Maytag Range / Cooktop / Oven Insulation, Sound Dampening Parts

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.

This door insulation replaces the foam panel inside a refrigerator or freezer door to help maintain proper internal temperatures and improve energy efficiency. It restores the thermal barrier behind the inner door panel for more consistent cooling. What it does:

• Replaces the foam thermal barrier inside the door to help keep cold air in and warm air out
• Helps reduce frost buildup and uneven cooling caused by damaged or missing insulation
• Supports gasket sealing by filling the cavity behind the inner door liner
• Can reduce run-time caused by air leakage around a compromised door

• One door insulation panel

• Disconnect power before starting and work with the appliance empty and doors open
• Remove the inner door liner or access panel to access the insulation cavity
• Handle edges and metal parts carefully; wear gloves and eye protection
• Only use OEM-specified fasteners and replace any damaged clips or sealing foam as needed

This insulation panel replaces the factory foam that lines the appliance cabinet to help maintain interior temperatures and reduce heat transfer. It supports efficient operation and helps the appliance reach and hold set temperatures. What it does:

• Replaces worn or damaged cabinet insulation to restore thermal barrier performance
• Helps reduce heat gain or loss so the appliance can cool or heat more consistently
• Can reduce noise and vibration transmission from panels around the cabinet
• Helps prevent condensation and improve energy efficiency when installed correctly

• Disconnect power before starting and remove food or contents as needed
• Follow the OEM service manual/diagram for correct placement and orientation
• Handle foam gently to avoid tearing; use gloves to keep adhesive areas clean
• Do not compress insulation excessively; secure with OEM fasteners or adhesives only

This door insulation replaces the soft thermal fill inside a laundry or appliance door to help reduce heat transfer and noise. Restores proper thermal buffering to improve performance and helps maintain stable internal temperatures. What it does:

• Replaces worn or damaged insulation pack inside the door cavity
• Helps limit heat loss and reduces noise from the appliance during operation
• Helps protect internal components from temperature fluctuations
• Useful when insulation is compressed, torn, or missing after door service

• One door insulation piece

• Designed to sit inside the door cavity; access requires removing the door or inner door panel
• Inspect surrounding seals and fasteners and replace any damaged hardware
• Wear work gloves to avoid contact with fibrous insulation material; avoid inhaling dust

This replacement door insulation pad helps restore the oven door's thermal barrier so the appliance holds heat more efficiently and runs quieter. Designed as the internal padding used behind the door liner. What it does:

• Replaces worn or damaged inner door insulation to help maintain cooking temperature and reduce heat loss
• Reduces outside-door heat and can help limit condensation on the outer door surface
• Helps dampen noise caused by oven operation and rattling door panels
• Use when insulation is torn, compressed, burned, or missing

• One inner door insulation pad

• High-level tear-down of the oven door is typically required; follow the manufacturer's service manual for safe disassembly
• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) and allow the appliance to cool completely before starting work
• Handle insulation with care and use gloves and a dust mask if the material is friable
• Reassemble panels and fasteners to factory torque and verify the door seals correctly after installation