Kenmore Gas Range Parts Manual

The Kenmore Gas Range Parts Manual provides detailed information on replacement parts, components, and assemblies for Kenmore gas range models. This manual includes part numbers, diagrams, ordering information, safety warnings for handling gas appliances, and maintenance guidelines. Below are key sections for safety, parts identification, ordering, installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

1. Parts at a Glance 2. Safety Precautions 3. Parts Identification & Diagrams 4. Specifications 5. Ordering Replacement Parts 6. Installation Guidelines 7. Maintenance & Cleaning 8. Common Replacements 9. Regulatory Information 10. Troubleshooting

Parts at a Glance

Key components: Burners, Grates, Control Knobs, Oven Racks, Igniters, Valves, Thermostats, Door Gaskets, Broiler Pans, and Electronic Control Boards.

Part	Description
Surface Burners	Gas burners for stovetop cooking
Burner Grates	Cast iron or porcelain-coated supports for cookware
Control Knobs	For regulating burner and oven functions
Oven Racks	Adjustable racks for oven interior
Igniters	Electronic ignition for burners and oven
Gas Valves	Regulate gas flow to burners
Thermostats	Control oven temperature
Door Gaskets	Seal oven door to retain heat
Broiler Pans	Pans for broiling with drip tray
Control Boards	Electronic boards for digital controls

Safety Precautions

Always follow safety guidelines when handling gas range parts.

Disconnect power and gas supply before any repair.
Use only Kenmore-approved replacement parts.
Ensure proper ventilation when working with gas components.
Check for gas leaks after installation using soapy water solution.

WARNING! Gas appliances can be hazardous; improper installation or repair can cause fire, explosion, or carbon monoxide poisoning. Consult a qualified technician if unsure.

Parts Identification & Diagrams

Refer to exploded-view diagrams for part locations and numbers.

Locate model number on range (usually inside door or on back).
Match model number to correct parts diagram in manual.
Identify part number from diagram for ordering.
Use diagram as guide for disassembly/reassembly.

CAUTION! Diagrams are for reference only; follow specific installation instructions for each part.

Specifications

Gas Type: Natural Gas or LP (Propane) with proper conversion kit.
Burner Input: Varies by model (typically 5,000-15,000 BTU per burner).
Oven Capacity: Standard sizes (e.g., 4.5-5.0 cu. ft.).
Ignition System: Electronic spark ignition.
Materials: Porcelain-coated steel, cast iron, stainless steel components.
Valve Specifications: Meet ANSI safety standards.
Power Requirements: 120V AC for ignition and controls (if electronic).
Compatibility: Parts specific to model series.

Ordering Replacement Parts

Always order parts using exact model number and part number.

Steps: 1. Locate model number on appliance. 2. Identify part number from diagram. 3. Contact Kenmore parts distributor or authorized service center. 4. Provide model and part numbers for accurate shipment.

Parts: Available through Sears PartsDirect, authorized dealers, or certified service providers. Warranty: Some parts may be covered under manufacturer warranty; check warranty status before ordering.

Installation Guidelines

Follow instructions for each part; general steps below.

Turn off gas and electricity to range.
Remove old part carefully, noting orientation and connections.
Install new part exactly as removed; tighten fittings securely.
Test operation before regular use.

Tip: Use proper tools (wrenches, screwdrivers) and thread sealant for gas connections where specified.

Maintenance & Cleaning

Regular maintenance ensures longevity and safety.

Clean burners and grates regularly to prevent clogging.
Inspect igniters for proper spark; replace if worn.
Check door gasket for cracks or leaks; replace if damaged.
Lubricate hinges and latches as needed with appliance-safe lubricant.

WARNING! Never use harsh chemicals or abrasives on gas components. Ensure range is cool and disconnected before cleaning.

Common Replacements

Frequently replaced parts include igniters, thermostats, knobs, and gaskets.

Igniters: Wear out over time; symptoms include failure to ignite. Thermostats: Inaccurate temperature readings indicate need for replacement. Knobs: Cracked or broken knobs affect control. Gaskets: Worn gaskets cause heat loss and inefficient cooking.

Regulatory Information

Complies with ANSI Z21.1 standards for gas ranges. UL listed for electrical components. Manufactured under license; Kenmore is a registered trademark of Sears Brands, LLC. For parts support, visit www.searspartsdirect.com or contact 1-800-469-4663.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
Burner won't ignite	Faulty igniter or clogged burner	Clean burner ports; test igniter spark; replace igniter if no spark.
Oven not heating	Thermostat or igniter failure	Check thermostat calibration; replace igniter if oven doesn't light.
Gas smell	Leak in connections or valve	Turn off gas immediately; check connections with soapy water; tighten or replace faulty parts.
Uneven flame	Clogged burner ports	Clean ports with soft brush; ensure proper gas pressure.
Control knob stuck	Debris or worn valve stem	Clean around knob; replace knob or valve if damaged.

Service: For complex repairs, contact authorized Kenmore service technician at 1-800-469-4663.