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This silicon controlled rectifier (SCR 8-22) is a replacement power-switching semiconductor used in appliance control and ignition circuits to help control current flow for heating and ignition components. Installing the correct SCR restores reliable switching and can stop intermittent or complete loss of heater/igniter function. What it does:

• Acts as a high-current electronic switch that controls power to heating or ignition elements when driven by the appliance control board
• Replaces a failed SCR to resolve symptoms like no ignition, no heating, intermittent power to elements, or control board error codes related to switching
• Works as part of the appliance's control/ignition circuit to ensure timed, controlled delivery of current
• Matches common OEM/catalog designation "SCR 8-22" for direct replacement where specified

• One SCR 8-22 replacement semiconductor

• High-level replacement only: follow the appliance service manual for location and wiring; ensure correct orientation and connector fit
• Disconnect power at the breaker and confirm no line voltage before servicing
• Handle the SCR and surrounding electronics carefully to avoid ESD damage; use proper grounding

A single 6-32 keps nut that secures panels and components by combining a hex nut with a captive lock washer for vibration-resistant fastening. Fits standard 6-32 machine screws to restore proper fastener function and fit. What it does:

• Provides a secure threaded connection for 6-32 screws where a built-in lock washer prevents loosening.
• Commonly used to fasten panels, brackets, and small components prone to vibration.
• Replaces missing, stripped, or damaged nuts causing loose panels, rattling, or misaligned parts.
• Works with standard 6-32 threaded hardware in appliance assemblies.

• One keps nut (6-32).

• Unplug or disconnect power before working on the appliance.
• Hand-start the nut on the screw to avoid cross-threading, then tighten with the appropriate wrench or socket.
• Do not overtighten; stop when snug and the captive washer seats against the surface.
• If threads are damaged, replace the mating screw or repair the threads before installing.

This support handle replaces a worn or broken door handle to restore secure opening and closing and stop door sag or wobble. It provides a sturdy grip and re-establishes proper door alignment for safe everyday use. What it does

• Replaces a damaged or cracked door/support handle to restore a stable grip
• Helps prevent door sag, wobble, or uneven closing caused by a failed handle
• Restores proper leverage for opening and closing the door smoothly
• Addresses symptoms such as a loose, broken, or missing handle and difficulty operating the door

• One support handle

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before starting any repair
• Removal typically requires removing mounting screws and detaching the old handle; have a screwdriver set ready
• Handle mounting points can be fragile—work gently to avoid chipping surrounding trim

This L-shaped support bracket stabilizes and secures appliance panels or components, restoring proper alignment and reducing vibration. Built to match OEM fit so repair keeps the original mounting geometry. What it does:

• Provides a secure mounting point for panels, trim, or internal components
• Helps stop sagging, misalignment, or rattling caused by a broken or missing bracket
• Restores correct spacing and support for adjoining parts after a repair
• Fits where original L-style supports were used in the appliance cabinet or chassis

• High-level guide only: restore bracket to original location using existing screw holes or fasteners
• Use the same hardware or OEM replacements; tighten fasteners snugly but avoid over-torquing
• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing internal panels or performing the repair

This replacement door bracket secures the appliance door to the cabinet so the door opens and closes smoothly and stays properly aligned. It restores correct door support and helps prevent sagging or binding. What it does:

• Supports and anchors the door to the cabinet or hinge assembly
• Restores proper door alignment to help ensure a tight, even seal
• Reduces door sag, uneven closing, or binding during operation
• Works with original hinge/mount points to maintain factory fit

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas and water before starting work
• Use basic hand tools; keep fasteners and any small parts organized for reassembly
• Handle doors and edges carefully — door glass and trim can be fragile and sharp
• If door alignment issues persist after installation, check hinge wear and mounting hardware for additional damage

This cover cap is a direct-replacement trim piece that covers an exposed control shaft or fastener, restoring a clean finished appearance and helping keep dirt and debris out of the opening. Ideal for cosmetic repairs and simple maintenance. What it does:

• Covers and protects an exposed shaft, screw head, or fastener from dirt and damage
• Restores the original finished look of the control area or panel
• Helps reduce snagging on clothing or objects around the shaft
• Prevents debris buildup that can affect surrounding components

• Always unplug the appliance or disconnect power (and water if applicable) before servicing.
• Many installs are push-fit—remove the knob or trim, press the cap into place, and reassemble.
• Keep parts organized for reassembly.

This spacer base positions and supports the appliance base or component panel to ensure correct alignment and stable operation. It helps maintain proper gaps and keeps assemblies from rubbing or vibrating during use. What it does

• Provides a stable mounting point to hold panels or components at the correct distance
• Helps align parts so doors, drawers or panels close and seal correctly
• Reduces vibration and rattle that can come from loose or misaligned assemblies
• Prevents rubbing or wear by keeping parts separated and properly spaced

• Disconnect power (and gas or water if applicable) before servicing the appliance
• Use appropriate hand tools; avoid overtightening fasteners that can deform the spacer
• Verify orientation and seating before tightening; replace any damaged clips or screws