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A replacement trim vent door that covers and finishes the appliance vent opening for a clean look and proper airflow. Restores the exterior appearance and allows the vent to open and close as designed. What it does

• Acts as the exterior door/trim for the appliance vent, providing a finished opening and protection.
• Opens to allow normal exhaust airflow and closes when the appliance is idle to limit drafts and pests.
• Commonly replaced when the door or surrounding trim is cracked, warped, stuck, or no longer closes properly.
• Helps maintain proper vent function and prevent unwanted debris or small pests from entering the vent opening.

• One trim vent door assembly as shown.

• Disconnect power to the appliance (and gas if applicable) before starting any service.
• Remove any surrounding access panels or fasteners to reach the vent door; handle trim pieces carefully to avoid cosmetic damage.
• Check that the door opens/closes freely after installation and that any mounting clips or screws are secure.
• Inspect the vent duct and exhaust path for obstructions or damage.

Size: 8-18 BA POR 3/4 SN

Package of 12

Size: 8 - 18 ab hxw 5/8 s

This replacement screw secures appliance panels and components to restore proper fit and prevent rattling or movement. Use it to replace a missing or stripped fastener for a snug, durable connection. What it does:

• Secures trim, panels, brackets, or internal components in place
• Restores proper alignment and reduces vibration or noise
• Replaces missing, worn, or damaged screws that cause loose parts
• Compatible with the original mounting point and fastening method

• Turn off power and unplug the appliance before starting any repair
• Use the correct driver to avoid stripping the head; match thread engagement fully
• If threads are damaged, inspect the mating part and replace or repair as needed

8-18 AB IHW 5/8 S

Color: Bisque 

The Bottom trim channel is an OEM part for GE ranges. This trim piece provides an aesthetic finishing touch to the bottom exterior of the oven, covering any gaps and protecting internal components.

Causes of a bad trim chanel can include normal wear and tear over time from regular cleaning or accidental impacts. Plastic trim pieces can fade or become discolored with exposure to heat and cleaning chemicals.

Symptoms of a bad trim chanel include:

• Visible gaps along the bottom front edge of the oven
• Scratches, cracks or fading of the trim surface
• Looseness or inability to snap tightly into place

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This vent tube directs heated air and moisture from the appliance to its exhaust path, maintaining proper airflow around internal components. Replace a cracked, warped, or missing tube to restore safe ventilation and help prevent heat and condensation buildup. What it does:

• Channels hot air and steam from the cavity to the outlet
• Helps prevent heat accumulation around controls and adjacent surfaces
• Reduces moisture/condensation at the vent outlet
• Common symptoms: excessive warmth near the console, persistent odors/steam, visible damage, or rattling from a loose/broken tube

• 1 vent tube

• Disconnect power; shut off gas. Allow the appliance to cool completely before servicing.
• Access and attachment points vary by model; refer to your service manual or diagram for location.
• Note the tube's orientation and routing; transfer any brackets or seals from the old part if present.
• Reuse existing screws/clamps and ensure the vent path is clear after installation.

This mount terminal block secures and organizes high-voltage wiring where the appliance power harness connects to the oven/range chassis. It provides a stable, insulated connection point to help restore reliable electrical contact. What it does:

• Holds and routes the incoming power wires and attaches them to the appliance wiring harness
• Provides insulated, screw-style terminal connections to maintain secure electrical contact
• Commonly replaces a cracked, melted, or loose terminal block that can cause poor power or intermittent operation
• Can stop visible sparking or burning at the connection point and prevent wire chafing

• Always disconnect all power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Verify wiring locations and take photos before removing the old block to ensure correct reconnection
• Use appropriate insulated tools and replace any damaged screws or wire terminals as needed

This rear oven-cavity insulation sits behind the oven liner to help retain heat and shield the appliance cabinet and nearby surfaces. Replace it to restore proper thermal performance when the original insulation is burned, damaged, or contaminated.

• Forms a thermal barrier at the back of the oven cavity to limit heat loss
• Supports stable temperatures and normal preheat times
• Helps reduce exterior surface temperatures and heat transfer to surrounding cabinetry
• Replace if insulation is burned, torn, soaked, or produces persistent odors after a spill
• Can help when the oven takes longer to preheat or struggles to maintain set temperature

• Disconnect power; for gas models, shut off gas and allow the unit to cool completely.
• Pull the appliance forward to access the rear; remove the back panel or shields as required.
• Wear gloves, eye protection, and a dust mask; fiberglass fibers can irritate skin and lungs.
• Position without compressing; keep clear of wiring and vents; reuse existing retainers/clips as configured.

This hinge receiver secures the refrigerator door hinge to the cabinet frame, keeping the door aligned and closing smoothly. It replaces a worn or damaged receiver to restore proper door fit and operation. What it does:

• Secures the hinge pin to the cabinet frame so the door pivots correctly
• Restores proper door alignment and prevents sagging or uneven gaps
• Helps the door seat and seal fully to maintain internal temperature
• Stops clicking, rubbing or loose-feeling hinges caused by a broken receiver

• Unplug the appliance or disconnect power before starting work to avoid electrical hazards.
• Support the door while removing hinge fasteners to prevent injury or damage.
• Use proper hardware and hand tools; do not overtighten fasteners which can strip mounting holes.

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