79096112340A Parts

This molded cabinet liner insulation reduces heat transfer around the refrigerator cavity to help maintain steady temperatures and improve cooling efficiency. Designed to replace worn or damaged insulation that can allow frost buildup or increased run time. What it does

• Fills the airspace between the outer cabinet and inner liner to slow heat gain
• Helps the cooling system maintain consistent internal temperatures
• Can reduce frost accumulation caused by damaged or missing insulation
• Restores the original thermal barrier after repair or after removing interior components

• One pre-formed cabinet liner insulation piece

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove shelves, panels, and fasteners as needed to access the insulation cavity
• Handle gently to avoid compressing or tearing the material; fit into existing channels or adhesive points
• If adhesive is required, use manufacturer-recommended high-temperature adhesive or fasteners

This printed owners manual is a replacement user guide that explains safe operation, care, and basic troubleshooting for the appliance. Keep it with the unit to follow manufacturer-recommended use and maintenance. What it does:

• Explains control functions, cycle options, and normal operation so you can use the appliance correctly
• Lists routine care and cleaning steps to help maintain performance
• Offers basic troubleshooting tips for common issues like unexpected noises, display messages, or control response
• Summarizes safety information and handling precautions to reduce risk during use and maintenance

• No special tools required; store the manual near the appliance for quick reference
• Read safety and usage sections before operating or attempting service
• For warranty, registration, or technical service, follow the contact instructions in the manual
• This manual provides user-level guidance; for repairs

This oven door hinge restores secure, smooth opening and closing for a front-loading range or wall oven. It replaces a worn or damaged hinge to help the oven door align and operate safely. What it does:

• Supports the oven door and controls its pivot during opening and closing
• Helps keep the door properly aligned to maintain a tight seal
• Replaces a bent, broken or worn hinge that can cause door sag or uneven closing
• Reduces binding or sticking when the door is moved

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid electrical shock
• Follow the oven manufacturer's service instructions—door springs and hinges can be under tension
• Use appropriate tools and an assistant if needed to support the door during removal and installation

This white replacement handle kit restores a refrigerator door's grip and appearance after damage or wear. Designed to match original mounting locations, it provides a clean, finished look and lets you open the door safely and easily. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, broken or faded door handle to restore safe, reliable gripping and door operation
• Secures to the existing handle bosses or mounting points for a factory-fit appearance
• Prevents further stress on the door edge and reduces the risk of accidental drops or slippage
• Matches original color and finish for a consistent look with the appliance

• One white handle and required mounting hardware

• High-level task — usually requires only basic hand tools (screwdriver); follow OEM instructions
• Remove power or keep children away during replacement to avoid pinching; no wiring involved
• Do not overtighten fasteners; snug mounting prevents damage and ensures proper fit
• Inspect and replace damaged mounting bosses or inserts before installing the handle

This ceramic catalyst oven vent fits behind the oven broiler to help vent and break down cooking residues and odors at high temperatures, keeping oven air cleaner during cooking and self-clean cycles. It's a direct-replacement part when the original is cracked, clogged, or missing. What it does:

• Provides a heat-resistant vent surface that helps oxidize grease and odors that pass through the vent during use
• Helps maintain proper oven ventilation for consistent cooking and cleaner internal airflow
• Commonly replaced when the vent is cracked, glazed-over, excessively discolored, or emits persistent odors
• Works as part of the oven's venting system—does not affect electronic controls

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work to avoid shock or injury
• Allow the oven to cool fully; this part is installed inside the oven cavity or broiler area and may require removing racks or access panels
• Handle with care—ceramic components can crack if dropped or flexed; wear gloves to protect hands and avoid fingerprints on ceramic surfaces

This shield panel protects internal components and helps direct airflow inside the appliance, replacing a bent, corroded or missing cover to restore proper airflow and reduce contact with moving parts. What it does:

• Covers and protects evaporator and electrical components from debris and accidental contact
• Directs airflow for more consistent temperature inside the compartment
• Stops rattling or interference caused by a loose or damaged shield
• Helps prevent ice buildup and moisture contact when properly seated

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Handle edges carefully — metal panels can be sharp
• Basic hand tools are typically required; follow the appliance service manual for removal and reinstallation
• Secure all fasteners to prevent vibration or contact with moving parts

This insulator is a molded protective cushion that reduces vibration and protects nearby components from wear or contact. It helps keep parts stable and minimizes noise for smoother appliance operation. What it does:

• Cushions components to reduce vibration and rattling
• Protects wiring, tubing, and panels from abrasion and impact
• Helps maintain proper spacing between parts to prevent rubbing
• Can reduce operational noise caused by loose or contacting parts

• One insulator

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the access panel(s) needed to reach the mounting area; retain fasteners
• Press or slide the insulator into the correct position; it fits snugly and secures the component
• If removal requires cutting old adhesive or clips, replace with equivalent fasteners or adhesives approved by the manufacturer