Frigidaire Range / Cooktop / Oven Cable Or Retainer

This precision-formed link is part of the range/oven door lock mechanism. It connects latch components so the lock engages and releases smoothly, helping ensure safe self-clean cycles and a properly secured oven door. What it does:

• Transfers motion between the lock motor/handle and the latch bolt
• Maintains correct alignment for consistent lock engagement and release
• Common symptoms of a worn/bent link: door won't lock or unlock, self-clean won't start/finish, or door lock error codes; latch action feels loose or binds

• 1 link

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the latch assembly per your model's service procedure (top/back panel removal is common)
• Note linkage and spring orientation; take photos for reference
• Manually cycle the latch to ensure smooth movement before restoring power

This oven light lens retainer secures the glass light cover to the oven cavity so the bulb area stays protected during cooking. Replacing a damaged or missing retainer keeps the lens firmly in place and prevents nuisance loosening.

• Holds the glass light lens securely inside the oven cavity
• Helps shield the bulb area from splatters and debris
• Direct replacement for a bent, warped, or missing retainer ring
• Common symptoms: lens won't stay in, cover rattles, or difficulty securing the lens after service

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove oven racks for easier access to the light cover area
• Support the glass lens while positioning the retainer to avoid drops or chipping
• Secure the retainer per your model's design; do not overtighten

This retainer is a small mounting clip that secures interior components so they stay in place and operate quietly. Replacing a worn or broken retainer restores proper fit and prevents parts from shifting or rattling. What it does:

• Secures shelves, panels or trim to the appliance cabinet to maintain correct alignment
• Prevents interior parts from shifting, rubbing or producing vibration noise
• Helps keep seals and trim seated properly to maintain a tight fit
• Commonly replaced when clips are cracked, missing or fail to hold components

• One retainer clip as pictured

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Remove only the panels or shelves necessary to access the damaged retainer
• Install clip in the original orientation; retained component sits flush and is secure
• Use basic hand tools as needed