Parts for Roper FES310BW1: 05 - Oven Parts

Specs: 10-16 x 1/2 inch.

Rubber bumper. Color: Grey.

A replacement mounting screw to secure appliance panels and components so parts stay properly fastened during normal use. Small but essential hardware for stable, rattle-free operation and reliable repairs. What it does:

• Fastens panels, brackets or components to the appliance chassis
• Prevents loose panels, vibration noise, or parts shifting during operation
• Used when original screw is lost, damaged, or stripped
• Restores proper fit and alignment after disassembly for service

• Disconnect power and water before starting any repair
• Use the correct screw type and length; do not force or substitute oversized fasteners
• Tighten until snug—avoid overtightening to prevent stripped threads or cracked parts
• Keep small parts away from children and pets

This vent tube directs exhaust airflow from the appliance to the vent outlet, helping maintain proper ventilation and reduce leaks. Replace a damaged or crushed tube to restore safe exhaust routing and steady airflow. What it does:

• Channels exhaust air from the appliance to the vent outlet to prevent backflow into the cabinet
• Helps maintain consistent ventilation for efficient operation
• Prevents leaks and reduces the chance of moisture or lint buildup in the appliance cavity
• A worn or damaged vent tube can contribute to poor venting or unusual odors

• One replacement vent tube

• Disconnect power and unplug the appliance before beginning work
• Remove any access panels or obstructions to reach the existing tube; note routing before removal
• Secure the new tube with appropriate clamps or retainers; ensure there are no kinks or sharp bends
• If lint or debris is present, clean the vent path before installing the new tube

This hinge pin is the pivot that connects a door hinge to the appliance cabinet or door. Replacing a worn pin restores smooth, aligned door movement and reliable closing.

• Provides the hinge's pivot point the door swings on
• Helps maintain door alignment for smooth opening and closing
• Common symptoms: loose or sagging door, binding, difficulty latching, excessive play at the hinge
• Visual clues: worn/flattened pin surfaces or a missing pin at the hinge location

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) and allow the appliance to cool completely before service
• Support the door to prevent strain on the remaining hinge while you work
• Note hinge orientation, remove any retaining clip/screw, slide out the old pin, and seat the new pin fully
• Inspect related hinge bushings or washers while open and replace if worn

This retaining ring secures a component in its groove on a shaft or housing, keeping parts aligned and in place during operation. Replace a bent, stretched, or missing ring to restore a tight hold and reduce movement or noise.

• Secures a component by seating in a groove on a shaft or inside a bore
• Maintains correct axial position so parts don't slide off during use
• Helps reduce wobble, vibration, or rattling caused by loose assemblies
• Typical symptoms: part won't stay seated, excess play or movement, scraping/rattling noises, or a visibly deformed ring

• Disconnect power; shut off water or gas if applicable. Wear eye protection and gloves
• Note ring orientation; use appropriate snap-ring/circlip pliers or picks—avoid overstretching
• Clean the groove and seat the ring fully; secure fit
• Replace any damaged spacers, washers, or seals found during service

This anchor spring maintains tension on the parts it secures, keeping the associated component aligned and stable during use. Replacing a fatigued or broken spring restores a snug fit and reliable, rattle-free operation.

• Provides spring tension to anchor a bracket, lever, or panel in place
• Helps prevent looseness, vibration, and rattling from lost spring force
• Failure signs can include a loose/shifting component, misalignment, difficulty holding position, or abnormal noise
• Replace if the spring is broken, stretched, corroded, or missing

• Disconnect appliance power; if gas is present, also shut off the gas supply
• Access the spring per your model and note its routing/attachment points before removal (a quick photo helps)
• Use needle-nose pliers or a spring hook; wear gloves and eye protection—springs are under tension
• Ensure both ends are fully seated and the connected mechanism moves/tensions correctly before reassembly