General Electric Range Chassis Or Cabinet

Replaces cracked, rusted, or corroded oven bottom pan and heat deflector. Installs in the base of your range oven cavity. Simple 2-screw removal.

Replaces the false bottom panel that covers the lower oven interior. Needed when the original is discolored, warped, burnt, or damaged beyond cleaning.

This induction control assembly replaces the cooktop's electronic control module to restore responsive controls and proper zone operation. It fits induction cooktops that use this factory control board kit and restores normal user-interface and power control. What it does:

• Replaces the induction cooktop's main control board that manages power to heating zones and the touch/display interface
• Restores zone heating control when the original control is unresponsive or shows error indicators
• Addresses symptoms like unresponsive touch controls, intermittent zone power, or control-related fault codes
• Works with the cooktop's existing wiring and top assembly to resume normal operation

• One induction control assembly kit

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before beginning any service
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use ESD precautions
• Access typically requires removing the cooktop surface or control bezel—refer to the appliance's service manual for panel removal

Base rail for electric ranges. Structural support component that mounts at the bottom of the range chassis. Replace if cracked, bent, or damaged.

Reflector pan sits under the bake element in your electric range oven cavity. Replace if cracked, warped, or rusted to restore proper heat direction.

Replace your range's back cover panel if it's cracked, dented, or missing. This protective panel installs on the rear of your electric range cabinet.

Protects insulation at the bottom of your range. Replace this guard if it's cracked, broken, or missing to maintain proper heat insulation and safety.

Replaces the worn, cracked, or dented top surface panel on your electric range. Restores a clean cooking area and improves overall appearance.

Rear chassis panel for ovens. Supports internal components and protects wiring. Replace if your panel is cracked, corroded, damaged, or missing.

Houses and protects cooktop wiring connections. Replace when the original box is damaged, corroded, or missing fasteners for safe electrical connections.

This oven floor deflector assembly restores proper airflow and heat protection in the lower oven cavity so food cooks evenly and internal components stay shielded from direct heat. It's a direct replacement for a damaged or warped deflector. What it does:

• Redirects and evens oven heat across the lower cavity to improve baking and roasting consistency.
• Shields internal insulation and components from hot bake/broil flames and debris.
• Replaces warped, dented, or missing deflector that can cause uneven cooking or rattling.
• Helps prevent direct flame contact with oven floor and lowers risk of food drippings burning on surfaces.

• One bottom oven and deflector assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance and allow the oven to cool completely before starting.
• Basic hand tools are typically required; follow the appliance service manual for panel removal steps.
• Handle edges carefully—metal parts may be sharp.

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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.

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