This chrome drip pan is designed for gas cooktops and ranges. The pan has an approximate diameter of 8 inches, and the hole in the middle has a diameter of roughly 4 inches. The purpose of this part is to catch the drips and spills coming from the cookware on your stove. Burners are used frequently and these pans can get quite dirty. If y...Read moreours will no longer come clean, or if it is damaged, this is the replacement you need. Before putting the burner head assembly and burner grate back on, make sure the drip pan is flush with the cooktop. When repairing your range or cooktop, make sure it is unplugged and the gas is shut off.
This is a burner grate for your surface burner, and it is compatible with your range stove top. The purpose of this part is to provide a balanced and stable surface for you to set your cookware on while cooking on your stove. The color of the burner grate is black, and it has a diameter of 6.5 inches. This part is sold individually and in...Read morecludes only one round gas grate per package. The most common reason for needing to replace this part is if your current burner grate has incurred damage from daily usage.
This is a bulb clip, also known as a sensor clip or bulb holder, which is designed to hold the thermostat bulb in place within the interior of various models of ovens. This clip is made of metal, measures approximately 1-inch in length and is a genuine OEM part, but is sold by itself and without the thermostat itself. The thermostat bulb,...Read more also known as a capillary thermostat, is used to measure the interior temperature of the oven during operation, and this clip secures it. If you notice your oven heats unevenly, too little or too much, this clip may be rusted, broken or damaged and causing the thermostat bulb to not detect the internal temperature properly. To replace this clip, you will likely need your user manual and a screwdriver and/or wrench. You will first need to disconnect your oven from the wall outlet and remove it from the wall. Use your user manual to locate the thermostat and use your screwdriver and/or wrench to remove the panel covering it. Here, you can likely replace the old clip with the new one, and then reassemble your oven.
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Two top burners would not light, defective switch
12 of 14 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Donald from Middle Village, NY
Easy
Less than 15 mins
Screw drivers
Warning- we found a lot of bare wires in this stove, check your wires before replacing the bad switches. I lifted the top, disconnected the power, pulled off the knobs, unscrewed the switch for the back light, removed seven screws to finally get the front panel off. Once you have the front panel off, changing the swich takes less than a m
... Read moreinute. The switches just slide off the gas valve stems. Instructions show how to line up the new D-shaped switch mechanism to match the D-shaped shaft. Gently pull the two wires off the old switch and slide onto the new switch. Then put the panel back.
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Very old burner grates & drip pans, need replacement.
15 of 23 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Mariano from Torrance, CA
Really Easy
Less than 15 mins
Took out the old & easily replace it with the new set. No tools required.