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The WS01F11518 is the genuine OEM oven door glass and PMVA assembly for select GE ranges. This assembly combines a high-clarity tempered glass viewing panel with a durable PMVA interior insert, restoring the door’s structural integrity, heat containment, and clear visibility. If your oven door glass is cracked, hazy, shattered, or the interior PMVA panel has degraded, this is the direct OEM replacement that brings your range door back to factory condition.
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The tempered glass panel withstands typical oven temperatures and resists discoloration over time. The PMVA insert adds a rigid interior surface for reliable door operation and long-term wear resistance. The assembly is engineered to align precisely with the door frame, maintaining a secure seal that prevents heat leaks and supports consistent oven performance.
Cracked or shattered oven door glass, hazy or discolored viewing window, damaged or degraded PMVA interior panel, heat escaping from the door area, and door that feels loose or structurally compromised.
Genuine OEM part number WS01F11518. High-clarity tempered glass viewing panel. Durable PMVA interior insert. Precision fit for compatible GE range door frames. Maintains proper heat containment and door seal integrity. Manufactured to original factory specifications.
OEM (WS01F11518): The genuine factory original door glass and PMVA assembly. Guaranteed fit and full manufacturer-spec performance for your GE range. Available for backorder if out of stock.
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Allow the oven to cool completely before beginning. Remove the oven door by opening it fully and lifting it off the hinge arms. Disassemble the door panel by removing the screws around the door perimeter. Carefully remove the old glass and PMVA insert, install the new assembly, and reassemble in reverse order. Handle the glass with care to avoid chips or stress cracks during installation.
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