Parts for Ge PGB960EEJ2ES: Upper Oven Parts

The Sensor Assembly is an OEM component specially designed for GE slide-in electric ranges. It contains both the internal temperature sensor, as well as the electronic board that powers the oven convection fan and thermostat functions. 

Causes of a bad sensor assembly can include faulty solder connections, damaged wiring from overheating, or component failure from years of use.

Symptoms of a bad sensor assembly include:  

• Inability to achieve or regulate proper oven cooking temperatures
• Convection fan failing to operate as programmed 
• Unexplained error codes shown on display
• Oven failing to start baking or convection cooking cycles

As a critical safety and performance mechanism, sensor stability ensures accurate temperature monitoring cycle after cycle. This genuine GE replacement sensor assembly facilitates ideal temperature control and airflow – upholding the quality of cooking your appliance was engineered for. Compatible ranges also include select KitchenAid and Monogram wall oven models.
 

This is the flat wire shelf that slides into your oven's side supports to hold bakeware at the right height. Replace a bent or missing rack to restore safe, stable, and adjustable cooking space.

• Provides a sturdy, level surface for pans and dishes at multiple rack positions
• Slides in and out for easy loading and checking of food
• Helps position food correctly for even baking, roasting, or broiling
• Common symptoms: rack is warped, wobbly, missing, or difficult to slide

• Allow the oven to cool completely; wear gloves to protect hands.
• Pull the old rack to the stop, tilt the front up to clear the stop, and remove.
• Align the new rack with both side rails; insert the rear first, lower the front, and slide fully in.
• Refer to your owner's manual for recommended rack positions and any self-cleaning guidance.

This dual plunger switch completes dispenser controls when the dispenser lever is pressed, restoring proper water and ice dispensing response. It replaces a worn or failed dispenser actuator switch to help the dispenser register lever movement. What it does:

• Acts as the dispenser lever switch assembly, closing circuits when the lever/plunger is depressed
• Controls water and/or ice dispense signals to the dispenser control board or valve
• Commonly linked to symptoms such as no water or ice when pressing the dispenser, intermittent dispensing, or unresponsive dispenser lever
• Helps restore reliable electrical contact for dispenser operation when the original switch is faulty

• One dual plunger switch assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Shut off water supply if removing water-connected components near the dispenser
• Access typically requires removing the dispenser bezel or front panel to reach the switch; handle panels and connectors gently
• Reconnect wiring exactly as removed and verify operation before reassembling all panels

The Oven Lamp Holder is an OEM part for GE ovens. This component securely holds the oven light bulb in place, ensuring proper illumination inside the oven cavity for better visibility during cooking and baking.

Causes of a bad lamp holder can include repeated exposure to high temperatures, physical damage, or electrical issues. A malfunctioning lamp holder can lead to the oven light not functioning correctly or at all.

Symptoms of a bad oven lamp holder include:

• The oven light not turning on
• Flickering or intermittent operation of the light
• Visible damage or corrosion to the lamp holder
• The light bulb not staying securely in place

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This angle support is a small metal mounting bracket that stabilizes and secures components inside the appliance, helping keep shelves, panels, or assemblies aligned for reliable operation and safe use. What it does:

• Provides structural support for interior panels, shelves, or trim to prevent sagging or misalignment
• Holds assemblies in the correct position to reduce rattling and vibration during use
• Restores proper fit and clearance when a bent or broken bracket causes shifting
• Works with fasteners to anchor components where a right-angle connection is needed

• Inspect surrounding parts and fasteners; replace any damaged screws or clips as needed
• Use the correct size fastener and torque to avoid stripping or cracking adjacent parts
• Disconnect power and follow manufacturer safety guidelines before working near electrical components

This oven light gasket fits between the glass lens and the oven liner. It restores a proper seal around the light opening to help keep grease and moisture out of the light cavity and hold the lens securely in place. What it does:

• Seals the joint between the oven light lens and the cavity wall
• Helps prevent grease and moisture from entering the light assembly
• Keeps the lens snug to reduce looseness or rattling
• Replace if the gasket is cracked, flattened, brittle, missing, or if moisture/grease is visible around the lens

• One oven light lens gasket

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove the light lens/retainer as your model requires (unscrew lens or release clips)
• Note gasket orientation and clean the mating surfaces
• Seat the new gasket evenly and reinstall the lens; do not overtighten the glass

The Latch Automatic is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. It is responsible for securely latching the oven door shut during baking and broiling cycles.  

Causes of a bad latch include normal wear and tear, abuse like slamming the door, or failure of electronic sensors meant to monitor latch position.

Symptoms of a bad automatic latch include:

• The door popping or bouncing open during use  
• Difficulty latching the door fully in the closed position
• Loose movement, wobbling, or shaking of the door when latched

This OEM GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and select Kenmore models.

This oven bottom is the replacement inner floor panel that covers the oven cavity to protect components and simplify cleanup. It restores a smooth, durable surface for normal baking and broiling. What it does:

• Replaces a warped, rusted, cracked or damaged oven floor panel that can trap food and spills
• Protects the lower cavity and heating elements from drips and debris
• Helps maintain proper airflow and a consistent cooking surface inside the oven
• Makes cleaning easier by providing a single, removable panel

• Disconnect power (or gas) to the appliance before beginning service
• Remove oven racks and any access panels needed to access the old oven bottom
• Use proper tools and follow OEM instructions; the heating element or broiler assembly may need temporary removal on some models