This is a replacement light bulb to illuminate the inside of your oven. It is 25 watts and 120 volts. Please wear gloves during replacement if your existing bulb is shattered. Consider ordering a spar...
This broiler pan and roasting rack set features a two-piece design that allows fat to drain away for cleaner cooking and reduced splatter. Made with a durable, high-heat resistant porcelain finish, it...
This cooktop cleaner will cut through tough grease and baked-on residue. The cleaner will leave a protective coating of silicone on the cooktop surface as it cleans. This 10oz bottle is safe for all g...
Got a problem with your stove not working as it should? The Whirlpool Burner Grate could be just the solution you're looking for. Its key role in your stove's functionality makes it an absolute essent...
If your oven isn’t heating properly or seems to be getting too hot, the high-limit thermostat might be the issue. This part helps keep things safe by shutting off the heat if the temperature gets too ...
This range grate pad, also called a grate bumper, is a small but essential component that sits beneath stovetop burner grates to provide stability and protect the cooktop surface. Made from durable ru...
Not a repair. Just needed to replace the meat probe sensor for the programmable oven. Quick and easy purchase and very fast delivery took care of the problem. I was back in business.
Pull the end of the lens nearest the oven door out of the oven wall. Because our oven is several years old and the bulbs had not been previously changed, I could not pull the lens out with my hand, so used two small screwdriver under the metal tabs which hold the lens in place, the metal holder came out with the lens. Once the lens is removed, simply pull out the old bulb and, either while wearing surgical gloves or holding the bulb with a cloth (do NOT allow bare skin to touch the bulb or you will be replacing it again sooner rather than later), push the new bulb's pins into the socket. The lens then is simply pushed back into place.
