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The Insulation Oven Wrap is an OEM part for GE ovens. This wrap is designed to insulate the oven cavity, maintaining consistent internal temperatures and improving energy efficiency. It also helps protect surrounding cabinetry and components from heat damage.

Causes of a bad insulation oven wrap can include degradation over time due to high temperatures, physical damage during oven maintenance, or exposure to moisture. Compromised insulation can lead to heat loss and uneven cooking results.

Symptoms of a bad Insulation Oven Wrap include:

• Increased oven heat-up times
• Uneven cooking or baking results
• External oven surfaces becoming excessively hot
• Higher energy consumption

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This thermal insulation replaces the heat-retaining blanket used around the oven cabinet. Restoring the insulation helps the appliance maintain temperature and protects surrounding components and cabinetry from excessive heat. What it does:

• Reduces heat loss from the oven cavity to improve temperature stability
• Helps the unit preheat and recover more efficiently
• Limits heat transfer to side panels and the control area
• Reduces persistent burning odors if old insulation was contaminated by spills

• 1 insulation piece

• Disconnect power and allow the appliance to cool completely before service
• If applicable, shut off gas supply before moving a range
• Wear gloves, long sleeves, and eye protection; fiberglass can irritate skin and eyes
• Note factory placement before removal; handle gently to maintain loft, avoid compressing, and ensure no wires are pinched when reassembling

This insulation panel fits inside the refrigerator cabinet to help maintain consistent temperatures and reduce heat transfer. It preserves cooling efficiency and helps minimize frost and condensation when the appliance is operating properly. What it does:

• Provides thermal barrier between the cabinet and outer shell to help maintain internal temperature
• Helps reduce frost buildup and interior condensation when sealing and cooling systems are functioning
• Can improve energy efficiency by minimizing unwanted heat gain
• Dampens vibration and can reduce operating noise from the compressor area

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid electric shock
• Handle insulation carefully—avoid compressing or tearing the material to retain thermal performance
• Remove interior panels or shelving as needed to access the installation area; keep track of fasteners
• If the original insulation is damaged or contaminated, replace it and check nearby seals and gaskets for proper fit

This foam cabinet insulation panel helps reduce heat transfer and stabilizes internal temperatures, improving cooling performance and efficiency in the refrigerator cabinet. It replaces torn or missing insulation to help maintain consistent operation. What it does:

• Replaces damaged or missing cabinet foam insulation to reduce temperature fluctuations
• Helps limit frost buildup and uneven cooling caused by gaps in the cabinet
• Supports overall refrigerator efficiency by reducing heat gain from surrounding air
• Covers interior cabinet cavities where insulation is required for proper operation

• One foam cabinet insulation panel

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove shelves and access panels for a clear work area; adhesive or clips may secure the insulation
• Press insulation into place, replacing any fasteners or adhesive strips as needed

This heat-resistant insulation helps contain oven heat and shield surrounding components. Replacing worn insulation supports faster, more consistent preheating, steadier baking temperatures, and cooler exterior panels for safer, more efficient operation. What it does:

• Wraps/lines the oven cavity or panels to reduce heat loss and protect nearby wiring and controls
• Helps the oven preheat efficiently and maintain consistent cooking temperatures
• Limits heat transfer to exterior panels and surrounding cabinetry
• Common signs of failure: longer preheat times, temperature swings, unusually hot sides/back, or insulation that is burnt, brittle, soaked, or missing

• 1 insulation piece

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas before servicing
• Access typically requires removing rear/side panels or sliding the unit out; take photos to aid reassembly
• Wear gloves and a dust mask; handle gently—do not compress insulation and keep clear of sensors/wiring
• Re-secure with original clips/tape, reinstall panels, then test preheat and check for abnormal exterior heat

This cabinet insulation panel helps reduce heat transfer and noise so your refrigerator reaches and keeps proper cooling more efficiently. It's a simple replacement that restores thermal barrier performance inside the cabinet. What it does:

• Replaces worn or damaged insulation to help maintain consistent internal temperatures
• Reduces compressor runtime and thermal cycling caused by heat gain
• Minimizes drafts, cold spots, and excess frost buildup around the cabinet
• Dampens vibration and operating noise for quieter performance

What's included:

• One cabinet insulation panel

Install notes:

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock hazards
• Access may require removing interior liners or trim; keep fasteners for reassembly
• Fit the panel into the cabinet cavity in the original orientation; secure as originally installed
• Inspect surrounding seals and components while the cabinet is open; replace any damaged parts

This insulation panel fits inside the refrigerator cabinet to help maintain interior temperatures and reduce heat transfer to the outer shell, supporting more consistent cooling and helping limit frost buildup. What it does:

• Forms a thermal barrier between the interior liner and outer cabinet to help hold cold air inside.
• Helps reduce frost and moisture buildup around the liner when intact.
• Worn, torn, or missing insulation can contribute to longer run times, uneven cooling, or more frequent defrost cycles.
• Replaces damaged insulation to restore proper temperature retention and improve appliance efficiency.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Panel may be secured with clips, adhesive, or foam sealant; remove and install carefully to avoid damaging the liner.
• Inspect surrounding seals, gaskets, and fasteners while accessing the cavity; replace any damaged components.

This oven insulation surrounds the oven cavity to retain heat and protect nearby components and cabinetry. Replacing a burnt or deteriorated insulation blanket restores temperature stability and helps keep exterior surfaces cooler on your range during cooking.

• Minimizes heat loss for more consistent baking temperatures
• Shields wiring, controls, and adjacent cabinets from excessive heat
• Damaged insulation can cause long preheat times or trouble maintaining set temperature
• Exterior panels or control area may feel unusually hot, or a burnt odor may persist after spills

• Disconnect power at the breaker; shut off gas
• Allow the appliance to cool completely before service
• Access typically requires pulling the range and removing outer panels; note original routing and retainers for reassembly
• Handle insulation carefully; wear gloves, eye protection, and a dust mask to avoid irritation from fibers

This oven back insulation panel fits behind the oven cavity to help contain heat and protect rear components. It replaces missing or damaged insulation to help restore normal oven heating behavior and reduce heat transfer to surrounding areas. What it does:

• Limits heat loss from the rear of the oven cavity to help maintain cooking temperature
• Helps reduce excessive heat transfer to rear components and cabinetry
• Use when insulation is torn, compressed, burned, or when the oven takes noticeably longer to preheat
• Helps prevent heat-related damage to wiring, electronics, and nearby parts

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access may require pulling the range/oven away from the wall and removing a rear access panel
• Wear gloves and a dust mask when handling old insulation; avoid compressing or tearing the replacement
• Follow OEM instructions for securing insulation with the original clips/adhesive or fasteners

This plastic terminal block insulator protects the dryer's power terminal area by covering exposed connections and helping prevent accidental shorts or arcing. Replaces a cracked or melted insulator to restore basic electrical protection at the terminal block. What it does:

• Covers and insulates the terminal block to reduce risk of electrical shorts and arcing
• Keeps wiring routed and separated at the power connection point
• Helps prevent damage from heat or contact that can lead to melting or sparking
• Commonly replaced when the original insulator is cracked, burned, or deformed

• Always disconnect power (unplug or shut off house circuit) before servicing electrical components.
• Inspect terminal block and wiring for heat damage; replace damaged wires or terminals as needed.
• Ensure terminals are cool and dry before reinstalling the insulator; seat it fully over the block for proper protection.

Oven wrapper insulation that surrounds the oven cavity to retain heat, protect outer panels, and improve temperature stability—helping reduce exterior heat and support more consistent cooking results. What it does:

• Wraps the oven cavity to reduce heat transfer to the cabinet and outer panels.
• Helps maintain internal oven temperatures for more even baking and cooking.
• Damaged or missing insulation can allow outer surfaces to run hot, cause longer preheat times, or contribute to uneven cooking.
• Reduces the risk of heat-related damage to surrounding cabinetry and components.

• Disconnect power and allow the appliance to cool completely before servicing.
• Handle insulation with care; avoid compressing or tearing the material during installation.
• Reinstall using original mounting clips or hardware; verify proper fit around the oven cavity before replacing panels.