Nameplate, Faceplate

This name plate is the decorative trim that covers and labels the appliance's control console, restoring the factory appearance and protecting the control area from spills and wear. It fits in the console area and provides the visible identification panel. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, faded, or missing console name plate to restore the appliance's appearance
• Covers and protects the control area and underlying components from light spills and surface damage
• Provides the visible identification and labeling area used on the appliance front
• Useful when original graphics are worn or peeling and you need a like-for-like cosmetic replacement

• One name plate (console trim) as pictured

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Typically installs by removing a few screws or clips from the control console; keep hardware for reassembly
• Handle carefully to avoid scratching the finish; compare the new part to the original to ensure fit

Nameplate label for refrigerators. Attaches to the exterior or interior panel. Replace if the original is faded, peeling, damaged, or missing.

Nameplate label for your refrigerator. Attaches to the exterior cabinet to display model information. Replace if faded, peeling, or missing.

Replacement nameplate for your freezer. Installs on the exterior to display model information. Needed when original is faded, peeling, or missing.

This name plate is the factory identification label used on the appliance to display model and rating information. It replaces a missing, damaged, or unreadable label so your appliance can be properly identified for service and safety information. What it does:

• Displays manufacturer, model and serial or rating information needed for service and part identification
• Helps restore legible identification when the original label is scratched, faded, or torn
• Ensures important electrical and safety ratings remain visible for technicians and inspectors

• One name plate

• Disconnect power and follow all safety precautions before working on the appliance
• Remove remaining adhesive or fasteners and align the replacement label carefully before securing
• Use the same type of attachment (screws, rivets, or adhesive) as the original for a proper fit
• Avoid contact with sharp edges and dispose of the old label per local regulations