Parts for Dacor EG486SCHNG: Top Assembly Parts

Service spill tray catches spills and drips under your cooktop or range. Prevents leaks and protects cabinet floor. Left side installation, 14x24 size.

Water pooling under your range? This center spill tray catches leaks and condensation to protect cabinets and flooring from moisture damage.

This replacement spill tray trim restores the black trim piece that surrounds the refrigerator spill/drip area so the interior looks finished and helps channel minor spills away from drawers. Fits the OEM tray opening for a clean seal and appearance. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, warped or missing spill tray trim that lets spills escape or catch on drawer edges
• Helps direct small food and liquid spills toward the tray for easier cleanup
• Restores proper edge finish so drawers open and close without rubbing
• Prevents debris buildup under the trim that can lead to odors

• High-level: remove the affected drawer or shelf to access the trim; align the trim tabs into the housing and snap into place
• Use gentle pressure to avoid breaking plastic tabs; do not force if resistance is encountered
• Disconnect power only if removal requires moving appliance components that expose electrical parts

Right side spill tray for range cooktops. Installs beneath burners to catch spills and debris. Replace when cracked, warped, or heavily stained.

A replacement service screw used to secure appliance panels and components. Durable fastener sized for common service points, making repairs and panel reassembly quick and reliable. What it does:

• Secures trim, access panels, brackets or small components during service and reassembly
• Commonly used where a shallow truss/wafer head is needed to sit flush without catching
• Helps stop rattling or loose parts caused by missing or stripped screws
• Matches OEM fit for compatible assemblies when the OEM part number is required

• One service screw (#8 x 1/2" truss/wafer head) as specified by the OEM part number

• Use the matching size driver to avoid cam-out and head damage
• Hand-start fasteners to avoid cross-threading; tighten until snug — do not overtighten
• Wear safety glasses and disconnect power before working on electrical appliances
• If a screw threads into plastic or thin sheet metal, consider replacing with the same OEM screw to preserve original threads