Kenmore Range 628.6668391 (6286668391, 628 6668391) Parts

This cap fits over the appliance housing connection to protect and seal the joint, helping prevent leaks and contamination. It restores a finished appearance and helps keep internal components clean and functioning properly. What it does:

• Covers and protects a connection point or fitting from dirt and debris
• Provides a simple seal to help reduce minor leaks or drips at the joint
• Helps secure a hose or fitting in place and prevents loosening from vibration
• Common symptom: visible crack, missing cap, or water weep/soiling near the connection

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before replacing parts on refrigerated appliances.
• Verify the cap matches the connection shape and snaps or slides fully into place.
• Use basic hand tools only; avoid forcing the cap to prevent damage.
• Inspect surrounding seals or fittings and replace if damaged.

This mechanical cycle timer controls the timed sequencing of a laundry appliance's wash and spin cycles, restoring user control over cycle selection and progression. It replaces a worn or non-advancing console timer for reliable cycle timing. What it does:

• Advances and times cycle stages so wash, rinse and spin steps run in the correct order
• Selects cycle options when the console dial is turned or pushed
• Replaces a timer that won't advance, won't start cycles, or has intermittent control
• Works with the appliance's existing wiring harness and dash controls to restore normal operation

• One mechanical cycle timer

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair to avoid electrical shock
• Turn off water supply and remove access panels as needed for safe access
• Carefully note or photograph wire connections before removal and reconnect wires to matching terminals

This vent tube directs airflow or drainage away from internal components to the appliance vent opening, helping maintain proper venting and reduce buildup. A simple replacement when the original tube is cracked, split, or disconnected. What it does:

• Routes vented air or condensate from internal ducts to the exterior vent
• Restores proper airflow path when the original tube is damaged or collapsed
• Helps prevent leaks or pooling caused by cracked or disconnected vent tubing
• Reduces chances of performance issues related to restricted venting

• Disconnect power (and gas supply on gas appliances) before starting any repair.
• Inspect surrounding ducts and seals; replace any damaged clamps or connectors for a secure fit.
• Push or clamp the tube fully onto both mating fittings to prevent leaks; secure with the proper fasteners.
• Use basic hand tools.