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Burner grates rock or shift when cookware is placed on them due to worn, hardened, or missing rubber feet that no longer grip the cooktop surface properly.
Bare cast iron grate legs scrape directly against the porcelain or enamel cooktop finish, leaving permanent scuff marks and scratches when feet are degraded or absent.
Missing or uneven grate feet cause grates to sit at different heights, resulting in pots and pans tilting, liquid pooling to one side, and food cooking unevenly.
Deteriorated rubber feet lose their grip and anti-slip properties, causing grates to slide or shift position during normal stovetop use.
💡 Pro Tip: Is It Time to Replace Your Grate Feet?
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Burner grates rock, wobble, or shift when pots and pans are placed on them
⚠️ Visible scratches or scuff marks appearing on your glass or porcelain cooktop surface
⚠️ Rubber feet are cracked, hardened, shrunken, or completely missing from the grate underside
⚠️ Pans tilt or sit unevenly on the grate, causing liquid or grease to pool to one side during cooking
🔍 Diagnosis tip: Flip each grate upside down and inspect all four corner mounting holes. If any rubber foot is missing, split, or pulls out easily without resistance, replace the entire set at once for consistent height and balance across all grates.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 16× WB2K101 Gas Range Burner Grate Rubber Feet (Black, High-Temp Rubber, 4.5 mm shaft dia. × 5.5 mm shaft length, fits 3/16" holes)
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