Parts for Kitchenaid KECC662BBL00: 02 - Optional Parts (Not Included) Parts

This rubber grommet cushions and seals an appliance opening to reduce noise, protect wiring or components from chafing, and help keep parts aligned. It's a small but important wear item that restores proper fit where mounted. What it does:

• Cushions and isolates moving parts to reduce vibration and noise
• Protects wires, hoses, or sheet metal from rubbing and wear
• Helps form a snug seal around openings to keep components stable
• Commonly replaced when cracked, torn, hardened, or missing

• One rubber grommet (quantity: 1)

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before beginning any repair
• Remove access panels as needed to reach the mounting location; check orientation before removing old grommet
• Press new grommet into the opening until fully seated; trim only if explicitly required by your appliance model
• Replace the grommet if it shows cracking, deformation, or hardening; avoid using solvents or adhesives unless specified by OEM

Fix long wash cycles or a washer that won't advance with this timer control. Direct replacement for failed timers. Moderate DIY difficulty.

Protects cooktop switches from moisture and debris that cause shorting and corrosion. Replace if damaged, missing, or when installing new switches.

Glass scraper tool for cleaning cooktop surfaces. Removes stuck-on food, spills, and residue from glass cooktops. Essential for maintaining appearance.

Size: 10 fl. oz. Used on glass, ceramic and porcelain cooktops.

This 10-32 terminal block nut fastens wire lugs to the appliance's terminal studs. Replacing a missing, stripped, or corroded nut restores a tight, reliable connection and helps prevent heat damage or intermittent power at the connection.

• Secures wire lugs to a 10-32 terminal stud for a solid electrical connection
• Restores proper clamping force when the original nut is stripped, corroded, or missing
• Helps address loose/burned terminal connections, heat discoloration, or intermittent power at the block
• Suitable for terminal block and similar 10-32 stud applications on compatible appliances

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Inspect the terminal block, studs, and wiring for heat damage; replace any damaged components
• Clean threads and start the nut by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten firmly without overtightening
• If the stud turns while tightening, hold it with an appropriate tool to protect the block