General Electric Cooktop Insulation, Sound Dampening Parts

Insulation panel for ranges and cooktops. Installs inside the unit to provide heat and sound dampening. Replace if cracked, torn, or missing.

Replace worn or missing cabinet liner insulation in your cooktop. Installs in the cabinet cavity to restore the thermal barrier. Fabric side faces up.

Insulation pad that installs behind the range control panel to reduce heat and dampen sound. Replace if cracked, compressed, or missing for proper protection.

Insulation pad that installs beneath the cooktop surface to reduce heat transfer and dampen sound. Replace if the original pad is damaged or missing.

Insulation pad that installs around cooktop modules to reduce noise and protect internal components. Replace if torn, compressed, or missing.

Side insulation panel that installs inside the cooktop cabinet to provide thermal barrier and reduce heat transfer. Replace if cracked, damaged, or missing.

Insulator pad that protects your cooktop's spark module from heat and moisture. Replace if torn, missing, or deteriorated to shield the ignition system.

Insulation panel that installs along the side of your cooktop to provide thermal protection. Replace if damaged, deteriorated, or missing.

Insulation pad that installs inside your range to dampen sound and provide heat protection. Replace if cracked, torn, or missing to restore proper insulation.

Insulation panel for ovens and ranges. Installs between outer cabinet and cooking chamber. Replace if cracked, deteriorated, or missing for safety.

This insulator protects and cushions the appliance control module, helping prevent electrical shorts and physical damage to the board. It's a simple replacement that supports reliable control operation. What it does:

• Separates the control/module from the chassis to prevent shorting and rubbing
• Cushions the module to reduce vibration-related connector issues
• Helps keep wiring and components positioned correctly for consistent electrical contact
• Can reduce intermittent control problems caused by loose or damaged insulation

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair to avoid shock or damage
• Access the control panel or console per your appliance's service instructions
• Fit the insulator under/around the module as shown in the parts diagram; ensure correct orientation and secure mounting hardware
• Avoid touching circuit board components; if connectors were removed, reseat firmly before reassembly