Roper Cable Or Retainer

This retainer is a small retaining clip used to secure trim, panels, or internal components in place so moving parts stay aligned and vibration is reduced. It restores proper fit and helps stop rattles or loose trim. What it does:

• Secures panels, trim pieces, or small assemblies to their mounting points
• Prevents migration and vibration of the attached part that can cause rattling
• Restores proper alignment and fit of the secured component
• Common symptom: loose trim, rattling, or a panel that won't stay seated

• One retainer clip

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid electrical hazard
• Remove surrounding trim or access panel to reach the retaining location
• Press or snap the retainer into place; use appropriate hand tools if needed and avoid excessive force
• Inspect mating parts and replace any damaged clips or fasteners for a reliable repair

This light insulation retainer secures the oven light assembly and surrounding insulation to keep the lamp stable and insulation in place for safe, efficient oven operation. It helps reduce light movement and prevents insulation from shifting. What it does

• Holds the oven light housing and adjacent insulation in the correct position
• Keeps insulation from sagging or falling into the cavity
• Prevents the light from rattling or becoming misaligned during use
• Helps maintain proper heat containment around the light area

• Disconnect power to the appliance and allow the oven to cool before servicing
• Remove the oven light cover and any access panels as needed to reach the retainer
• Use basic hand tools; handle the light bulb and glass cover carefully to avoid breakage

This insulation retainer secures oven cavity or range insulation panels to internal sheet metal, helping keep insulation in place for efficient heat management and safe operation. Fits behind panels where insulation requires fastening. What it does:

• Holds heating appliance insulation against the cabinet or inner liner to prevent shifting
• Helps maintain proper heat containment and reduce hot spots
• Can prevent insulation from contacting electrical components or heating elements
• Common symptom: insulation coming loose or visible gaps behind the inner panel

• Basic hand tools may be required; disconnect power before servicing the appliance
• Work with cool, empty appliance cavities to avoid burns or injury
• Inspect surrounding insulation and fasteners; replace any damaged insulation or clips as needed