Roper Range Bumper, Bushing, Grommet Parts

This bumper is a small cushioning stop used at contact points on the appliance. It absorbs impact and prevents metal-to-metal contact to reduce noise and protect surfaces when doors, drawers, lids, or racks close.

• Cushions closing to soften impact and protect finishes
• Serves as a stop to maintain proper spacing at the contact point
• Helps reduce slamming, squeaks, and rattles
• Replace if cracked, flattened, missing, or if new clunking noises occur when closing

• Disconnect power (and shut off water/gas if applicable) before servicing
• Note the bumper's original location and orientation
• Remove the old bumper and clean the mounting area or hole
• Press the new bumper fully into place and verify a secure fit and proper clearance

Small rubber bumper that cushions appliance components to reduce noise, prevent metal-on-metal contact, and protect finishes; replaces worn or missing bumpers to restore quiet operation and prevent damage. What it does:

• Absorbs shock and vibration to stop rattling or buzzing
• Prevents doors, drawers or panels from banging or scraping
• Protects painted and metal surfaces from wear and chipping
• Helps restore proper spacing and alignment of moving parts

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Typically installs by pressing into a mating hole or seating on a flat surface; some applications use adhesive
• Inspect mating surface for damage or debris and replace any additional worn bumpers for even contact

Color: Biscuit.

This replacement bumper cushions and protects appliance panels and doors to reduce vibration, prevent chipping, and stop rubbing or rattling. It restores a quiet, secure fit where the original bumper has worn or fallen off. What it does:

• Acts as a soft stopper to prevent doors, drawers, or panels from banging or contacting metal surfaces
• Reduces vibration and rattling during operation
• Protects finishes from chips, scratches, and wear at contact points
• Helps restore proper alignment and snug fit where the original bumper is missing or compressed

• One replacement bumper (1 count)

• Clean and dry the mounting surface; remove any old adhesive or debris before installing
• Press the bumper firmly into place; some bumpers use adhesive backing or fit into a recess—verify fit before final placement
• If adhesive is used, allow time for proper bonding per adhesive instructions; avoid using the appliance until secure
• For safety, disconnect power to the appliance before accessing panels or doors

This push-type plastic rivet is a small fastening clip that secures trim, panels and lightweight components on appliances. It replaces worn or broken rivets to restore a snug fit and reduce rattles or loose trim. What it does:

• Secures interior or exterior trim, panels and access covers
• Holds wiring harnesses or insulation in place where a low-profile fastener is required
• Replaces missing or damaged rivets that cause loose panels or vibration noise
• Simple push-in design creates a firm hold without screws or adhesives

• Disconnect power to the appliance before working on panels or wiring
• Push the rivet stem into the hole until it snaps; remove by prying out the center pin or using pliers
• Use the same style and size rivet as the original to ensure proper fit and retention
• Protect surrounding surfaces from tools and work deliberately to avoid damage

This radiant element spacer positions and insulates the burner element under a glass-ceramic cooktop so the element stays secure and heat is directed properly. It helps maintain safe clearance and stable element alignment for consistent cooking. What it does

• Keeps the radiant heating element properly spaced from the cooktop surface and surrounding parts
• Provides electrical/thermal insulation between the element and mounting surface
• Prevents element wobble, rubbing, and noise caused by a loose or damaged spacer
• Helps avoid uneven heating related to misaligned or sagging elements

• One radiant element spacer

• Disconnect power to the range at the breaker before any service
• Handle the cooktop glass carefully to avoid cracks or scratches during removal/reassembly
• Inspect adjacent mounting hardware and the element for wear; replace any damaged parts