Dryer Insulation, Sound Dampening Parts

This terminal insulator assembly isolates and supports an electrical connection where it passes through the appliance chassis. Replacing a cracked or heat-damaged insulator helps prevent shorts and restores a safe, reliable connection.

• Electrically insulates a live terminal from the metal cabinet or oven wall
• Provides a secure pass-through/mounting point for the element/wire connection
• Helps prevent arcing, shorting, and localized heat damage at the connection
• Typical symptoms: visible cracks or burn marks on the insulator, tripped breaker, intermittent or no heat due to a compromised connection

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Access the terminal area; label or photograph wiring to ensure correct reassembly
• Transfer wires one at a time; reuse existing hardware if serviceable and tighten connections securely
• Inspect nearby wire ends/connectors and replace any that are heat-damaged or brittle

Evaporator insulator that surrounds the evaporator assembly to reduce heat transfer and help limit frost buildup. Replacing damaged insulation helps maintain consistent temperatures and prevents excess moisture inside the freezer or refrigerator. What it does:

• Insulates and protects the evaporator area — common signs: visible frost or ice buildup and inconsistent cooling.
• Helps reduce vibration-related noise from evaporator components — common sign: rattling or buzzing.
• Prevents cold-air leakage into cabinet walls to support efficient cooling — common sign: warm spots or extended run times.
• Restores proper airflow pathways around the evaporator to help the system cycle normally.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair.
• Access may require removal of interior panels or the evaporator cover; follow OEM service instructions.
• Handle the insulation gently to avoid tearing or compressing it; use only manufacturer-recommended adhesives or fasteners if needed.

Ceramic dryer heating element housing insulator.

This replacement cushion is a small rubber bumper that protects components and reduces vibration and noise where panels, doors, or assemblies meet. It helps keep parts aligned and prevents metal-on-metal contact. What it does:

• Absorbs shock and reduces vibration to minimize rattling or movement
• Protects surfaces from wear and prevents scraping or chafing
• Helps maintain proper spacing or alignment of panels or assemblies
• Works wherever a soft bumper or spacer is required

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing.
• Remove any covers or panels to access the mounting area.
• Press or seat the cushion into the locator/receptacle; replace retainers if present.

This ceramic terminal insulator protects and supports a range or oven heating-element electrical connection, helping prevent shorts and arcing at high temperatures. It's a simple replacement to restore a secure, insulated terminal connection. What it does

• Insulates and isolates a heating-element or terminal connection from the metal chassis to prevent electrical shorts.
• Helps maintain a stable connection under high-heat conditions so the element can heat properly.
• Common symptom replacement: visible cracking, chipping, burn marks, arcing, or intermittent heating.
• Also used when terminals are loose or the original insulator is missing or degraded.

• One ceramic terminal insulator

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Inspect surrounding terminals and wiring; replace damaged connectors or hardware as needed.
• Handle carefully—ceramic can chip or break if dropped or over-tightened.

This rubber mounting pad cushions and isolates appliance components to reduce vibration and noise, helping parts sit securely and run quieter. A simple replacement for worn or damaged pads that lets the appliance operate more smoothly. What it does:

• Acts as a vibration damper to reduce noise and movement during operation
• Provides a stable cushion between metal parts or between appliance and mounting surface
• Helps prevent rubbing, rattling or premature wear caused by metal-on-metal contact
• Commonly replaced when pads are cracked, compressed, missing or deteriorated

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, water supply before accessing internal components
• Inspect mounting area and clean surfaces before installing the new pad
• Press or fit the pad into place; no special tools typically required
• If multiple pads on the same assembly are worn, replace them together for even support

This damper is the refrigerator air-control flap that regulates airflow between compartments to help maintain consistent temperatures and proper cooling. It replaces a worn or stuck damper to restore normal airflow and temperature balance. What it does:

• Opens and closes to direct cold air where needed between freezer and fresh-food sections
• Helps maintain even temperatures and prevents one compartment from getting too warm
• Common symptom: uneven cooling or warm fresh-food section despite running compressor
• Common symptom: damper stuck or not moving, causing poor temperature control

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove interior panels to access the damper; use basic hand tools
• Handle the damper and any wiring harness carefully to avoid damage
• After installation, verify damper operation and allow time for temperatures to stabilize

This insulator is a small foam/trim piece that cushions and thermally isolates appliance panels to help maintain proper airflow and reduce vibration. It preserves fit between cabinet components for quiet, efficient operation. What it does:

• Cushions panels and components to reduce rattling or vibration noise
• Creates a thermal barrier that helps limit heat transfer between parts
• Keeps panels aligned and spaced to prevent rubbing or abrasion
• Worn or missing insulators can cause noise, vibration, or poor panel fit

• One insulator as shown

• Disconnect power before accessing panels or internal components
• Replace only the worn or damaged insulator; trim or adhesive may be needed to position some styles
• Remove surrounding trim or panels as required to reach the mounting location