This part includes one range leveling leg, sourced directly from the original manufacturer. The leveling leg is what supports the range and ensures it is sitting level, stable, and at the proper height. If your range has suddenly become wobbly, we suggest checking the leveling legs for damage. For this simple repair, you may need a pair of slip-joint pliers. Tilt the range forward enough so that you can tilt it back and place wood blocked under the front to keep it propped up (making sure it is stable). Unscrew the old leveling leg by hand, or with your pliers if it is broken and hard to remove. Place the new leg into the opening and screw it into place, be careful not to cross-thread it. Place it at about the same distance that the original one was in. Set the range back down on the floor and continue to level it with your pliers. Once the block has been removed, make sure it is sitting flat on the floor and adjust as needed.
This part includes one range leveling leg, sourced directly from the original manufacturer. The leveling leg is what supports the range and ensures it is sitting level, stable, and at the proper height. If your range has suddenly become wobbly, we suggest checking the leveling legs for damage. For this simple repair, you may need a pair of slip-joint pliers. Tilt the range forward enough so that you can tilt it back and place wood blocked under the front to keep it propped up (making sure it is stable). Unscrew the old leveling leg by hand, or with your pliers if it is broken and hard to remove. Place the new leg into the opening and screw it into place, be careful not to cross-thread it. Place it at about the same distance that the original one was in. Set the range back down on the floor and continue to level it with your pliers. Once the block has been removed, make sure it is sitting flat on the floor and adjust as needed.
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