Endcap Parts

Replace your damaged or missing range endcap. This cosmetic trim piece covers the end of your range, providing a finished look. Perfect solution for cracked or worn endcaps.

Replace your range's endcap to restore appearance and structural integrity. This trim piece covers exposed edges and gaps. Order when cracked or missing.

White right-side end cap that covers and protects the cabinet edge. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore finished appearance.

Endcap cover for range installation. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing endcaps on your range. Restores appearance and completes assembly.

This right-side end cap replaces a worn or broken trim piece to restore a clean finish and secure fit on the appliance. It helps maintain proper alignment of the adjacent trim or shelving and improves appearance. What it does:

• Covers and protects the outer end of a trim piece or shelf; keeps edges finished and snag-free
• Secures the trim/shelf edge to prevent movement or gaps
• Common replacement when the original is cracked, chipped, warped, or missing
• Helps prevent food snags and improves overall cabinet/compartment appearance

• Typically snaps or slides into place; some models may use a single fastener — inspect the mounting area before installation
• No electrical disconnect usually required for trim parts, but remove nearby items and work carefully to avoid damage
• Wear gloves to avoid cuts from sharp edges and to protect the finish
• If the cap doesn't seat easily, check for broken retention tabs before forcing

This right-side end cap is the OEM replacement trim piece that covers and protects the outer edge of the appliance cabinet, restoring a finished appearance and preventing sharp edges. What it does

• Replaces a cracked, broken or missing right-side end cap to restore the cabinet's finished look
• Covers exposed edges and helps keep grime out of seams and gaps
• Holds trim in alignment to prevent rubbing or catching on adjacent parts
• Common symptoms: visible damage, loose or missing trim, sharp exposed edge, or cosmetic wear

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work to reduce risk of shock or injury
• Basic hand tools are typically all that's needed; remove adjacent trim or fasteners as required
• Align tabs or mounting points and snap or fasten the cap into place; avoid forcing broken tabs
• Inspect mating surfaces and replace the opposite-side cap if both are worn or damaged