Feb68cjsa Parts

Oven vent insulation that installs around the vent opening to reduce heat transfer and noise. Replace if yours is compressed, damaged, or missing.

White lower base trim panel for your oven. Covers the bottom edge of the appliance. Replace if cracked, chipped, discolored, or missing for a clean look.

A molded insulation shield that protects and directs cold-air flow inside the appliance cabinet to help maintain proper cooling and reduce moisture buildup. Fits behind interior panels where insulation support is needed. What it does

• Replaces a damaged or missing insulation shield that can allow air leaks or improper airflow
• Helps keep cold air directed to the evaporator area for more consistent temperatures
• Can reduce localized frost or moisture accumulation caused by poor airflow or damaged barriers
• Used when interior panels or insulation supports are cracked, warped, or detached

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Remove outer and inner cabinet panels as needed to access the shield; keep fasteners for reinstallation
• Handle edges and mounting points carefully — wear gloves to avoid cuts and to protect insulation

This vent trim is the molded plastic exterior piece that covers and directs airflow at the refrigerator vent opening, restoring the appliance's finished appearance and proper airflow path. What it does

• Covers the vent opening to help direct cooled air into the fresh food compartment.
• Replaces cracked, broken or missing trim that causes drafts or looks unsightly.
• Helps maintain an even appearance along the refrigerator front and prevents small objects from entering the vent.
• Fits into the existing vent opening and secures with clips or screws depending on model.

• Disconnect power to the appliance or unplug the refrigerator before starting.
• Remove any mounting screws or gently release retaining clips; align the trim and snap or screw it into place without forcing.
• If clips or fasteners are damaged, replace them before completing installation to ensure a secure fit.
• Use basic hand tools; avoid sharp tools that could scratch surrounding surfaces.