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The Broiler Pan Kit is an OEM part for GE ranges. It serves as a secure platform for positioning meats, vegetables, and various foods directly beneath the broiler element, ensuring safe and efficient cooking. The pan is about 17 inches wide by 13 inches deep.

Over time, wear and tear can affect broiler pans, causing issues such as flaking or stripping of the non-stick coating and the development of small ridges or holes that permit grease to drip down.

Symptoms of bad broiler pans include:

• Grease fires caused by dripping grease contacting the heating element
• A burnt or smoky flavor transferring to foods
• Difficulty removing baked-on grease and food deposits
• Pans that are misshapen or developing small cracks

This OEM GE replacement part is also compatible with select Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore ranges

This seal for the front frame creates a tight barrier between the oven door and frame to help retain heat and reduce smoke or odor escape. It restores a proper door seal to improve cooking performance and safety. What it does:

• Replaces worn, torn, or deformed front-frame gasket that allows heat or smoke to leak from the oven cavity
• Helps maintain consistent oven temperatures for more even cooking and baking
• Reduces heat transfer to surrounding cabinetry and surface areas
• Stops drafts, burning odors, or visible gaps around the door edge

• One seal for the front frame

• Disconnect power and let the appliance fully cool before attempting service
• Inspect orientation and seating before final installation; some models require door removal for access
• Use proper tools and gloves to avoid cuts; ensure seal is fully seated and continuous around the frame

Cooling fan assembly circulates air to remove heat from the appliance's condenser and electronics. Replacing a failing cooling fan restores airflow, helps prevent overheating, and improves overall cooling performance. What it does:

• Moves air across condenser/compressor and internal components to dissipate heat and support proper cooling.
• If the motor or blade fails, common symptoms include no airflow or intermittent operation.
• Worn bearings, debris, or damage can cause loud grinding, rattling, or unusual noise during operation.
• A working cooling fan helps the appliance run on normal cycles and reduces excessive run time caused by poor heat removal.

• Disconnect power before starting — always unplug or switch off the breaker to avoid electric shock.
• Handle sheet metal edges and components carefully; wear gloves to prevent cuts.
• Note connector orientation, wiring, and mounting screw locations during removal for correct reinstallation.
• After install, restore power and verify fan runs quietly and provides steady airflow.

This roast rack is an oven insert that holds roasts and pans above the oven floor to improve air circulation and promote even browning. It restores proper clearance for drip pans and helps keep food out of accumulating juices. What it does

• Supports roasts, poultry and bakeware above the oven floor so hot air circulates evenly
• Prevents food from sitting in drippings for crisper browning and better roasting results
• Replaces bent, warped or missing oven racks that interfere with cookware stability
• Fits into oven side supports for secure placement during roasting

• One roast rack

• Allow the oven to cool and disconnect power before handling or replacing parts
• Slide the rack into the oven side supports until secure; ensure it sits level before use
• Use oven mitts when placing or removing hot cookware from the rack
• Clean by hand washing with warm, soapy water; avoid abrasive cleaners that can damage the finish

This resistor is the replacement electrical component that restores the correct resistance in the appliance's control circuitry, helping the unit regulate current for proper operation. It's a direct-fit replacement when the original resistor fails. What it does:

• Limits and controls electrical current in the affected circuit to protect and regulate connected components
• Helps maintain correct operating conditions for heating or control assemblies that rely on precise resistance
• Common symptom: appliance exhibits intermittent operation, blown fuses, or failure of the associated circuit
• Can be used to replace a damaged or open resistor that shows no continuity

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before any service
• Handle the resistor carefully; avoid stressing leads or terminals

This hinge assembly supports and pivots the appliance door so it opens smoothly and closes flush. Replacing a worn hinge restores alignment and reliable latching to help prevent sagging, rubbing, or an uneven door gap.

• Provides the pivot point and support for the door
• Maintains proper alignment so the door closes and latches correctly
• Helps prevent door sagging, rubbing, or uneven gaps
• Common symptoms include a loose or misaligned door, difficulty closing, or squeaking/grinding at the hinge
• Replace if the hinge is bent, cracked, or binding

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Support the door during removal and installation to avoid strain on the hinge
• Note hinge orientation and transfer original fasteners as needed
• After installation, verify the door closes evenly and latches without rubbing

This ring-style convection heating element mounts around the fan at the back of the oven and supplies heat for convection cooking. Replacing a failed element helps bring back even air heating and consistent convection bake performance.

• Provides the heat source for convection bake/roast by warming air circulated by the fan
• Helps maintain set temperature and more even results in convection mode
• Common failure signs: no heat in convection while the fan runs, slow or incomplete preheating, uneven baking, visible breaks/blisters, or an open circuit on a continuity test
• Designed to cycle under control of the oven's sensor and electronic controls

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Access may be from the rear of the appliance or by removing the interior panel over the convection fan, depending on the model
• Label and support the two element leads to keep them from retracting into the cavity; ensure terminals are fully seated
• Reuse existing mounting hardware; avoid bending the new element and verify it doesn't contact the oven cavity