General Electric Range Screws, Nuts, Washers

A single 6-32 keps nut that secures panels and components by combining a hex nut with a captive lock washer for vibration-resistant fastening. Fits standard 6-32 machine screws to restore proper fastener function and fit. What it does:

• Provides a secure threaded connection for 6-32 screws where a built-in lock washer prevents loosening.
• Commonly used to fasten panels, brackets, and small components prone to vibration.
• Replaces missing, stripped, or damaged nuts causing loose panels, rattling, or misaligned parts.
• Works with standard 6-32 threaded hardware in appliance assemblies.

• One keps nut (6-32).

• Unplug or disconnect power before working on the appliance.
• Hand-start the nut on the screw to avoid cross-threading, then tighten with the appropriate wrench or socket.
• Do not overtighten; stop when snug and the captive washer seats against the surface.
• If threads are damaged, replace the mating screw or repair the threads before installing.

A 10-32 x 1 hex head screw used to secure appliance components where a standard machine screw is required. It provides a reliable fastener for panels, brackets, and assemblies that use a 10-32 thread. What it does:

• Fastens panels, brackets, and small assemblies using a 10-32 UNC thread.
• Replaces stripped, missing, or damaged hex-head machine screws.
• Restores secure mounting to reduce rattling or loose parts.
• Works where a 1-inch length screw with a hex head is specified.

• One 10-32 x 1 hex head screw.

• Use the correct 10-32 driver or socket to avoid rounding the head.
• Do not overtighten; snug until parts are secure to prevent thread or component damage.
• Inspect mating threads and replace if cross-threaded or damaged.
• Follow all appliance safety guidelines: disconnect power and water before servicing.

This is a replacement handle screw used to secure an appliance handle or door trim to the cabinet. It restores a loose or missing fastener so the handle stays tight and usable. What it does:

• Secures the handle or door trim to the appliance, preventing wobble and movement
• Replaces a missing, worn, or stripped screw for a solid, reliable connection
• Restores proper alignment of the handle for safe opening and closing
• Works with the factory handle attachment points and mounting hardware

• Disconnect power to the appliance or follow manufacturer safety guidance before working near electrical components.
• Use the proper-size screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the screw head.
• Thread the screw in by hand first, then tighten snugly; do not overtighten to avoid cracking trim or damaging threads.
• Inspect mating threads and handle hardware; replace damaged components as needed.