Your oven has a layer of insulation under the surface. Not only does this keep the machine’s heat in place so you can cook efficiently, it keeps the heat from damaging your surrounding cabinets and flooring. But that insulation can get damaged over time. Water might find it’s way in and make the material start to turn moldy. Mice might … Read More
5 Reasons Why Your Electric Cook-top Burners Won’t Get Hot
In preparation to cook a meal, people from all over the world turn on their electric stovetop burners and give no thought as to how any of it works. They want to cook an omelet, boil some water, or maybe grill a big fat juicy rib-eye and the only thing they want is the end product sitting on their plate. … Read More
How to Replace Your KitchenAid Range’s Drip Pans
Drip pans collect the food debris and moisture that builds up during the course of your cooking. If they get damaged or start to rust too heavily, then replacing them takes just a few minutes. Order lost or damaged, rusted the drip pans with part #W10291024 for Kenmore and KitchenAid ranges to get started. Unplug the range. Remove the elements. Lift … Read More
How to Replace Your GE Oven Door’s Handle
Sometimes oven door handles get loose. This is because, like temperature control knobs, it is one of the most handled parts of your range. If it’s cracked or the door is getting difficult to open and shut, replace the handle. Order replacement part #WB15T10176 for a GE range, and do the following: Remove the oven door. First, open the door and … Read More
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