Rb787 Parts

By replacing the hinge. Read more

Replaced oven lamp holder. Easy job. Took 10 minutes. Shut breaker to stove off. Removed 2 screws. Removed old lamp holder. Disconnected 2 wires.Connected 2 wires to new lamp holder and replaced in opening.Replaced 2 screws. Turned on breaker. Right part, good price, Super FAST SHIPPING.Ordered part, got it the next day. Read more

I searched online for a replacement broiler support. I did not know what the part was called so initially searching was a little difficult. However, appliance parts pros made it easy to find the correct part; their onlne pic matched my part and I was comfortable purchasing from them. It shipped and I received it quickly. The part was easy to install with just a couple of screws. Now I do not have to worry about burning my hand anylonger, yippeee!!! Read more

I ordered the replacement burner and replaced the burner when the part came in. Read more

I lifted up the door and removed it. Next, I laid out newspaper on the floor. I placed the door on the newspaper upside down. With my socket driver, I removed the bottom door trim. I then used a pocket knife to remove the remaining glass in the top groove. I then slid in the new glass and reinstalled the trim. It took 30 minutes to replace the glass and clean up the glass fragments from the previous door glass. I looked up a video on how to replace it Utube. Personal safety equipment - Safety... Read more

In 20-year-old GE Electric Range Model Model JBP78BY1BB, I replaced the electric control panel for oven. Original GE Part was WB27T10102. Appliance Parts Pro (APP) provided excellent help and directed me to the closest replacement, which was GE Part No. WB27X10311 with APP part no. AP263445. APP's postings of the comments of several other customers who had experienced the same failure (broiler burner will not shut off) were very helpful. The replacement part proved to be a correct... Read more

Somewhat difficult to slide back on because pieces of the old tabs were stuck in the crevace, but once I realized and fished them out the next challenge was finally figuring out part went inside the crevace and part (a tab) went outside on the back of the handle. If you bend over and look up underneath it is easy to see how it goes, but apparently over the years the handle had gotten just out of shape enough that the caps did not readily slide on. Be careful you don't snap a tab or post off. ... Read more

Simple, replaced with a new one which was delivered sooner than expected. thank you Read more

Somewhat difficult to slide back on because pieces of the old tabs were stuck in the crevace, but once I realized and fished them out the next challenge was finally figuring out part went inside the crevace and part (a tab) went outside on the back of the handle. If you bend over and look up underneath it is easy to see how it goes, but apparently over the years the handle had gotten just out of shape enough that the caps did not readily slide on. Be careful you don't snap a tab or post off. ... Read more