EZ-Flo Appliance Parts | Genuine EZ-Flo Parts

Find premium replacement parts for your EZ-FLO range at Reliable Parts. Whether you're looking for burners, control knobs, heating elements, or other essential components, we have you covered. Browse our wide selection of OEM EZ-FLO range parts to restore your appliance's performance and keep it running smoothly.

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60752 ez-flo 6" Universal Range Reflector
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EZI 60752

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61244 ez-flo 10' 3-Prong Range Cord
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EZI 61244

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Frequently Asked Questions About Range Parts

If you have questions about oven parts, we want to help. Below we have answered a few of the most common questions we hear about range replacement parts.

Why Is My Range Not Heating?

A range that's not heating is usually a failed bake element (electric) or a failed igniter (gas). Less common causes include a defective range temperature sensor, a failed control board, or a tripped breaker. See our Range Not Heating troubleshooting page for full diagnostic steps.

Why Does My Range Not Bake Evenly?

Uneven baking is usually caused by a failed convection fan motor (convection ranges), a defective bake or broil element, an inaccurate range temperature sensor, or improper rack positioning. Verify oven temperature with a separate oven thermometer before replacing any parts - calibration drift is common.

Why Won't My Gas Burner Light?

A gas burner that won't light is usually a clogged burner port (most common), a failed spark igniter, or a defective spark module. Clean the burner ports with a thin wire first - grease and food debris are the most common cause.

How Long Does A Range Igniter Last?

Most gas range igniters last 7-10 years. The most common symptom in the months before failure is increasingly long preheat times. If preheat is taking longer than 15 minutes, the igniter is likely on its way out.