Gibson Screws, Nuts, Washers

This hex nut secures mating bolts and studs to hold appliance components in place, helping maintain stable connections and safe operation. It's a simple, replaceable fastener used where threaded hardware is required. What it does:

• Secures a bolt or stud to prevent parts from loosening during operation
• Provides a reliable threaded connection for panels, brackets, or assemblies
• Restores proper fit when an original nut is stripped, corroded or missing
• Helps reduce vibration-related movement when used with the correct mating hardware

• One hex nut

• Verify matching thread size, pitch and nut style to the original before installing
• Hand-start the nut to avoid cross-threading, then tighten
• Replace any damaged or corroded mating hardware to ensure a secure connection
• Disconnect power and follow basic safety procedures before servicing the appliance

This screw is a direct-replacement fastener used to secure appliance panels and trim so components stay in place and operate quietly. It restores proper fit where mounting screws are missing or worn. What it does:

• Secures panels, trim, brackets or small components to the appliance frame
• Helps prevent rattling, misalignment, or loose parts during operation
• Matches OEM thread and head style for correct fit and reliable fastening
• Useful when replacing stripped or missing mounting hardware

• Disconnect power before servicing electrical appliances
• Use the correct screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the head
• Keep small parts away from children and pets during installation
• Replace with the exact OEM screw to ensure proper fit and safety

A truss-head shoulder screw used where a short, smooth bearing surface and a wide head are needed for pivoting or locating parts. Replaces worn or missing screws to restore proper alignment and movement. What it does:

• Provides a smooth, stepped shaft (shoulder) for parts to pivot or slide on
• Secures components while maintaining precise spacing and alignment
• Stops looseness that can cause rattling, binding, or uneven movement
• Works in assemblies where a wide truss head prevents pull-through

• Use the correct screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the truss head
• Do not overtighten; torque just enough to secure the part while allowing intended movement
• If working near electrical components, disconnect power to the appliance first