Vgis-360-6Bdss Parts

This bottom pan assembly forms the floor of the oven cavity and shields the compartment beneath it. Replacing a damaged panel restores a stable interior floor and helps protect hidden components from drips and debris.

• Covers and protects components beneath the oven floor from spills and food debris
• Creates the oven-cavity floor and supports proper rack positioning
• Helps channel heat and airflow within the cavity
• Typical replacement reasons: panel is warped, rusted, burned-through, missing, or rattles/doesn't seat properly

• Disconnect power and shut off gas if applicable; allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove oven racks to access the panel
• Lift the front edge of the old panel and slide it out; align and seat the new panel on the rear supports, then lower the front into place
• Wear cut-resistant gloves; edges can be sharp

This surface burner grate supports cookware above the flame on a gas range or cooktop. Replacing a cracked or warped grate restores a stable, level cooking surface and proper pan-to-burner clearance for safer, consistent heating.

• Supports pots and pans over the burner at the correct cooking height
• Helps keep cookware level and stable during use
• Allows proper heat/flame circulation around the pan
• Common fix for: broken, cracked, chipped, or warped grates; rocking pans or unstable cookware

• Turn all burners off and allow the surface to cool completely before handling
• Lift off the old grate; clean the burner area of debris and residue
• Place the new grate so it seats flush and level; verify it does not rock
• Avoid dropping or sliding the grate to prevent damage to the grate or cooktop

This listing is for a Viking oven bottom pan assembly. The oven bottom pan sits above the flames in the bottom section on specific models of Viking gas ovens. Their intended use is for stopping grease and other food byproducts from stoking the fire from the gas igniter. This model of Viking gas seems to have a few specific indicators that could signal a damaged bottom pan. There could be a possible gas smell coming from the oven and a sound of popping flames. This is because the pan is moving, allowing more gas fumes to exit the appliance. The flames popping are most likely from liquid spilling onto the igniter area. Always unplug the range from any electrical outlet and gas sources before beginning repairs. Wear gloves when working around the range area and look out for sharp edges.This is a genuine OEM part and is sourced individually from the original manufacturer. This part is compatible with Viking, KitchenAid, and Whirlpool appliances.

This metal heat shield protects the lower oven cavity and components from excessive heat, helping maintain safe operation and appliance longevity. Fits behind the oven floor to block heat and direct airflow. What it does:

• Shields oven base and insulation from direct heat to prevent damage and excessive wear
• Helps maintain more consistent internal oven temperatures by directing heat flow
• Reduces risk of heat transfer to surrounding components and cabinetry
• Common symptom: visible scorch marks, warped panels, or burned insulation under the oven

• One oven bottom heat shield

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before servicing the appliance
• Remove oven racks and any access panels to reach the lower cavity
• Use basic hand tools; support the shield during removal/installation to avoid dropping
• Handle edges carefully — metal parts can be sharp

This anti-tip device is the floor-mount bracket that secures a range or freestanding oven to help prevent tipping when the door is opened. It provides a simple safety anchor for stable operation. What it does:

• Anchors the appliance to the floor to reduce the risk of forward tipping
• Helps prevent the range from shifting when heavy cookware is on the open door
• Addresses symptoms such as an appliance that rocks, shifts, or feels unstable at the front
• Works as the anchor point used with the appliance's factory-installed rear bracket

• Follow the appliance manufacturer's instructions and use hardware appropriate for your floor type
• Pull the range clear and disconnect power before installing or adjusting the device
• Secure bracket to the floor or subfloor and engage the range's rear bracket per the OEM procedure
• The range is stable and that the anti-tip engages when the unit is pushed forward

The Spark Module Wire is an OEM part for Viking ranges and cooktops. It is responsible for transmitting the electrical signal from the spark module to the burner igniters, enabling the burners to ignite when the control knob is turned on. This wire is crucial for the proper functioning of the ignition system, ensuring that the gas ignites quickly and efficiently.

Over time, the spark module wire can become worn or damaged due to heat exposure, accidental pinching during maintenance, or normal wear and tear. When the wire is compromised, it can lead to issues with the burner ignition process, affecting the overall performance of the appliance.

Symptoms of a bad spark module wire include:

• Burners not igniting or taking longer to ignite
• Intermittent sparking or no sparking at all
• Clicking sound without ignition

This OEM part is specifically designed for Viking appliances, ensuring compatibility and reliable performance.