22002715 Parts

Hex head sheet metal screw secures appliance panels, brackets, and trim. Replace missing, stripped, or damaged screws to keep covers firmly attached.

Fix inconsistent cooling or system won't start with this temperature sensor. Monitors air temperature for proper climate control. Simple plug-in repair.

Size: 8-32 x 1/4 inch.

This locknut is a small threaded retaining nut used to secure rotating and stationary appliance components, helping keep assemblies tight and stable during operation. It prevents parts from loosening and reduces vibration-related issues. What it does:

• Secures shafts, pulleys, or fittings to prevent axial movement
• Keeps assemblies fastened under normal vibration and load
• Helps stop wobble, grinding, or part separation caused by a loose connection
• Works with the matching threaded stud, shaft, or fitting for a proper hold

• Disconnect power and follow appliance safety procedures before servicing
• Use the matching thread size and engage threads fully; hand-start before tightening
• Tighten securely without overtightening; use the correct driver or socket for the nut
• Inspect mating threads and replace if damaged

Stamped metal retaining clip that secures screws to panels and trim. Replace if clip is bent, broken, or missing to properly fasten covers and components.

Pop rivet secures sheet-metal panels, brackets, and burner jar lids on appliances. Replace missing, drilled-out, or damaged rivets for permanent hold.

Factory-style mounting screw secures panels, brackets, and trim to your appliance frame. Replaces worn, stripped, or missing screws for proper fit.

Mounting nut secures burner components to your range cooktop. Replace if cracked, stripped, or missing to properly fasten burner parts in place.

This is a small glass jar that attaches to the underside of a range vent hood to collect grease and cooking residue filtered from the air during use. It threads or clips into a designated opening on the hood's grease collection system. Replace this jar if it is cracked, chipped, missing, or if the threading is damaged and it no longer seats securely, which can cause grease to drip onto the cooktop below.