Cooktop Clip Or Clamp

This small retaining ring secures a component in place to help keep moving parts aligned and stable during operation. It provides a simple, durable hold to prevent unwanted movement and maintain proper appliance function. What it does:

• Holds shafts, bearings or assemblies in position to prevent axial movement
• Helps maintain alignment of rotating or sliding parts
• Worn or cracked rings can allow parts to shift, causing noise, vibration or binding
• Replacing a damaged ring restores secure fit and reduces related symptoms

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance to avoid shock or injury
• Use appropriate snap-ring or pliers tools for safe removal and installation
• Inspect mating grooves and surrounding components for wear when replacing the ring

This band motor is the motor assembly that powers the appliance's moving band or drive link, restoring the mechanism that enables normal rotating or indexing motion. Use it to replace a worn or failed motor for smoother operation. What it does:

• Drives the appliance's band/drive link so the linked components can rotate or index as designed
• Restores motion when the original motor is noisy, weak, or no longer turns
• Helps stop skipping or intermittent movement caused by a failed motor
• Works as the direct replacement motor when the OEM part is specified

• One band motor assembly

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Installation may require removing panels and fastening the motor to the band/drive; keep hardware for reassembly
• Verify alignment and secure belt or band tension per the appliance's service instructions

This retainer is a small mounting clip that secures compatible appliance components in place to prevent movement and wear. It restores proper alignment so related parts stay seated and operate quietly and safely. What it does:

• Holds a specific component or harness firmly to the appliance frame or assembly
• Prevents rubbing, vibration noise, or parts shifting during operation
• Helps maintain correct part alignment for reliable function
• Common symptom: loose, rattling, or misaligned components where the retainer is missing or damaged

• One retainer

• Disconnect power and any fuel sources before starting work
• Inspect surrounding parts for damage before installing the retainer
• Typically installs with basic hand tools; avoid over-tightening nearby fasteners

This cable clip secures a refrigerator's wire harness or control cables, keeping wiring routed and protected to prevent pinching or contact with moving parts. A small but important retainer for safe, tidy internal wiring. What it does:

• Holds and routes wire harnesses or cables to prevent interference with drawers, doors, or moving components
• Reduces wear and chafing on wires by keeping them away from sharp edges and heat sources
• Helps maintain reliable electrical connections by preventing strain on harnesses
• Commonly replaced when clips are broken, cracked, or missing and wires become loose or misrouted

• Turn off power to the appliance before accessing internal wiring
• Install by snapping clip onto designated frame or mounting boss and seating wire(s) into the clip
• Replace any damaged wiring or connectors discovered during installation

This electrode clip secures the spark electrode/igniter assembly at the burner so the igniter stays in the correct position for reliable ignition. It replaces a worn or broken clip to restore stable spark alignment. What it does

• Holds the spark electrode or igniter in the proper position at the burner for consistent ignition.
• Helps prevent the electrode from shifting or touching other components, which can stop sparking.
• Commonly used when burners fail to ignite or sparking is intermittent due to a loose or damaged clip.
• Works with the appliance's ignition assembly to maintain correct gap and alignment.

• One electrode clip.

• Always disconnect power and shut off gas supply before accessing the burner or ignition assembly.
• Handle the electrode/igniter carefully—it's brittle and can crack if flexed or bumped.
• Access typically requires removing burner grates and burner caps; keep screws and small parts organized.
• If the electrode or wire shows heavy corrosion or damage, replace those components as well.