Prgpropane Parts

Removable floor panel that covers the bottom of your range oven cavity. Replace if cracked, warped, or missing to protect internal components.

Gas range won't heat or flame is uneven? This burner assembly restores proper cooking performance. Common repair for worn or clogged burners on most models.

This distributor rotor assembly routes the ignition signal inside the appliance's ignition module so the correct burner or electrode fires when needed. It helps restore proper ignition sequencing and consistent spark delivery. What it does:

• Rotates or indexes to direct the ignition/spark signal to each electrode in sequence
• Restores correct firing order when a worn rotor causes intermittent or no spark
• Helps eliminate ignition delays, weak sparks, or uneven burner lighting
• Works as the mechanical/electrical link between the ignition module and electrodes

• One distributor rotor assembly

• Turn off power and gas before beginning work; follow appliance-specific safety procedures
• Handle with care to avoid damaging contacts or the rotor tip
• Inspect mating contacts and surrounding components; replace related damaged parts as needed

Replacement plate for gas ranges. This structural component installs on the range body. Order a new plate if yours is cracked, damaged, or missing.

Replace your damaged or missing 30-inch range control panel trim. This decorative trim frames the control panel area and covers gaps for a finished look.

Rear oven insulation for 30-inch gas ranges. Replaces damaged, deteriorated, or missing insulation behind the oven cavity. Essential for heat retention.

Replacement control panel trim for gas ranges. Restores the finished front edge where the control panel meets the door. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn.

Fix uneven flames or poor heating with a new burner ring. This metal component centers the burner head and directs gas flow for consistent cooking results.

Support bracket for gas ranges. Secures internal components in place. Replace if bent, cracked, or causing rattling. Direct fit for various models.

Seals the oven door to retain heat and improve cooking efficiency. Replace if worn, cracked, or causing heat loss. Confirm fit with your model number.

This replacement tube routes water or fluid between internal components to restore proper flow and prevent leaks. It's a simple, direct-fit part used in appliance fluid pathways for reliable performance. What it does:

• Directs water or fluid between components (pump, valve, dispenser) to maintain normal operation
• Replaces cracked, clogged, or collapsed tubing that can cause poor flow or leaks
• Helps eliminate intermittent filling or draining issues and related error indications
• Restores sealed connections when used with proper clamps and fittings

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work
• Remove any clamps or fittings securing the old tube; note routing for reinstallation
• Trim to fit only if explicitly required by your model; use proper hose clamps to secure connections
• Inspect adjacent fittings and seals; test the appliance for leaks after installation

Replace missing, stripped, or damaged mounting screws on your gas range. Secures panels, brackets, and internal components to prevent rattling.

Round control knob for gas range burner and oven settings. Replaces cracked, stripped, or missing knobs. Restores secure grip and smooth turning on control shafts.

This replacement valve outlet directs fluid from a control valve into the appliance's plumbing, restoring correct flow and stopping leaks caused by cracked or worn outlets. It's a direct-fit service part when the outlet is damaged. What it does

• Channels water or other fluid from the valve to the appliance inlet tubing or spray assembly
• Replaces brittle, cracked, or clogged outlets that can cause leaks
• Restores normal flow when a damaged outlet is restricting supply downstream
• Helps stop intermittent filling or draining problems related to a broken outlet piece

• One valve outlet

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting repairs
• Inspect surrounding gaskets, seals and connecting tubing; replace if worn
• Hand-fit then snug fittings—avoid overtightening plastic fittings to prevent cracking
• After installation, restore power and water, then run a test cycle and check for leaks