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My teenaged son took the old washer door off and apart. He replaced our glass from our washer onto the new doors and attached it to the hinge. These doors are compatible with Kenmore washer even though it says Frigidaire. Read more

Had an estimate from an appliance repairman for $650 that included a new cooktop for $350 and two hours of labor. I bought the cooktop from appliance parts pro for just over $200. Taking my time, since I had never done this type of repair before, I finished in just under an hour and a half. The only tool required was a Phillips screw driver. Read more

My new cooktop cartridge for my Jen-Air cook range works great. The range is probably around 40 years old. The old two-burner cartridge just plain wore out! Both burners cook evenly on all heat selections. Price of less than $200.00 was very reasonable. Thanks again for your help! Very easily plugs in to the range. Read more

Just removed the old glass top which consisted of removing 6 screws Read more

Undid a handful of screws, put the new panel in place and screwed them back in. Read more

Saw a video; went to your website for the part, ordered it and it came the next day! Read more

It is an easy job if you are good with screw driver and some general sense of things. Unplug the oven and than I opened the oven door and unscrewed two screws from bottom lift the glass door up and unscrewed the element coils total 4 screws there in total and pull the whole glass top out, removed the bracket from old glass top another 2 screws and 2 small brackets(snap on) from behind the glass top and put them on new one. slide the new glass top with back brackets into slot lift it up again to... Read more

Replaced the entire back splash, I would like to give kudos to AppliancePartsPro, the item was shipped in a timely manner Read more

Replaced with the new burners Read more

Typically I would use a repair person who tacked on hundreds to assess and install. Much too costly! I finally asked a handyman who had a penchant for "do it yourself" repair and found my way to your site. I was amazed at what was available! Even with having a false start of ordering the wrong burner module, I was able to order the correct part for my seventeen year old stove. I am so happy! Kudos to your wonderful and very knowledgeable sales staff who coached me through the diagnostics and... Read more

VERY simple fix- you do not even have to pull the range out.. I ordered a new cooktop from Appliance parts Pros. The customer sales rep Alphonso was great and walked me through the general process. I could find no explicit instructions for the repair but I muddled my way through. The fix is simple on Kitchenaid/Whirpool slide in ranges. 1. Open the oven door and remove the two phillips head screws directly below the control panel that hold the panel down.2. Lift the control panel upward and... Read more

Ordered the part and installed myself. Received payout from home warranty of $750 since they could not source the part quickly. I decided to order the part online through appliancepartspro since they were the best price. Repair was very straightforward and easy. 10 screws around the cooktop for easy removal, longest part was vacuuming out the old glass. The cooktop set into place and really did not need any sealer since it was heavy enough to sit back in place without moving. Read more

Watched "do it yourself" video; easy repalacement Read more

Once you are resigned to disconnecting the exhaust fan system under the range so you can remove the range from the surrounding counter, the rest is easy. once out, its 8 screws to remove the top and 8 screws to remove the heating elements, and 2 simple wire conneop back onto the stovectors. I labeled the elements before I removed them just to be sure they got back where they came from. zip zip, all was back in place on the new top and the the top back on the stove. the only trouble is... Read more