Jenn-Air Plug Or Insert

This damper cover insert fits the refrigerator's air damper/diffuser. It helps guide and seal airflow from the freezer to the fresh food section, supporting stable temperatures and reducing drafts when the original insert is cracked or missing.

• Seats inside the damper cover to shape and restrict airflow between freezer and refrigerator compartments
• Helps seal the vent opening to limit air leaks
• Supports proper temperature balance and airflow distribution in the fresh food section
• Typical symptoms include a broken/missing insert, air drafts at the vent, rattling from the cover, or inconsistent cooling

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove shelves as needed and access the damper cover in the fresh food compartment
• Release and remove the damaged insert; snap the new insert into the cover with correct orientation and a secure fit
• Handle nearby foam seals and the damper door carefully to avoid damage

This vent plug seals an unused appliance vent opening to keep out debris and improve appearance. A simple OEM-fit replacement that restores a clean, finished look to the appliance exterior. What it does

• Covers and seals a vent opening to prevent dust, lint, and pests from entering the cabinet or vent cavity.
• Restores the appliance's finished appearance where a vent opening is exposed or a plug is missing.
• Helps maintain proper airflow paths by closing unused ports and reducing drafts.
• Fits the original mounting location for a secure, low-profile fit.

• One black vent plug.

• High-level push-in replacement; no special tools typically required.
• Disconnect power to the appliance before any service when accessing internal areas.
• Inspect surrounding trim or grille for clips or screws; remove carefully to access the vent opening.
• If plug does not seat fully, verify the correct OEM location and orientation before forcing.

This small button-style plug fills and finishes an unused hole or access opening on the appliance, restoring a clean appearance and helping keep out dust and moisture. It's a simple cosmetic and protective replacement. What it does:

• Covers and seals unused holes or trim openings to improve appearance
• Helps block dirt, lint, and moisture from entering panels or compartments
• Replaces worn or damaged plugs that no longer seat securely
• Provides a flush, finished look matching appliance trim

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing for safety.
• Typically snaps or presses into place; use a flat tool to carefully remove an old plug if needed.
• Avoid excessive force to prevent damage to surrounding trim or clips.

This push-in plug button is a small replacement cap that covers and seals an unused opening or socket on compatible appliances, keeping the area clean and helping prevent debris and moisture entry. What it does:

• Covers an unused plug hole or access port to block dust, dirt, and moisture.
• Provides a finished appearance by hiding raw openings in panels or control housings.
• Helps keep internal components protected from contaminants that can affect operation.
• Snaps into place for a secure fit without adhesives.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing panels or openings.
• Typically installs by pressing into the opening until it snaps flush; no special tools required.
• Verify correct fit and orientation before final reassembly.
• If panel damage is present or the button does not seat securely, inspect mating opening or surrounding clips.

A stainless plug button that covers and finishes an unused access hole on the appliance, restoring a clean appearance and preventing debris or fingers from reaching internal components. What it does:

• Covers an exposed service or mounting hole for a finished look
• Helps keep out dirt, lint, and small objects from the appliance interior
• Prevents snagging or accidental contact with internal parts
• Replaces missing, cracked, or loose trim buttons that rattle or fall out

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair or trim removal.
• Typically snaps or presses into place; align carefully and press evenly—do not force.
• If the button won't seat, inspect for broken retaining tabs or damaged trim.