Kenmore Appliance Parts | Genuine Kenmore Parts

Find premium replacement parts for your Kenmore 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 Kenmore range parts to restore your appliance's performance and keep it running smoothly.

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WPW10381779 Whirlpool Grease Filter
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WPL WPW10381779

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This Hood Grease Filter traps grease from the exhaust air of your downdraft cooktop to prevent it from entering the blower and vent, potentially causing build-up and damage. I ... Read More Read Less

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JXCF53 GE Range Hood Charcoal Filter
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GEN JXCF53

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Maintain the performance of your kitchen with this high-quality charcoal filter designed for select GE appliances. Crafted to eliminate unwanted odors and ensure optimal airfl ... Read More Read Less

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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.