Base Low Parts

This control base is the main console housing that holds and supports the oven/range control components, delivering a stable mounting surface for switches and the control board to keep controls aligned and protected during use. What it does:

• Provides the structural mounting for the range/oven control board and user interface
• Protects control electronics and wiring from heat, grease, and physical damage
• Keeps control switches, knobs, and displays properly positioned for reliable operation
• Helps reduce vibration and movement that can cause intermittent control faults

• One control base/console housing

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Handle control electronics carefully and avoid touching circuit contacts or components
• Some cosmetic trim or fasteners may need removal to access the control base; follow OEM disassembly steps

This is the lower access panel, also called a toe panel, that attaches to the front bottom of the washer. It covers the internal components beneath the drum area and provides a finished appearance. Replace this panel if it is dented, cracked, rusted, or if the mounting tabs are broken, leaving the lower portion of the machine exposed.

Replaces the inner cavity bottom panel in your oven's bake compartment. Order if your original panel is warped, rusted, stained, or damaged from use.

Bottom burn box replaces the lower gas burner housing in compatible gas ovens, securing the burner assembly and helping direct heat for steady cooking while protecting internal oven components from flame and debris. What it does

• Houses and positions the lower burner assembly to ensure proper flame direction and ignition.
• Channels heat across the oven floor for more even cooking.
• Shields internal components from direct flame, food spills and debris.
• Common symptoms it can address: burner won't stay lit, irregular or uneven heating, visible corrosion or physical damage to the burner area.

• Always shut off gas supply and electrical power before inspecting or replacing gas-oven components.
• Inspect surrounding gaskets, mounting hardware and the burner assembly; replace any damaged parts.
• Follow OEM service instructions and safety guidelines specific to your oven model.

This is the top work surface panel that covers the upper portion of the dryer cabinet. It provides structural support and a finished exterior surface while protecting internal components from dust and debris. Replace this panel if it is dented, cracked, rusted, or if the finish is damaged.

Cabinet base assembly for washers. Replaces cracked, rusted, or corroded base frames. Installs at bottom of washer cabinet to support unit weight.

This is the mounting base that supports and secures the bake element at the bottom of the oven cavity. It provides a stable platform for the heating element and helps direct heat properly during baking. Replace this part if it is cracked, warped, or corroded, which can cause the bake element to sit unevenly or make poor electrical contact.

This is the rear panel that mounts on the back of a freestanding range, enclosing and protecting the internal wiring, insulation, and components behind the oven cavity. It helps maintain proper airflow and shields electrical connections from damage. Replace this panel if it is dented, rusted through, or missing, which can compromise insulation efficiency and expose internal components.

Structural frame component for electric and gas ranges. Replaces damaged, bent, or corroded frame that affects cabinet integrity or appliance stability.

Dryer outer cabinet that houses internal components. Replace if your cabinet is rusted, dented, cracked, or damaged, compromising structural integrity.

This is a plastic rear cover that protects the user interface and control actuator assembly on the dryer's control panel. It shields the wiring and electronic components behind the control board from dust and damage. Replace this cover if it is cracked, broken, or missing, which can leave sensitive control wiring exposed.