This oven window pack assembly includes a heat-resistant glass pane and its surrounding frame, designed to restore visibility, safety, and energy efficiency to your appliance. Positioned in the oven door, the window allows users to monitor cooking progress without opening the door, helping maintain consistent internal temperatures. A prop...Read moreerly sealed window also supports insulation, reducing heat loss and promoting even cooking. Replacement is recommended if the glass is cracked, fogged, or the seal is compromised, as these issues can affect performance and safety. This assembly is engineered for compatibility with select gas and electric oven models and offers a reliable solution for restoring full functionality.
This halogen light bulb is a genuine OEM component designed for top-mounted lighting in wall ovens and ranges. Operating at 120 volts and 40 watts, it emits a clear, warm white light (approximately 2700K) to illuminate the oven cavity during cooking. The G9 base features two looped pins spaced 9mm apart, ensuring a secure fit in high-heat...Read more environments. Built to withstand elevated temperatures, this bulb enhances visibility inside the oven without compromising performance. Installation should be done with the power off, and the bulb should not be handled with bare hands to prevent damage. Always verify compatibility before purchasing.
This part is a replacement screw for your oven. It is made of black metal and is sold individually. This screw is approximately 1/4 inch in diameter and about 1/2 inch in length. It is designed to connect the different parts of your oven door. This part is an authentic OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
This oven temperature sensor assembly is a precision component designed to monitor and regulate the internal temperature of select wall ovens, ranges, and microwave-oven combinations. It continuously communicates with the control board, sending real-time temperature data to ensure the oven maintains the set cooking temperature. A malfunct...Read moreioning sensor may result in inaccurate heating, temperature fluctuations, or premature cycling of heating elements. Replacing the sensor restores consistent performance and accurate cooking results. Installation typically involves disconnecting power, accessing the rear or interior of the oven cavity, and securing the sensor in place. Common symptoms of a faulty sensor include inconsistent temperatures, error codes, and extended cooking times.
Maintain safe and consistent oven performance with this genuine cooling fan sensor board. This electronic component monitors the cooling fan’s speed and communicates with the main control board to prevent overheating, ensuring accurate temperature regulation during baking and broiling. Ideal for resolving issues such as error codes, overh...Read moreeating, or inconsistent temperatures, this replacement part is engineered for reliability and precise operation. Installation involves disconnecting power, removing the old board, and securing the new one in place for proper functionality.
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oven door inside glass shattered
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Dean from LENEXA, KS
Very Easy
15 - 30 mins
Nutdriver, Screw drivers
watched repair video on disassembling oven door and replacing glass. followed the video.
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F97 on right side of double wall oven
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Andrea from SILVERTON, OR
Easy
30 - 60 mins
Nutdriver, Pliers
My less than 2 year double wall oven was showing a F97 on the right hand side of display screen on my oven, indicating to me it was a lower cooling fan issue. Purchased the parts after a lot of research (and a GE technician telling me over the phone it would be a 600 or more costly repair). I decided to bite the bullet and just do it mys
... Read moreelf to save money! I’m glad I did! I built a table for it to rest on after it got it out of the wall as it’s a heavy oven. I asked my dad to help me get it out and onto the stand. After that, it was a matter of getting to the lower fan through the back abs having to remove some panels. All went well and best part is this fixed it! I figure even if it goes out again in 2 years it’s still cheaper than paying a technician to do it! I’m a woman with zero background in repair but lots of determination and desire to save money! Just do it yourself!
They part we received was not the right part. Called GE and ordered a new part with the same number and it worked perfectly!! Yr part was the wrong size so has to send back. Very frustrating!!!!