Cooktop Cable Or Retainer

This strain relief secures the appliance power cord where it enters the cabinet, preventing pull, chafing, and wire stress for safer, more reliable power connections. It's a simple, low-cost part that helps protect wiring from damage. What it does:

• Clamps and holds the power cord to reduce strain on internal wiring and terminal connections
• Helps prevent cord pull-out, fraying, and exposed conductors that can cause intermittent power or arcing
• Keeps the cord routed and positioned to reduce vibration wear over time
• Commonly replaced when cords are loose, damaged at the entry point, or when the clamp is broken

• One strain relief clamp

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any work
• Remove the access panel or back panel as needed to reach the cord entry; keep fasteners for reassembly
• Position the cord, seat the strain relief in the cabinet opening, and secure per original mounting (screws or snap-fit depending on model)
• After installation, restore power and verify steady operation; stop and recheck if you see sparking, burning smell, or intermittent power

This small replacement clip secures cabinet insulation in place to help maintain proper thermal performance and reduce vibration. A simple, original-equipment style retainer for restoring insulation fit and keeping internal components covered. What it does:

• Holds appliance insulation against the cabinet or inner panels
• Helps prevent insulation from sagging, shifting, or falling into vents or components
• Can reduce noise caused by loose insulation and help maintain temperature control
• Commonly needed when clips are broken, corroded, or missing

• One insulation retainer clip

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before accessing internal panels
• Remove access panels or liners to reach the insulation area; retain fasteners
• Push or snap the retainer into the designated hole/slot; some models may require light prying or a screwdriver for removal
• Wear gloves and eye protection to avoid cuts from sharp sheet metal and insulation fibers