KitchenAid Range Parts — Browse All Models

Even premium KitchenAid ranges can develop issues over time, from control failures to ignition problems. Before replacing parts, take a few minutes to pinpoint what’s causing the issue.

If your gas burner heats unevenly or has a weak flame, check for clogs in the burner ports or misaligned caps. Grease or residue can restrict gas flow. Clean the burner head and orifice thoroughly. If the burner still doesn’t heat correctly, the valve or igniter may need replacement.

When your range won’t power on, first verify the home circuit breaker hasn’t tripped. If power is reaching the appliance, a blown thermal fuse or failed relay control board could be the cause. Replace any failed components to restore function.

If the self-clean cycle doesn’t start or complete, a failed latch motor or door lock assembly may be preventing operation. Inspect the door lock mechanism and replace it if it’s jammed or not engaging properly. You can replace the oven door lock assembly yourself using basic tools.

• Radiant surface element: This element heats on area of the glass cooktop surface to cook food evenly. If the cooktop has cold spots or one burner won’t heat, the element may be burned out. Replace the radiant surface element to restore even heat distribution.

• Spark module: The spark module controls ignition for the surface burners. When several burners stop sparking at once, the module has likely failed. Replace the spark module to bring back reliable ignition.

• Oven temperature sensor: The sensor monitors oven heat and communicates with the control board. If the oven runs too hot or too cold, the sensor may not be reading accurately. Replace the oven temperature sensor to restore proper temperature regulation.

• Surface igniter electrode: This small part generates the spark that lights the burner. If a single burner won’t ignite while others do, the electrode may be cracked or worn. Replace the surface spark igniter electrode to fix the problem.

• LP conversion kit: This kit adjusts the gas orifices to safely run on propane. If you’re switching from natural gas to LP, install an LP conversion kit to maintain proper flame size and performance.

Sears PartsDirect carries genuine OEM KitchenAid range parts built for your specific model. Using original components ensures perfect fit, safe operation, and long-lasting performance. You’ll find illustrated diagrams and helpful repair resources to guide you through identifying and replacing the right parts.

Persistent clicking usually means the igniter electrode is wet, dirty, or cracked. Dry the area and clean the burner head; replace the electrode if it’s damaged.

Yes. Most KitchenAid ovens allow temperature calibration through the control panel. Check your model’s settings to adjust it up or down by a few degrees.

The lock assembly may still be engaged due to heat or a failed latch motor. Wait for the oven to cool completely, then inspect the door lock for mechanical or electrical failure.

You’ll typically find the model number tag inside the oven door frame, on the control panel trim, or behind the lower storage drawer.

Because Whirlpool manufactures KitchenAid appliances, some parts may overlap, but always confirm compatibility using your range’s model number before ordering.