Endcap Parts

A replacement trim end cap that restores the finished edge of the appliance trim and helps secure trim pieces for a clean, safe appearance. Designed to replace a worn, cracked, or missing end cap and improve panel fit. What it does:

• Covers and protects the exposed end of the trim for a finished look
• Helps hold trim pieces in place to reduce rattling or shifting
• Replaces cracked, chipped, or otherwise damaged end caps
• Prevents sharp edges from being exposed around the trim area

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work.
• Typically installed by removing the adjacent trim fasteners and sliding or snapping the cap into place; basic hand tools may be required.
• Handle trim carefully to avoid scratching adjacent panels.
• If you encounter broken fasteners or clips, inspect and replace them as needed for a secure fit.

White right-side endcap for oven vent trim. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing vent endcaps. Restores finished appearance to oven control panel area.

Replace a cracked, broken, or missing endcap on your range. This structural component installs on the range exterior to complete the finished appearance.

This end cap secures the refrigerator light housing and helps keep the lens and bulb in place for reliable interior lighting. Replaces a worn or broken end cap to restore a snug fit and prevent rattling or light misalignment. What it does

• Secures the end of the refrigerator light housing and helps hold the lens and bulb assembly in position.
• Common symptom: cracked or broken end cap allowing the lens or bulb to shift, rattle, or fall.
• Restores a tight fit at the light housing end so the interior light operates and stays properly aligned.
• Fits into the existing light housing and works with the factory lens and bulb.

• One end cap for the light housing.

• High-level replacement: part typically snaps or screws into the light housing; keep power off to the appliance before starting.
• Disconnect power or unplug the appliance before attempting service to avoid electrical shock.
• Handle the lens and bulb carefully; avoid forcing the cap to prevent cracking surrounding plastic.
• Use manufacturer screws or clips removed from the old cap if the new cap does not include fasteners.