Kitchenaid Range Bumper, Bushing, Grommet Parts

Small mounting spacer that maintains proper positioning between internal range components. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to restore alignment.

The screw and bumper assembly includes a small cushioning stopper and its mounting screw, designed to prevent hard contact between moving parts or doors and the appliance frame. These bumpers absorb impact and reduce noise when drawers, doors, or panels are opened and closed. Replace this set if you hear loud banging or rattling when operating your appliance or if the existing bumper is worn, torn, or missing.

This rubber door bumper cushions and aligns the appliance door to prevent slamming and reduce vibration, helping doors close smoothly and protecting cabinet and door finishes from wear. What it does:

• Acts as a cushion between the door and cabinet, absorbing impact during closing
• Helps keep the door aligned and reduces rattling or vibration during use
• Prevents metal-to-metal contact that can cause chipping, scratching, or noise
• Commonly replaced when worn, flattened, cracked, or missing

• One rubber door bumper

• Remove power to the appliance before accessing the door area or hinges
• Usually presses into a hole or snaps into a mount on the door or cabinet; no special tools required for many models
• Inspect surrounding mounting boss for damage; replace if cracked or deformed

This bushing is a small sleeve-style bearing that supports a rotating shaft and reduces metal-to-metal wear for smooth operation. It helps restore proper alignment and quiet operation when the original bushing is worn. What it does

• Guides and supports a rotating shaft or spindle to reduce friction and wear
• Prevents metal-to-metal contact that can cause grinding or scoring
• Helps stop rubbing, squeaking, or vibration caused by a worn bearing surface
• Restores proper alignment of the moving component for smoother operation

• Inspect the mating shaft and housing for wear or damage before installing a new bushing
• Press or seat the bushing evenly; avoid hammering directly on the bushing surface
• Use proper tools and safety gear; disconnect power or unplug the appliance before service
• If surrounding parts are worn (shafts, seals, clips), replace them to prevent premature bushing failure