General Electric WB02K10206 Range Oven Latch

Special Price $96.33 Regular Price $101.95
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SKU
WB02K10206

Product Description

The General Electric WB02K10206 Range Oven Latch is a mechanical component that supports holding the oven door during cooking. It primarily serves the function of allowing the latch to maintain a firm hold on the door to assist in the maintenance of internal temperature and safety. The latch attaches to the frame of the front of the appliance and connects to the door and control linkage. It supports closing the door properly within the system, facilitates containment of heat and supports reliable functioning of the system during normal use.
Stove & Oven Parts, Oven Door Assembly,
6"X4.7"X2.1"
Manufacturer
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the General Electric WB02K10206 Latch?

Regularly inspect the latch mechanism for grease buildup, debris, or misalignment that could affect proper locking. Lightly clean moving parts and ensure smooth operation without forcing the latch. Check for worn or bent components and replace if needed to maintain secure door locking. Always avoid applying excessive force to prevent damage and ensure safe oven operation.

What are common issues with the General Electric WB02K10206 Latch?

  • Oven door failing to lock or unlock properly.
  • Latch stuck in closed or open position.
  • Misalignment preventing proper door sealing.
  • Broken or worn latch components.
  • Intermittent engagement causing cycle interruptions.

Installation Steps

Step1: Disconnect power to oven before starting to avoid electric shock risk always.

Step2: Remove oven door or access panel carefully using screwdriver and keep screws safe.

Step3: Detach old latch assembly noting wire positions carefully.

Step4: Install new latch aligning mounting points securely.

Step5: Reconnect wires securely and tighten screws firmly.

Step6: Restore power and test locking for safety and proper operations carefully.