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This high-temperature insulation is used in the oven assembly to contain heat and protect nearby components and cabinetry. Replacing damaged insulation helps the appliance maintain set temperatures and keeps exterior surfaces from getting excessively hot. What it does:

• Helps retain heat for stable baking and roasting temperatures
• Reduces heat transfer to the appliance frame and adjacent cabinets
• Replaces insulation that is torn, charred, or saturated with spills/grease

• One insulation piece

• Disconnect power; for gas models, also shut off the gas supply
• Remove the range or wall oven and access the oven body
• Wear gloves, eye protection, long sleeves, and a dust mask; fibers can irritate skin and lungs
• Reinstall in the same orientation/routing as the original; do not compress insulation or block vents

This switch/fuse kit replaces a worn or failed control switch and associated fuse to restore reliable power control. It provides the exact components needed to address common start and power interruptions. What it does:

• Replaces a faulty control switch to restore on/off or cycle control
• Replaces the protective fuse to stop power loss from a blown fuse
• Helps resolve no-start, intermittent power, or control failures
• Restores proper electrical continuity for safe operation

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Handle electrical components carefully and avoid metal contact with terminals
• Verify correct part orientation and secure all connections per OEM guidance

A replacement tension spring used to restore normal movement and positioning for the affected appliance component. Replaces a worn or broken spring to help parts return to their intended position and reduce loose or uneven operation. What it does:

• Provides tension or counter-force for a door, drawer or linkage so the part moves smoothly and returns to position.
• Restores alignment and prevents sagging, slamming, or parts that don't stay in place.
• Reduces noise and uneven movement caused by a stretched or broken spring.
• Useful when a worn spring causes intermittent operation or poor component response.

• Disconnect power and water before servicing. Wear eye protection and gloves — springs can release suddenly.
• Inspect mounting points, clips and anchors; replace any damaged hardware to ensure proper function.
• Use appropriate tools (needle-nose pliers, spring hook) and follow OEM instructions for safe installation.

This replacement latch assembly secures the refrigerator or freezer door to ensure proper closure and reliable operation. It restores the door catch so the appliance can maintain an effective seal and help prevent cooling loss. What it does:

• Secures the door to keep it closed and aligned
• Replaces a broken, bent, or worn latch that prevents proper latching
• Helps reduce warm air entry caused by a door that won't stay shut
• Works as the mechanical catch that engages the door striker

• Disconnect power (unplug appliance) before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Remove the inner door panel or access trim as needed to reach the latch; keep screws and fasteners organized.
• Align the latch with the door striker and tighten screws securely without over-torquing.
• Test door operation several times after installation to ensure proper engagement and seal.

A replacement evaporator fan motor that circulates cold air across the evaporator and through the fresh food and freezer compartments to help maintain even temperatures and consistent cooling performance. What it does:

• Powers the evaporator fan to move cold air through the refrigerator and freezer.
• Restores airflow when a failed fan motor causes uneven cooling or warm spots.
• Stops continuous frost build-up on the evaporator caused by poor or no airflow.
• Eliminates loud grinding, buzzing, or rattling noises coming from the freezer area.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting any repair to avoid electrical shock.
• Access typically requires removing interior panels or the evaporator cover; keep track of screws and clips.
• Handle the fan blade carefully and test operation after restoring power.

This spring-loaded hinge supports and controls the oven door's movement so it opens smoothly and closes firmly, helping the door seal properly and retain heat. Replacing a worn hinge restores proper door alignment and closing force.

• Provides the pivot and spring tension for controlled door opening/closing
• Helps the door sit flush against the gasket to maintain a proper heat seal
• Common symptoms: door won't fully close, sags or drops, won't hold at a mid-open position, heat escaping from the front
• Typical causes of failure: metal fatigue, spring wear, or hinge deformation from heavy use

• Disconnect power; for gas models, also shut off gas. Allow the oven to cool completely.
• Support the door and engage hinge locks or remove the door.
• Springs are under tension—use gloves and eye protection; do not disassemble the hinge.
• Align with the receivers/slots and test for smooth operation and full closure; consider replacing both for even tension.

This spacer sets the correct gap between mating parts in your appliance's assembly, preventing rubbing and misalignment. Replace a missing or worn spacer to restore a solid fit, reduce noise, and protect surrounding components.

• Maintains proper spacing between components for correct alignment and operation
• Reduces metal-to-metal contact, squeaks, and premature wear
• Helps fasteners and panels seat securely
• Typical symptoms when failed: loose or rattling parts, uneven gaps, or visible wear marks

• Disconnect power; for gas models, shut off the gas. Allow the appliance to cool completely.
• Access the assembly per your model's diagram; note the original orientation/stack-up before removal.
• Reuse original fasteners if serviceable; hand-start threads and tighten snugly to avoid damaging the spacer.
• Verify alignment and clearances before fully reassembling. Quantity and location vary by model.

This infinite switch controls the heat level for an electric cooktop surface burner, restoring adjustable power to the element for even cooking and reliable temperature selection. What it does:

• Regulates electrical power to a single surface heating element so you can set low-to-high heat.
• Provides stepped "infinite" control positions rather than a simple on/off.
• Replaces a worn or failed control that causes a burner to not heat, stay stuck on one setting, or heat inconsistently.
• Uses standard spade-terminal connections found on many electric ranges.

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing—this part services live-voltage circuits.
• Access typically requires removing the cooktop or rear console; handle ceramic glass cooktops carefully to avoid cracking.
• Confirm terminal layout and mounting orientation before removal; take a photo of wiring for reassembly.

This flexible door seal replaces a worn or damaged refrigerator door gasket to help restore a tight door closure and reduce air leaks. It fits into the door channel to help maintain proper cooling and reduce frost buildup. What it does

• Creates a compressible barrier between the door and cabinet to keep cold air in and warm air out
• Helps stop common symptoms like visible gaps at the door edge, excess frost/ice buildup in the compartment, and unstable interior temperatures
• Reduces strain on the compressor caused by air leaks and helps maintain consistent cooling
• Restores the appliance's intended seal when the original gasket is torn, stretched, or hardened

• One door seal

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting and work on a cool, empty compartment
• Remove the old gasket fully and clean the channel or flange to ensure the new seal seats properly
• Press the new gasket evenly into the door channel; some models require gradual warming or light trimming for a perfect fit

This fuse and fuse holder assembly replaces the appliance's inline protective fuse and its mounting holder to restore proper overcurrent protection and reliable electrical connection. Use this part when a blown fuse or damaged holder interrupts power. What it does

• Protects appliance circuits by interrupting power when a fault or surge occurs
• Provides a secure, replaceable mounting point for the protective fuse
• Commonly associated with symptoms like no power, intermittent power loss, or an appliance that won't start
• Restores a safe electrical path when the original fuse or holder is damaged or corroded

• One fuse and one matching fuse holder

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the fuse and holder
• Verify the replacement matches the original fuse type and holder configuration before installation
• Inspect wiring and connectors for heat damage; replace damaged wiring or connectors as needed

This main electronic control board manages core refrigerator electronics for temperature regulation, defrost timing and the user interface. Replacing a failed control board can restore proper electronic response and system control when the unit is unresponsive. What it does

• Controls compressor and evaporator/condenser fan operation; failure may cause no cooling, constant run, or short cycling.
• Manages automatic defrost cycles and defrost heater operation; failure can result in excess frost or defrost errors.
• Sends and receives signals to the user interface and display; symptoms include blank, unresponsive, or erratic controls.
• Monitors sensor inputs and system status and helps coordinate system functions; may trigger error codes or incorrect temperature behavior.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing.
• Handle the PCB by its edges and avoid static damage — use anti-static precautions if available.
• Photograph or label all connectors before removal so wiring is reinstalled correctly; secure all connectors and fasteners during reassembly.

A direct-replacement bake element that restores oven heat for baking and roasting. Replaces a worn or broken oven heating element to help return consistent baking temperatures and even cooking performance. What it does:

• Heats the oven cavity for baking and roasting.
• Commonly replaced when the oven won't reach temperature or baking is uneven.
• Works with electric ranges and wall ovens that use a separate bake element.
• Does not control temperature—works with the oven's thermostat and controls.

• One bake (oven) heating element.

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting any repair.
• Typically mounts with two screws and connects to two terminal wires; verify terminals match before installing.
• Handle carefully to avoid bending or damaging the element; test after installation to confirm proper operation.

This electronic control board is the refrigerator's main user-interface and logic board, replacing a failed board to restore control of temperatures, cycles and display functions. It provides the central control for cooling and timed functions. What it does:

• Receives input from buttons/knobs and runs the fridge's control logic
• Sends signals to compressor, fans and defrost to regulate cooling cycles
• Controls display and status indicators; can resolve blank or unresponsive controls
• Helps correct erratic cycling, failed defrost cycles or other control-related faults

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or damage
• Handle board carefully to avoid static discharge and damage to components
• Installation requires access to the control console and basic hand tools

This appliance screw fastens panels, brackets, and other components inside the unit. Replace a missing, rusty, or stripped fastener to restore a secure fit and help prevent rattles, misalignment, or premature wear.

• Secures appliance components such as panels, brackets, and covers
• Restores proper fit when an original screw is missing or stripped
• Helps reduce vibration and noise from loose parts
• Common signs: loose or misaligned parts, rattling, or a missing screw

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Match the new screw to the original for size and thread before installing
• Hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading; do not overtighten
• Reuse any original washers or clips if they were used with the old screw