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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
This is a oven rack, and it is made for ranges and ovens. This is a genuine replacement part made by General Electric. There are usually two oven racks in typical ranges or ovens. The oven rack is where dishes or sheet pans are placed so that the food is able to be cooked or baked completely. The oven racks provide a level and sturdy place for dishes.A new oven rack might be needed if the current ones are bend, dented, or broken in any way. Oven racks might become uneven or unlevel overtime and it is common that they might need replacing due to normal wear and tear. Be sure the oven is powered off and cooled down before replacing the oven rack.This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually and is compatible with ranges or ovens made by General Electric.
This retainer secures the oven door hinges in place and is located at the bottom corners of the oven door frame. Replace if the oven door sags, won't stay closed properly, or if the hinges appear loose or misaligned.
By replacing the hinge. Read more
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Turned power to oven off at breaker box. Opened oven door. Unscrewed 3 Phillips-head screws on chrome trim around control panel. Unscrewed 2 Phillips-head screws holding selector switch. Laid control panel down on top of closed oven door. Removed wires by hand from old switch and connected them to the same terminals on the new switch (the wire connectors pull off easily). Using pliers, snapped off all but the lowest segment of shaft on replacement switch. Put shaft through hole in control... Read more
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