I am looking for replacement drip trays and intructions for instalation

you have just triggered an exothermic reaction of light hydrocarbons and oxygen as a result of introducing an external heat source trigger. Which could possibly result in the cooking of some dinner. Yum.
No worries Barbara, you have done no damage. Unless dinner burned....

They may have accidentally turned off a little gas cock which is cunningly hidden on the front panel can\'t remember if it\'s top or bottom, it isolates the gas to the main control valve.

Will any of these work?

http://www.repairclinic.com/Amana-Drip-Bowl-Drip-Pan-Parts

http://www.appliancepartspros.com/range-cooktop-oven-drip-pan.html

http://www.knobshopper.com/manufacturers/Amana-Replacement-Parts/cooktop_burner_drip_pans_bowls

I found this......

https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-replace-a-glass-cooktop-on-kitchenaid-ranges

I read it and it's on replacing but the top comes out.
Gloves are a good idea too. Cut power at the breaker.
unless easy access to the wiring/plug.
Hope this helps you.
Have a good evening.

It's really simple. Remove the burner grates, removed the old drip pans, then drop in the new drip pans. You can order a new drip pan from partselect.com if you don't have one yet. Let me know how this works out and if you need any further help.
Benjamin

Send me an email and I can direct you to what we use and sell, [email protected].
Hope this helps!

We use DeBruce Polish, also great on all of our stainless steel. You can find DeBruce Polish at debrucepolish.com

u can find the parts only in the service center of GE appliance center.but if ur unit is more than 10 years,im sure no parts available.

Contact this gentleman: Sandor Horky [email protected]
He helped us with parts we needed for our CREDA Model GGH110. I believe the company ADCO is the after market people for CREDA. Good Luck. PA Fi.

My Jenn-Air had the same problem. When you install the drip pan for the burner module, there is a "finger" on the pan that is inserted into a hole in the front of the stove. If you look into that hole, you will see a lever switch. The finger on the drip pan on the burner module is supposed to push that lever switch down and turn the fan off, but over time the lever gets pushed down further and ultimately it does not get activated when the drip pan is installed.

You can either replace the lever switch, or you can try to pull it back into place and tighten the two small screws that hold it in place. Actually, I chose a third option and attached a small, flat spring to the finger on the drip pan.