Parts for Kenmore 4757: Replacement Parts

This insulated fork terminal fits a #6 stud to restore or secure a reliable electrical connection. It provides an easy, serviceable connection point and helps reduce risk of shorts where wiring connects to terminal blocks or controls. What it does:

• Secures a stranded wire to a #6 stud with a fork-style connection
• Insulation reduces the chance of accidental shorting against nearby metal
• Commonly used on terminal blocks, switches, motors and control assemblies
• Can resolve symptoms like intermittent power, arcing at a terminal, or a loose/disconnected wire

• Always disconnect power before servicing electrical connections
• Strip wire to the correct length, insert into barrel, and crimp with the proper tool for a gas-tight connection
• Inspect for heat damage or corrosion; replace adjacent terminals or wiring if needed

A single insulated female quick-disconnect terminal for making secure, removable wire-to-lug connections. Fits 0.250" (1/4") blade tabs and accepts 22–18 AWG stranded wire for reliable electrical joins. What it does:

• Provides a secure, removable connection to a 0.250" (1/4") male blade/tab
• Insulated sleeve helps reduce shorting and gives strain relief at the crimp
• Commonly used on control boards, switches, and terminal strips to restore loose or corroded connectors
• Helps stop intermittent power or signal loss caused by damaged or worn terminals

• Crimp the terminal onto stripped stranded wire using the correct-size crimp tool for 22–18 AWG
• Disconnect power before servicing; wear safety gear and follow appliance safety guidelines
• Replace any terminal showing corrosion, melting, or loose fit rather than reusing damaged terminals

This terminal ring insulator protects and isolates a ring terminal on a #10 stud, keeping the connection safe and reducing short or arcing risks. It fits 12–10 AWG wire sizes for a secure, insulated electrical connection. What it does:

• Provides electrical insulation around a ring terminal to prevent metal-to-metal contact and shorting
• Keeps the ring terminal centered on a #10 stud for a reliable connection
• Helps reduce arcing, sparking, or intermittent power caused by exposed wiring
• Used where a protected, insulated ring terminal connection is required on appliances

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing electrical connections
• Slide the insulator onto the stud or over the ring terminal as shown in diagrams; ensure the terminal seats fully
• Use the correct wire gauge (12–10 AWG) and properly crimp the ring terminal for a secure fit
• Inspect the insulator for damage and replace if cracked, melted, or brittle; do not modify the part

Large element drip pan installs under the burner coil to catch spills and protect your range. Replace when cracked, warped, rusted, or discolored.