Style C fits PLUG-IN Electric Ranges GE, Hotpoint, Monogram (GE), Profile (GE), RCA (GE) since 1995 with step downs.
Using the drop-down menu on our home page, select “For The Range, ” then “Drip Bowls and Drip Pans”. Next, scroll down on the left side of the page: choose your Range Type, then your Range Brand. You will find various products that will fit your range. We also have specs/measurements on the Specs Tab and in our photos. Still having trouble? Were here to help! Contact us at [email protected] or 888.391.2020, and we will walk you through the process of getting the right fit the first time.
Proudly made in the USA, Range Kleen product is the same product that came on your stove when it was purchased new. It makes a huge difference in getting the right fit. Other brands claim they will work, but ours ensures a level cooking surface; your element is not rocking because it does not fit the Drip Bowl. It also fits into the stove and does not slide back and forth. Range Kleens Drip Bowls make your stove look and cook like new!
The frequency of stove use will determine the life of your drip bowl. If you are an avid cooker, you might find that changing your drip bowls twice a year is better. On average, you should change out your drip bowls annually.
Whenever you have a spill or boilover, it is recommended that you remove and clean up the spill as soon as the Drip Bowl has cooled. Please DO NOT attempt to touch a hot element or Drip Bowl while it is still hot, as this could lead to severe injury. Most spills require a little soap and water.
Do not use harsh chemicals or cleaning scrub sponges, as this will damage the surface of your drip bowl. If your bowl requires more extensive cleaning, it is better to replace that Drip Bowl.
The longer you leave spills on Drip Bowls, the harder it will be to get them cleaned, as the mess will continue to bake onto the pan every time you heat your burner. See the Use and Care tab for more cleaning instructions.
Your Drip Bowls have several jobs to perform on your stove. Maintaining clean Drip Bowls helps your stove perform at its best. To speed up time, the heat must reflect off the drip bowl surface back up to your pots and pans. If it is corroded, it cannot reflect; thus, your stove has to work harder to operate. Having well-maintained Drip Bowls allows your stove to perform at optimum levels, shortening your cooking time and saving you time and energy costs.
On average, you can save over $700 over your ranges lifetime by changing out your Drip Bowls annually.
Range Kleen carries various products for your stove/range, from coil elements, bake and broil elements for your oven, replacement knobs, oven liners, and more. Check out our other range accessories on the website. If you dont find what you are looking for, contact our customer service at [email protected] or call 888.391.2020.
Remove from the range and wash with soap and water. Avoid harsh cleaners and abrasives, which my scratch finish. Do not clean in self-cleaning oven.
RKMI warrants chrome and porcelain drip pans and/or trim rings to be free from defects in workmanship and materials under normal household use to the original purchaser for 1 year from date of original purchase. Incidental or consequential damages are not covered by this warranty. Retain original receipt for warranty coverage.
RKMI garantiza que los receptaculos de goteo y/o anillas bordeadoras en acabado cromado o de porcelana no poseen defectos en los materiales ni de fabricación bajo uso normal en el hogar del comprador original por un periodo de 1 año. Daños incidentales o derivados no están cubiertos por esta garantía. Guarde el recibo de compra original para reclamar su garantía.
Style C fits PLUG-IN Electric Ranges GE, Hotpoint, Monogram (GE), Profile (GE), RCA (GE) since 1995 with step downs.
Using the drop-down menu on our home page, select “For The Range, ” then “Drip Bowls and Drip Pans”. Next, scroll down on the left side of the page: choose your Range Type, then your Range Brand. You will find various products that will fit your range. We also have specs/measurements on the Specs Tab and in our photos. Still having trouble? Were here to help! Contact us at [email protected] or 888.391.2020, and we will walk you through the process of getting the right fit the first time.
Proudly made in the USA, Range Kleen product is the same product that came on your stove when it was purchased new. It makes a huge difference in getting the right fit. Other brands claim they will work, but ours ensures a level cooking surface; your element is not rocking because it does not fit the Drip Bowl. It also fits into the stove and does not slide back and forth. Range Kleens Drip Bowls make your stove look and cook like new!
The frequency of stove use will determine the life of your drip bowl. If you are an avid cooker, you might find that changing your drip bowls twice a year is better. On average, you should change out your drip bowls annually.
Whenever you have a spill or boilover, it is recommended that you remove and clean up the spill as soon as the Drip Bowl has cooled. Please DO NOT attempt to touch a hot element or Drip Bowl while it is still hot, as this could lead to severe injury. Most spills require a little soap and water.
Do not use harsh chemicals or cleaning scrub sponges, as this will damage the surface of your drip bowl. If your bowl requires more extensive cleaning, it is better to replace that Drip Bowl.
The longer you leave spills on Drip Bowls, the harder it will be to get them cleaned, as the mess will continue to bake onto the pan every time you heat your burner. See the Use and Care tab for more cleaning instructions.
Your Drip Bowls have several jobs to perform on your stove. Maintaining clean Drip Bowls helps your stove perform at its best. To speed up time, the heat must reflect off the drip bowl surface back up to your pots and pans. If it is corroded, it cannot reflect; thus, your stove has to work harder to operate. Having well-maintained Drip Bowls allows your stove to perform at optimum levels, shortening your cooking time and saving you time and energy costs.
On average, you can save over $700 over your ranges lifetime by changing out your Drip Bowls annually.
Range Kleen carries various products for your stove/range, from coil elements, bake and broil elements for your oven, replacement knobs, oven liners, and more. Check out our other range accessories on the website. If you dont find what you are looking for, contact our customer service at [email protected] or call 888.391.2020.
Remove from the range and wash with soap and water. Avoid harsh cleaners and abrasives, which my scratch finish. Do not clean in self-cleaning oven.
RKMI warrants chrome and porcelain drip pans and/or trim rings to be free from defects in workmanship and materials under normal household use to the original purchaser for 1 year from date of original purchase. Incidental or consequential damages are not covered by this warranty. Retain original receipt for warranty coverage.
RKMI garantiza que los receptaculos de goteo y/o anillas bordeadoras en acabado cromado o de porcelana no poseen defectos en los materiales ni de fabricación bajo uso normal en el hogar del comprador original por un periodo de 1 año. Daños incidentales o derivados no están cubiertos por esta garantía. Guarde el recibo de compra original para reclamar su garantía.
So, although there’s really not a one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to drip pans, for most stoves, there are 4 primary styles or types from which to choose: A, B, D, and E. And each style comes in two sizes: Large and Small. There are also Styles C and F for electric ranges, but they are not as widespread.
Traditional electric stoves have a drip pan under each burner. (Neither gas stoves nor flat-top electric stoves are covered here.) The drip pans can always be removed easily, often by tipping the burner element up slightly and pulling parallel to the stove top on the higher side until it disconnects. They can and should be cleaned periodically …especially after a cooking pan has boiled over. But the day will come where they cant be cleaned any more, either because theyre partially worn through or because the encrusted gunk is adhered so well you cant wash it off. When the drip pans cant be cleaned, they should be completely replaced; new ones are readily obtainable.
Some burner elements are hinged, which means they cannot be completely removed easily, but rather can be tipped up while remaining connected far enough to remove the drip pan from under them. Drip pans for hinged burners have a cutout all the way through their top edge for the burner element electrical connections, and often a separate trim ring to cover that cutout. Both hinged and non-hinged burner elements can be disconnected by pulling them away from their attachment point, and reconnected by pushing them back in to their attachment point. Hinged burner elements are becoming increasingly uncommon.
Sometimes different kinds of drip pan are described by Style-A (or Type-A), Style-B (or Type-B), and so forth. Style-B is for stoves from GE or Hotpoint (or other brands manufactured by them: Moffat, Monogram, Profile, RCA, or Roper). The very slightly smaller and shallower Style-A is for stoves from all other manufacturers (Kenmore, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, etc. etc.). Style-C is for stoves with hinged burner elements made prior to 1995 by GE/Hotpoint manufacturers. Style-D is for stoves with hinged burner elements made after 1995 by GE/Hotpoint manufacturers, and has whats called a step-down so the burner element sits deeper. Style-E is for stoves with hinged burner elements made by any one of the other manufacturers. And Style-F is for Canadian electric ranges. A Universal drip pan is even more of a wild card than the Style-X categories, as theres not even a definition to be ignored.
Large and small are pretty obvious, are approximately the same on all stoves, and are not a problem (beyond the obvious that a small drip pan wont fit under a large burner, and vice versa). You neednt worry about them (except that a set of 2 large and 2 small drip pans obviously isnt going to satisfy a stove with 1 large burner and 3 small burners).
The quality of burner elements is mainly indicated by how many times the heating element circles the center (more turns indicates higher quality). The number of turns varies from two to four for small burners and three to five for large burners. Generally, although porcelain-coated drip pans may look nicer and be easier to clean in the short term, they wont last as long. Its usually difficult or impossible to know how thick/heavy a metal drip pan is; the only rule of thumb I can offer is you get what you pay for — really cheap replacement metal drip pans are often so thin they wont last very long.
The frequency of stove use will determine the life of your drip bowl. If you are an avid cooker, you might find that changing your drip bowls twice a year is better. On average, you should change out your drip bowls annually.
Whenever you have a spill or boilover, it is recommended that you remove and clean up the spill as soon as the Drip Bowl has cooled. Please DO NOT attempt to touch a hot element or Drip Bowl while it is still hot, as this could lead to severe injury. Most spills require a little soap and water.
RKMI garantiza que los receptaculos de goteo y/o anillas bordeadoras en acabado cromado o de porcelana no poseen defectos en los materiales ni de fabricación bajo uso normal en el hogar del comprador original por un periodo de 1 año. Daños incidentales o derivados no están cubiertos por esta garantía. Guarde el recibo de compra original para reclamar su garantía.
The longer you leave spills on Drip Bowls, the harder it will be to get them cleaned, as the mess will continue to bake onto the pan every time you heat your burner. See the Use and Care tab for more cleaning instructions.
Proudly made in the USA, Range Kleen product is the same product that came on your stove when it was purchased new. It makes a huge difference in getting the right fit. Other brands claim they will work, but ours ensures a level cooking surface; your element is not rocking because it does not fit the Drip Bowl. It also fits into the stove and does not slide back and forth. Range Kleens Drip Bowls make your stove look and cook like new!
Replacing Stove Top Range Pans Not Always Universal So Many Different Brands Sizes Styles
FAQ
How do I know what size drip pans I need?
Are drip pans universal size?
What size are stove elements?
What size drip pan do I Need?
Typically, older stove drip pans come in two sizes: small (6″) and large (8″). It is worth noting that the outside edge to edge of a 6″ pan measures approximately 7.5″, while the 8″ pan measures around 9.5″. These measurements provide valuable guidance for ensuring the correct size of drip pans for stoves.
How do you measure a drip pan for a stove?
When measuring drip pans for stoves, it is important to consider the largest outside dimension of the calrod that goes inside the drip pan. Typically, older stove drip pans come in two sizes: small (6″) and large (8″). It is worth noting that the outside edge to edge of a 6″ pan measures approximately 7.5″, while the 8″ pan measures around 9.5″.
What are the different types of drip pans?
Most stoves offer four primary styles (A, B, D, and E) with variations in size – large and small. Electric ranges also have Styles C and F, although they are less commonly found. This diversity in styles and sizes ensures that drip pans can be matched to different stove models and accommodate individual needs.
Do drip pans fit electric ranges?
Drip pans that are the wrong size or shape and do not seat correctly can cause the stove’s burner to not sit level. Many aftermarket drip pans are manufactured in sizes that fit will fit almost any electric range. With a little research you can find the right size drip pans for your electric range.