Hi, I have this GE stainless steel range: JGBPO79MEF1BC. The stainless steel and glass front panel cover fell off this morning. I have no idea how to reattach it. The oven seems to work, but its hard to fully open the door.
I called GE, and this is the part number: WB57K10049. I have no way of telling if I need to replace the entire panel, or if there's something else I can try in the meantime.
Any assistance you can provide would be appreciated!! Thank you!!!
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GE Range Steel front panel - glass cover fell off
Started by neeter, May 13 2005 10:42 AM
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Posted 13 May 2005 - 12:59 PM
[user=717]neeter[/user] wrote:
Looks like the entire panel gets replaced as a single assembly:
Another quality GE appliance!Hi, I have this GE stainless steel range: JGBPO79MEF1BC. The stainless steel and glass front panel cover fell off this morning.
Looks like the entire panel gets replaced as a single assembly:
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Posted 13 May 2005 - 02:16 PM
Thanks - so that means I need to get the entire new part, right? (Just want to make sure!!)
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Posted 13 May 2005 - 03:34 PM
Yes, you need to buy this part, CLICK HERE.
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