General Electric Clip Or Clamp

Retaining ring secures range components in place. Replace if loose, damaged, or missing to prevent parts from shifting during operation. Confirm fit with your model number before ordering.

This small plastic wire clip secures an appliance wiring harness to the cabinet or chassis, keeping wiring routed and held firmly to prevent rubbing or pinching during use. What it does:

• Holds wiring harnesses in place to reduce movement and protect insulation
• Prevents wires from contacting hot or sharp surfaces that can cause wear
• Reduces rattling or banging noises from loose wiring
• Helps prevent intermittent electrical connections caused by loose or strained wires

• One wire clip

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Clip typically snaps into a pre-punched hole or slides onto a flange; line up the harness and press clip until it seats
• Inspect wiring and insulation when replacing clip; route wires away from heat and moving parts
• Replace with the exact part number for a proper fit

Secures gas valves on your cooktop or range. Replace if loose, cracked, or causing gas flow issues. Verify fit with your model number before ordering.

This conduit clamp secures 1/2" electrical conduit or flexible armored cable to the appliance chassis, keeping wiring routed and strain-relieved for safe operation. It's a small replacement part used where the conduit passes into the control box. What it does

• Holds 1/2" conduit or flexible armored cable firmly at the entry point to the appliance cabinet.
• Provides strain relief to reduce stress on internal wiring and connections.
• Helps maintain proper wiring routing to prevent chafing or interference with components.
• Commonly used on ranges, ovens and other appliances that require a conduit connection to the control area.

• One conduit clamp (1/2") as shown.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before servicing electrical components.
• Remove access panel to reach the mounting location; position clamp around the conduit and secure against the chassis.
• May require a small screw or nut to fasten.
• If wiring appears damaged or loose, inspect and repair wiring before reapplying power.