Range Cable Or Retainer

This insulated wire retainer secures wiring and wiring harnesses inside the appliance to prevent rubbing, chafing, and accidental contact. It helps keep wires routed and protected for safer, more reliable operation. What it does:

• Clips wiring or harness to chassis mounting points to hold wires in place
• Prevents wires from contacting sharp edges or moving parts that can cause wear
• Reduces risk of shorts or intermittent connections caused by chafed insulation
• Keeps wiring neatly routed for easier service and longer component life

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing.
• Locate the damaged or missing retainer on the appliance frame or harness mounting tab.
• Route the wire or harness into the retainer and press until the retainer snaps into place; no special tools are typically required.
• Replace any wiring with damaged insulation and secure fit before restoring power.

Right hand side

This oven door insulation retainer secures the insulation inside the oven door, helping maintain proper heat containment and preventing insulation from shifting. It's a small but important clip that keeps the door's inner components stable. What it does:

• Holds inner door insulation in place so insulation stays positioned during use
• Helps maintain consistent heat distribution by preventing insulation gaps
• Reduces rattling or movement of the door interior when opening or closing
• Commonly replaced when insulation is loose, visible, or shifting inside the door

• One oven door insulation retainer

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Access typically requires removing the oven door or inner door panel — follow your model's service instructions
• Handle door panels and insulation carefully to avoid damage; keep fasteners organized for reassembly

This retainer is a small mounting clip that secures interior components so they stay in place and operate quietly. Replacing a worn or broken retainer restores proper fit and prevents parts from shifting or rattling. What it does:

• Secures shelves, panels or trim to the appliance cabinet to maintain correct alignment
• Prevents interior parts from shifting, rubbing or producing vibration noise
• Helps keep seals and trim seated properly to maintain a tight fit
• Commonly replaced when clips are cracked, missing or fail to hold components

• One retainer clip as pictured

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Remove only the panels or shelves necessary to access the damaged retainer
• Install clip in the original orientation; retained component sits flush and is secure
• Use basic hand tools as needed

Left hand side