass panel assembly for range oven doors. Installs on the front exterior of the door. Needed when original glass is cracked or shattered.
We found a video on how to change out the glass and looked fairly easy. My husband, being the skeptic that he is, wasn't on board as readily as I was but we tried it regardless. To his surprise in about 30 minutes we did it! So easy and a big thanks to Appliances Parts Pros for the part. We had the new part in 1 1/2 days...I was expecting it to be delivered in 5 days! This is not the first time doing business with them and I will continue to do so. Great company!! Read more
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
This is the trim piece that attaches along the bottom edge of the oven door, providing a finished appearance and helping seal the door panel. It is biscuit (bisque) in color. Replace this trim if it is cracked, warped, discolored, or missing, which can affect the door's appearance and insulation.
The hardest part of this repair was a) realizing that the easiest way to clean the oven door pieces is to remove the whole door and b) figuring out how to put the oven door back on. Doing (b) is infinitely easier if you stick two allen wrenches into the holes in the door hinge, but these holes ONLY appear when the door is fully open. Prop the hinges open BEFORE you remove the door. As many posters online will tell you, it is easy to remove the oven door but hard to put it back on. It... Read more
Size: 10 fl. oz. Used on glass, ceramic and porcelain cooktops.
Quick shipping, easy repair. Read more
Replace your cracked, dented, or worn 30-inch oven door panel. This outer skin restores appearance and supports the handle, glass, and trim assembly.
If your dual burner stays on high, won't heat, or lacks temperature control, this infinite switch is likely the fix. Moderate DIY, 1-2 hours.
Removed the knob for the affected burner and screws underneath. Opened the top panel, removed the fluorescent bulb, removed the two screws, and took the top front panel off - it's still attached to wires, so it doesn't go too far. Be careful also that you don't damage the connection between the lights and the red plastic pieces on the front. Infinity switch was dangling since the screws to the front plate were removed. One wire at a time, I switched the wire from the old switch to the... Read more
Seals the gap between your range cooktop and countertop to prevent spills from entering the cabinet. Replace when worn or missing for a secure fit.
Bought the new top. Didn't need any other parts. Slid stove out, took of frame, carefully removed fragments. Applied gasket tape, positioned glass on stove, replaced frame (had to push top down to fit under frame). Replaced screws, cleaned stove. Tests it out, everything worked. Read more
If your range burner only works on high or won't shut off, the infinite switch likely failed. Moderate DIY repair with wiring diagram included.
The new switch was a little different than the old one. Following the instructions made it easy on which wire when where. First unplugged the oven then I took out the long light bulb on the very top then took out the 2 screws under the bulb. Second take out one screw on the top left side. Next pull the control panel up and out, laying it on the stove top. I took a picture of the wiring of the back of the switch just in case I needed to refer back to it. Moved each wire to the new switch using... Read more
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