Range parts and repair

We hold documented failures for 22 range models, with 135 fitment-verified parts in stock on Amazon at our last read. The median part is $54.00, and 46% cost under $50. Most of what goes wrong is cheap; the expensive part of a repair is usually finding out which part it is.

Amazon prices on this page were read from Amazon at 11:34 UTC on 19 Oct 2026. Prices change. Amazon's page shows the current price. Any price more than 24 hours old is hidden.

Which part fits your range?

The model number is on a sticker inside the door, behind the kick plate, or on the back. Everything below depends on it — which part fits, what it costs today, and whether the repair is worth doing at all.

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What actually fails on a range

Ordered by how many of our documented models carry that part — not by likelihood. We hold no failure-frequency data and will not imply one.

Component	Models	Typical part	Range
Bake Element	23	$32.00	$13.14–$85.00
Surface Element	13	$82.99	$17.89–$141.95
Control Board	13	$232.14	$183.33–$363.69
Temperature Sensor	10	$13.73	$8.99–$21.99
Door Hinge	10	$53.10	$36.49–$63.28
Control Panel	10	$366.92	$240.25–$524.00
Convection Fan Assembly	7	$128.71	$70.90–$128.71
Broil Element	6	$49.25	$25.42–$82.00
Led Light	6	$22.68	$11.49–$82.56
Door Seal	5	$13.99	$9.99–$114.27
Thermostat	4	$59.59	$4.99–$93.42
Door Switch	3	$22.41	$22.41–$57.60
Door Lock	3	$132.00	$98.99–$132.00
Thermal Fuse	3	$13.97	$11.99–$31.02
Thermistor	2	$30.30	$30.30–$30.30
Blower Wheel	2	$28.72	$28.72–$28.72

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14 further components documented.

Try the free check first

Every documented failure we hold for a range has a check that costs nothing, and it comes before any part. Some of them are the whole fix:

Run an independent oven thermometer test first — many 'won't hold temperature' complaints are a door seal or venting issue, not the thermostat.
Clear grease buildup or debris from the wheel and housing before ordering a replacement.
Check the door is closing flush and the latch hooks are seating fully before assuming a switch has failed.
Reseat any section that's simply popped out of its channel before ordering a replacement gasket.
A visual check costs nothing and catches most broil element failures outright.

Is it worth fixing?

Usually, yes. There is no federal energy certification for ranges, so we cannot run a running-cost comparison — but the documented failures are overwhelmingly elements and igniters, which are cheap parts.

Start from the symptom

Not Heating

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Ranges with a full repair record

Not worth fixing?

Every certified range we hold, ranked by what it actually costs to run within its own size class. Compare ranges →