Gtmp280edww Parts

This lower hinge plug is a small plastic cover that snaps into the refrigerator's lower door hinge to protect hinge hardware and restore a finished look. It keeps the hinge area neat and helps prevent dirt buildup and snags. What it does:

• Covers and protects exposed lower hinge hardware from dust and debris
• Restores the refrigerator's original finished appearance after a missing or damaged cover
• Helps reduce the chance of clothing or items catching on the hinge area
• Can make inspection of hinge hardware easier and safer by providing a defined cover

• If you must move the door, support it to prevent tipping or injury; consider a second person for large doors
• Inspect hinge screws and mounting points before installing the plug; tighten hardware if needed
• No special tools required for most installations; press the plug into the hinge opening until it snaps in place

This hinge plug fits coffee maker hinge assemblies to cover and protect the pivot area, helping keep the hinge moving smoothly and preventing debris buildup. Simple replacement for worn or missing hinge covers. What it does:

• Covers the hinge pivot on the coffee maker to protect against dirt and spills
• Helps maintain proper hinge alignment and smooth door/lid movement
• Reduces wear on the hinge by blocking debris and moisture
• Commonly replaced when the original plug is cracked, broken, or missing

• Designed for a snap-in or press-fit installation; replace when hinge is exposed or damaged
• Disconnect power and ensure the appliance is cool before servicing near the brewing area
• Use care not to force the plug; align with the hinge pivot and press until fully seated
• If other hinge components are damaged, inspect and replace them as needed for proper function

This wheat-colored electrical plug restores a secure connection in the appliance wiring harness, helping ensure reliable power delivery to components and reducing intermittent operation or loss of function. What it does:

• Provides a secure, color-coded connection point for wiring harness terminals.
• Holds and insulates mating terminals to prevent shorts and corrosion.
• Maintains continuity to the associated component so it runs reliably.
• Common symptom: component or circuit works intermittently or not at all when the plug or its terminals are loose or damaged.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing electrical parts.
• Match plug orientation and fully seat the connector until it clicks; do not force.
• Inspect wiring and terminals for damage; replace any frayed wires or corroded terminals before installing.
• After installation, restore power and verify the affected component operates normally.

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