General Electric Range / Cooktop / Oven Clip Or Clamp

This window clip is a small plastic retainer that secures an appliance door or inner window panel, helping keep glass and trim aligned for a tight seal and quiet operation. Replaces a worn or broken clip to restore proper fit. What it does:

• Holds the door/window trim or inner glass panel in place to prevent movement and rattling
• Helps maintain door alignment for an even seal and consistent temperature control
• Stops loose trim from vibrating or contacting other parts, reducing noise
• Commonly replaced when clips are cracked, broken, or missing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle any glass or trim carefully to avoid breakage and injury
• Typical installation uses basic hand tools (screwdriver/pry tool) to remove trim and snap the clip into place

This clip retainer secures the oven door glass to the door frame to keep the glass stable during use and prevent rattling or separation. Simple replacement restores proper glass alignment and reduces vibration noise. What it does:

• Holds the inner door glass in position inside the oven door assembly.
• Prevents the glass from shifting, rattling, or contacting other door parts.
• Helps maintain a safe, stable door assembly after a cracked or missing clip.
• Commonly replaced when the glass feels loose or the door vibrates during operation.

• One clip retainer for door glass.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting and allow the door to cool completely.
• Remove the oven door per the manufacturer instructions and handle glass with care — support both pieces of glass when separating.
• Use basic hand tools; keep track of screws and any spacers removed.

This electrode clip secures the spark electrode/igniter assembly at the burner so the igniter stays in the correct position for reliable ignition. It replaces a worn or broken clip to restore stable spark alignment. What it does

• Holds the spark electrode or igniter in the proper position at the burner for consistent ignition.
• Helps prevent the electrode from shifting or touching other components, which can stop sparking.
• Commonly used when burners fail to ignite or sparking is intermittent due to a loose or damaged clip.
• Works with the appliance's ignition assembly to maintain correct gap and alignment.

• One electrode clip.

• Always disconnect power and shut off gas supply before accessing the burner or ignition assembly.
• Handle the electrode/igniter carefully—it's brittle and can crack if flexed or bumped.
• Access typically requires removing burner grates and burner caps; keep screws and small parts organized.
• If the electrode or wire shows heavy corrosion or damage, replace those components as well.