Cgs980 Parts

This is a replacement mounting nut used to secure appliance components and fasteners. It restores proper fastening where a stripped, lost, or damaged nut causes loose panels or rattling, helping stabilize the assembly. What it does:

• Secures studs, bolts, or threaded fasteners to hold parts in place
• Prevents movement and vibration that can cause noise or misalignment
• Replaces stripped, rusted, or missing nuts to restore safe operation
• Matches OEM fit for a secure, long-lasting connection

• Disconnect power and unplug the appliance before starting any repair
• Use the correct socket or wrench size to avoid rounding the nut
• Tighten to snug; avoid overtightening which can strip threads or damage components

This slide and bearing assembly restores smooth, stable movement to a refrigerator drawer. It replaces worn slides that cause sticking, sagging, or noisy operation so drawers open and close properly. What it does:

• Provides the sliding track and bearing surfaces for a refrigerator drawer to glide smoothly
• Prevents drawer sagging or misalignment caused by worn or damaged slides
• Reduces sticking, grinding, or noisy drawer movement
• Helps ensure proper drawer closure and even weight support

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Remove the drawer and any obstructions for clear access; keep track of fasteners
• Compare the new part to the original before installing
• Basic hand tools are typically required

This slide and bearing assembly restores smooth, stable movement to a range or wall-oven rack. It replaces worn sliding hardware so racks move in and out reliably and help keep heavy bakeware supported. What it does:

• Replaces the worn slide and bearing that guide an oven rack for smooth, controlled motion
• Prevents rack binding, sagging, slipping or uneven movement when pulling racks in or out
• Reduces scraping, grinding or rattling noises caused by damaged slide hardware
• Helps keep racks level so dishes sit securely during use

• Disconnect power to the appliance and allow the oven to fully cool before starting
• Remove oven racks and any trim pieces that block access to the slide assembly
• Basic hand tools are typically required; do not force parts or overtighten fasteners

This lower door gasket seals the bottom edge of the appliance door to help maintain proper temperature and reduce heat loss. It replaces a worn or damaged lower seal to improve performance and efficiency. What it does:

• Forms a tight seal along the bottom of the door to limit air and heat exchange
• Helps prevent heat or cold from escaping, supporting consistent cooking or cooling
• Reduces drafts, energy waste, and uneven temperatures caused by a failing seal
• Visible signs include cracked, torn, flattened, or missing gasket material

• Disconnect power (and gas for gas appliances) and allow the appliance to cool before starting.
• Remove the door or support it per the manufacturer's service instructions to access the lower gasket area.
• Replace only the lower gasket; inspect surrounding door frame for damage or debris and clean mating surfaces before installing.
• Press the gasket into its track evenly; do not force or stretch excessively. If adhesive or fasteners are specified by the manufacturer, follow OEM guidance.

This barrier door is the inner door shield that protects the oven/microwave cavity and helps ensure the door latches and seals correctly for safe operation. It replaces a damaged or warped barrier that can affect door closure and performance. What it does:

• Shields the control area and cabinet from heat, steam, and food debris inside the cavity
• Helps the door latch engage and maintain a proper seal for normal operation
• Restores correct door alignment when a bent or cracked barrier prevents full closure
• Can reduce unusual noises or rubbing caused by a damaged inner door panel

• One replacement barrier door

• Disconnect power before starting; appliances can store lethal voltage even when unplugged
• Handle panels carefully to avoid sharp edges and damaging the finish
• Verify correct orientation and engage all door clips or screws securely during reassembly