Kenmore / Sears Range Insulation, Sound Dampening Parts

Insulation panel for ovens and ranges. Installs between outer cabinet and cooking chamber. Replace if cracked, deteriorated, or missing for safety.

Insulation panel that installs at the top of your range door to reduce heat transfer and dampen sound. Replace if cracked, deteriorated, or missing.

This plug insulation is a small molded cover that protects an appliance's terminal plug or electrical connector from moisture, dirt and accidental contact, helping maintain a safe, reliable connection. What it does:

• Covers and insulates terminal plugs or wire connectors to reduce risk of shorting and arcing
• Helps keep moisture, dust and debris away from electrical connections
• Stabilizes the plug to reduce wear from vibration or movement
• Supports proper electrical seating for consistent operation

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing electrical connectors
• Install over the mating plug/terminal until it seats fully; do not force
• If panels or components must be removed, keep fasteners organized for reassembly

Insulation panel that fits on top and sides of your oven cavity. Replace if torn, compressed, missing, or damaged to restore heat retention and efficiency.

Insulation panel that installs on the top and side of your oven cavity. Replace if cracked, compressed, missing, or damaged to restore heat retention.

This insulated oven door panel cushions and stabilizes the oven door cavity, helping maintain cooking temperatures and reducing exterior heat. Replacement restores proper thermal barrier and can improve safety and energy retention. What it does:

• Provides the thermal insulation layer inside the oven door to help keep heat in the oven cavity
• Reduces outer door surface temperature for safer contact during use
• Helps the oven hold set temperatures more consistently by limiting heat loss through the door
• Supports correct alignment and spacing of inner door panels when installed

• One insul door (single oven door insulation panel) as specified by the manufacturer

• Intended for repair technicians or experienced DIYers; disconnect power before starting and ensure the appliance is cool
• Remove the oven door per the manufacturer's instructions to access the inner door cavity; handle insulation carefully to avoid tearing
• Replace only the specified insulation panel and reassemble door panels in the correct order with all fasteners snug but not over-tightened
• If any door glass, gaskets, or mounting hardware are damaged or missing, replace them as well to ensure safe operation