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Chrome drip bowl (also called a drip pan) for 8 inch surface element on an electric range. The drip pan sits underneath the heating element to collect drips or spills

Chrome drip bowl with small hole (also called a drip pan) for 6 inch surface element on an electric range. The drip pan sits underneath the heating element to collect drips or spills

Chrome drip bowl with large hole (also called a drip pan) for 6 inch surface element on an electric range. The drip pan sits underneath the heating element to collect drips or spills

Burner drip bowl for 8 inch electric coil burner. Dishwasher safe.

Burner drip bowl for 6 inch electric coil burner. Dishwasher safe.

The GE Appliances 6 inches Burner Drip Bowl catches spills from cookware on the surface burner. It is made of chrome and is compatible with certain models. Disconnecting the appliance before installation is recommended.

The GE Appliances 8 inches Burner Drip Bowl catches spills from cookware on the surface burner. It is a Genuine OEM part made of chrome and compatible with various models. Disconnecting the appliance before installation is recommended.

Insert, broiler pan

Drip pan

Burner pan, small

Trim ring

This is a Genuine Replacement Part. General Electric (GENF0) WB31K5045 Burner Drip Bowl.

Small burner support

Support-burn
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Discoloration in drip pans is often due to high heat exposure or spills. Regular cleaning with a non-abrasive cleaner can prevent buildup. If discoloration persists, consider replacing the drip pans for a cleaner look.
Check your Roper stove model number, usually found on the oven door frame or under the cooktop. Use this number to find compatible drip pans at Repair Clinic, ensuring the perfect match for your specific model.
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