Dryer Plug Or Insert

Seals unused vent openings in your dryer to prevent unwanted airflow, drafts, and debris entry. Replace if cracked, missing, or no longer sealing properly.

Covers unused hinge or mounting holes on refrigerator doors after reversing door swing. Replaces cracked, missing, or damaged plugs for a clean finish.

This hole plug fills unused openings on your appliance's exterior, providing a clean, finished look while keeping dirt and moisture out. The bisque color matches many appliance finishes for a discreet repair. What it does:

• Covers unused screw or access holes to restore appearance
• Helps keep out dust, moisture, and small debris from interior cavities
• Prevents accidental contact with internal components behind openings
• Useful for cosmetic repairs after part removal or panel replacement

• One hole plug in bisque color

• Push-fit replacement — press into the hole until seated; no special tools typically required
• Ensure the opening is clean and dry before installation for best fit
• If plug is damaged or doesn't seat properly, before forcing
• For safety, disconnect power to the appliance before accessing internal panels

This control console plug is a small replacement wire connector that restores a secure electrical connection at the appliance control console, helping restore reliable console function and user controls. What it does

• Reconnects control console wiring to the console board, maintaining signal and power continuity
• Can resolve intermittent or lost console/display operation caused by a damaged or loose connector
• Provides the OEM-matching fit and terminal alignment for proper mating with the control board
• Useful when the original plug shows corrosion, bent terminals, or broken housing

• One control console plug (wire connector) as shown

• High-level replacement: access the console panel and unplug the old connector before installing the new one
• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any work
• Verify connector orientation and fully seat until it clicks; avoid forcing pins to prevent damage