Maytag Bumper, Bushing, Grommet Parts

A small replacement button plug that fills a control-panel or console opening and restores a finished appearance. Keeps panels sealed and prevents debris from entering unused holes. What it does:

• Covers unused control holes or mounting openings on consoles and panels
• Helps block dust, moisture, and grime from entering appliance internals
• Restores a consistent, finished look to the control surface
• Useful when a damaged or missing plug leaves an exposed opening

• One button plug (black)

• Typically snaps into place from the front of the panel; no special tools usually required
• Ensure the cavity is clean and free of debris before installing for a secure fit
• If the plug sits near electrical components, disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Verify fit against the opening before final installation; slight trimming is not recommended unless specified

This top door spacer positions and supports the upper edge of the appliance door to maintain correct clearance and alignment for smooth opening and closing. It helps keep the door trim and glass properly spaced for reliable operation. What it does:

• Keeps the top edge of the door correctly spaced from the cabinet to prevent rubbing or binding
• Helps maintain door alignment for an even seal and consistent closing
• Reduces vibration-related noise by stabilizing the door assembly
• Protects trim and glass from contact damage at the top edge
• Useful when replacing worn or missing door support components

• One top door spacer

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the door or door trim panels per the manufacturer's instructions to access the spacer
• Handle door glass and trim carefully; use appropriate tools and support to avoid damage

Rubber bumper. Color: Grey.

This small replacement bumper cushions contact points to reduce noise, prevent wear, and help doors or panels close more quietly and sit flush. Use it to restore proper cushioning where an original bumper is worn or missing. What it does:

• Absorbs shock and prevents metal-to-metal contact that can cause noise or chipping
• Helps doors, panels, or components close more softly and remain properly seated
• Reduces vibration transferred to surrounding parts for quieter operation
• Restores protective spacing to prevent rubbing and premature wear

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing and follow the manufacturer's safety instructions
• Typically installs at the contact point; remove the old bumper and press or place the replacement into position
• If the bumper uses adhesive or a fastener, use the same method indicated by the OEM for secure fitment

This rubber grommet cushions and seals a wiring, hose, or shaft opening to help prevent abrasion, reduce vibration, and maintain a snug fit for quieter, safer appliance operation. What it does:

• Protects wiring, hoses, or moving shafts from chafing and wear
• Helps seal openings to limit water, air, or lint intrusion
• Dampens vibration and reduces noise where panels or components meet
• Worn or damaged grommets can cause rubbing sounds, visible wear, loose hoses, or leaks

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before beginning any repair
• Push-fit replacement in most applications; a small screwdriver or needle-nose pliers can help with removal or alignment
• Inspect surrounding seals, hoses, and mounting surfaces and replace damaged parts as needed

A small rubber mounting grommet that cushions and protects components where they pass through or sit against a chassis or housing. Replaces worn or damaged grommets to reduce vibration and keep parts properly positioned. What it does:

• Provides a vibration-dampening cushion for mounted parts or wiring
• Protects wires, hoses, and metal edges from abrasion at pass-throughs
• Helps keep components aligned and secure during operation
• Worn or cracked grommets can cause rattling, rubbing noises, or movement of parts

• One replacement rubber grommet

• Disconnect power before starting any repair
• Access may require removing panels or trim—refer to your model's service manual or diagram
• Inspect surrounding parts and replace any additional worn fasteners or seals as needed
• Use appropriate tools and take care not to damage wiring or components when installing