Shaft Or Pin

A small locating pin used to secure and align components during assembly for proper fit and operation. Replaces a worn or missing locating pin to restore correct part positioning and reduce misalignment-related issues. What it does:

• Aligns mating parts during assembly to ensure correct positioning and operation
• Holds components in place to prevent shifting or vibration-related noise
• Helps maintain consistent clearances for moving parts
• Commonly replaced when the original pin is bent, broken, or missing

• One locating pin

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Inspect surrounding components for wear or damage when replacing the pin
• Install by aligning parts and pressing the pin into its mating hole until fully seated
• If the pin is press-fit, use appropriate tools (press or mallet with a block) to avoid damage

This top panel pin secures the range's upper/top panel to the appliance frame so the panel stays aligned and stable for safe, reliable use. It's a simple replacement part that restores proper panel fit and reduces rattling. What it does:

• Locks the top/upper panel into position to keep it from shifting or sagging
• Helps eliminate panel movement, noise, and misalignment during use
• Restores a secure fit if the original pin is broken, bent, or missing
• Works as a direct-fit replacement where this OEM pin is specified

• One top panel pin

• Disconnect power to the appliance before any service to avoid shock or injury
• Access may require removing the cooktop or backguard
• Inspect surrounding clips, hinges, and mounting points and replace if damaged

This front panel pin secures a range or appliance control/front panel to the cabinet, keeping the panel aligned and stable for safe operation. It's a small but important fastener that prevents panel sag and rattles. What it does:

• Secures the front/control panel to the appliance cabinet so the panel stays in place
• Keeps panel edges aligned for a clean fit and proper button/knob operation
• Prevents vibration noise or rattling caused by a loose or broken pin
• A worn or broken pin can allow the panel to move, feel loose, or misalign

• One front panel pin

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Typically accessed by removing the console or front panel screws; retain screws and small parts
• Replace the pin carefully to avoid damaging the panel or surrounding trim