FetechmateUniversal Range Knob Kit KN002 - Universal Stove Knob Compatible with Electric and Gas Stove - Replacement for RK103

So first off I will say that these come with everything you see in the listing. 5 Knobs with all the different size inserts and a variety if stick on dial indicators. Unfortunately These inserts are still too small for my sisters stove. My sister lives in an old apartment that the landlord refuses to replace things. She has two knobs and has to use one regular knob to turn each burner. So if she needs multiple burners the she has to move knob around. Well I got this set so she didn't have to. I thought it would fit being universal and me not knowing her brand. Well that's my fault as I didn't check before buying and not the fault of this set. I will take a dremel and make the inserts fit. Go DIY! Anyways this is a good set but just doesn't fit what i need it for. not the fault of this set

These are awful, the silver plates did not stick to the knobs. The knobs themselves did not fit well on the stove, but who could use them anyhow because the silver plates that indicated which heat setting you were on would not stay on the knob. I returned them immediately.

I like that I got the new stove knobs two days after ordering. But the knobs inserts were all too small to use, and you need to use inserts for these knobs. Luckily I was just replacing my old knobs so I just used my old inserts. The knobs fit perfectly on them. But be careful about the 'oven metal temperature ring' I had to pull the temperature ring off of my old oven knob and reuse that. Because the new ring they sent with the knobs, the temperature degree numbers were way off. Luckily I noticed the temperature was not lineing up properly. If I would of used the new oven temperature knob and baked a cake at 350 degrees according to the new knob, I would of in reality be baking it on 500 degrees. That would not be good.But I only needed the plan knobs themselves and I got them to work on my oven so I'm happy. But someone who needs the complete set, knobs, inserts, and oven temperature is going to be very disappointed.

I have a smaller apartment size stove. These worked great for replacing my old worn-out ones. My stove doesn't have the "D" shape they are the more like oval or "0" shaped. One of the adapters was/is that shape and fit perfectly. Only thing I had to do was change how the adapters were inserted into the handles. Mine don't run vertical they run horizontal. Otherwise, they worked great. Oh also, the little metal ring that goes on them for the temps and numbers. You might want to use some glue on them when putting them on. Mine didn't like to stay stuck down. So, I used some super glue on them. The adhesive that comes on them wasn't very sticky and if they are slightly bent, they won't sit correctly for placement. So have some glue handy.

My 1967 Maytag range was in dire need of new knobs. I searched online for OEM replacements but Maytag, now Whirlpool, no longer makes them. I purchased these replacement knobs determined to make them work. Here are some pro tips. 1) Choose the proper knob adapter to fit the stem. 2) Before permanently inserting the adapter into the knob, go to your original and check to see the depth of its cavity and whether there is a built-in stop to push the knob all the way down to turn it on. Mine happened to have a stop. 3) Take a bamboo skewer and mark the total depth of the original cavity and the depth of the stop. Make note of the position of the stop. Mine was at the bottom end of the knob. 4) Note, the top end of the replacement knob is marked with a small hole to help position the adapter and the label in the proper orientation. Also note, the replacement knob cavity is much larger than the original. 5) In order to add a stop to the replacement knob, I used the marked skewer to find a flathead screw of the right length. 6) I glued a screw into the bottom end of the cavity, using Gorilla Glue. Once dried, I inserted the adapter securely. 7) Testing it out, it works perfectly. Given the manufacturer no longer carries OEM replacement knobs, I am very happy that these work.

The pieces the you use to size the inside to your range don’t fit into the knob, leaving it sticking out. Then proceeded to melt, making it impossible to use the dial. Also the stickers with the numbers don’t stick!

Ignorance beyod belief. The adhesive used is incorrect for the material the knobs are made of. The plastic HDPE type used is totally incompatible with this, or any other adhesive. if you mash the labels and massage them long enough, they will adhere for a while, but eventually the slighty cupped edges of the label will pop them off the "wrong material" knobs, again. Total engineering FUBAR.The misfit on the knobs and adapter is workable, but the degree of difficulty in finding the right size adapter and getting it inserted into the knobs will defeat many people. The lack of any indexing allows the inserts to go to an infinite choice of depth in the knobs...if you finally succeed in pushin them in, and your range/oven has detents you must "push-then-turn" to activate....you will not be able to depress the know the 1/16 needed to get out of the "locked" detent. Over time, the inserts will also sink in further, sooner or later requiring that you pull off the knob, pry out the insert enough to allow the "depress-to-turn" safety and convenience features of most American rotaty stove controls.Do not buy unless you literally have no other choice to get your range/oven working. I doubt that is the case, as most people aren't in actual need of the knobs, but just want to renew the old, dirty worn look of the control labels on a vintage appliance. Even the major manufactures of the 70-80s refused to waste the money needed to make controls with everlasting good appearance and ability to be cleaned without wiping characters. You have to go back to the 40-50's, when reputable companies actually engraved and painted knobs/used better materials. There is a reason these are cheap; it's not for your benefit.