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Caster, w/brake

Caster, w/brake

Caster
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Need help with replacing casters on your KitchenAid range, stove, or oven? Here are some common questions to assist you.
To replace the casters, first unplug the oven and ensure it's cool. Carefully tilt the appliance to access the casters. Unscrew the damaged caster and replace it with a new one. Make sure the new caster is securely fastened before repositioning the oven.
Common signs include difficulty moving the appliance or if the oven doesn't sit level. Inspect the casters for visible cracks or damage, which indicate replacement is needed.
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