KCED600GSS00 KitchenAid Cooktop - Parts

This screw is sold individually.

Sold individually.

This is a dual surface element for compatible ranges. If the surface heating element for your range is currently not turning on or has issues heating up or maintaining a heat level, it will need to be replaced. This surface heating element features two burners, one smaller involving an inner 1400W element, and one larger burner involving ...Read moreboth the inner and outer ones (3000W). Replacing this dual surface element will require a screwdriver or drill, as well as wire cutters and needle-nose pliers. This surface element is sold as an individual OEM part, so you may need to consider how many heating elements you need before ordering.

This downdraft vent grease filter is a factory-certified replacement part designed to trap grease particles from the cooktop’s exhaust airflow. By capturing grease before it reaches the blower and vent system, it helps protect internal components and maintain efficient ventilation. The filter features a durable black finish and measures a...Read morepproximately 7 inches long by 4 inches wide. Installation is tool-free—simply slide the filter into place within the vent housing. It is intended to replace worn or clogged filters and may correspond to several previous part numbers. Always verify model compatibility before installation.

The downdraft vent grille attaches over the downdraft vent and directs airflow into the vent.

This dual surface element control switch is a genuine OEM replacement part designed to fit select models of stoves, ovens, and ranges. The control switch is an essential component that allows you to turn the surface element on and off, as well as regulate the amount of heat the element produces. If your stove’s surface element isn’t heati...Read moreng properly, fluctuates in temperature, or won’t turn off, replacing the control switch can restore full functionality. Before installation, ensure the range is unplugged, or disconnect the power at the house circuit breaker to avoid electrical hazards. The surface element control switch is usually located behind the stove’s front control panel. To install, remove the panel and disconnect the old switch from the wiring harness. Install the new switch by securing it in place and reconnecting the wiring to match the original configuration. After installation, turn the power back on and test the surface element to verify it operates correctly.