Range Housing Or Cover

This front wire cover protects and conceals the appliance's wiring and terminal area at the front of the unit for safer operation and a cleaner appearance. It helps prevent accidental contact, snagging, and debris buildup around wiring. What it does:

• Covers and protects the front wiring/terminal area from accidental contact and foreign objects
• Keeps wires routed and restrained to reduce strain and chafing
• Helps prevent shorting or arcing caused by exposed or loose wires
• Restores a finished appearance to the front service area

• Always disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker or unplug before servicing.
• Remove any required access panels or components to reach the front wiring/terminal area.
• Install using the original mounting points and hardware; do not stretch or pinch wiring.

This top wire cover protects and hides the cooktop's wiring harness at the rear of the range, keeping wires routed and shielded for safe operation. It restores a finished appearance and helps prevent snagging or accidental contact. What it does

• Covers and secures the cooktop wiring harness at the rear/top area
• Helps prevent wires from rubbing, catching, or being exposed to heat and debris
• Reduces risk of accidental contact with wiring while accessing the cooktop
• Can resolve issues caused by damaged or displaced wiring covers (visible wire exposure, snagging)

• One top wire cover

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the cover
• Remove cooktop or access panel per service instructions to reach the wiring area
• Align cover over the wiring harness and secure with the original fasteners or clips
• If wiring shows damage or overheating, replace/repair wiring per OEM instructions

This wire cover end is a small trim piece that protects and routes appliance wiring where the harness exits a panel, helping prevent chafing and accidental contact. It restores a finished opening and keeps wires organized. What it does:

• Covers and shields wiring where the harness passes through a cabinet or control panel
• Prevents wire abrasion and reduces risk of insulation damage
• Helps maintain a neat, factory appearance around wiring exits
• Can stop minor rubbing-related electrical symptoms like intermittent connections caused by worn insulation

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before starting work.
• Remove the necessary access panel or trim to reach the wiring exit; handle panels and edges carefully.
• Position the cover over the harness opening and seat it securely; no wiring modifications required.