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This oven door lining is the inner metal panel that helps protect the door insulation and interior cavity while maintaining proper heat containment and a finished appearance. It restores a secure, clean inner door surface for safe oven use. What it does:

• Forms the inner surface of the oven door, covering insulation and internal components
• Helps retain heat inside the oven cavity for efficient cooking
• Prevents direct contact with insulation and internal door hardware
• Commonly replaced when the lining is dented, cracked, rusted, or warped

• Replacement may require removing the oven door and separating door panels; follow OEM disassembly steps
• Handle edges with care — metal edges can be sharp
• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid risk of shock

This Back main is the oven's rear chassis panel that supports internal components and protects wiring. It restores structural support and helps prevent contact with hot or moving parts for safe operation. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged or corroded rear oven chassis panel that no longer secures components
• Protects controls, wiring, and electrical connections from heat, debris, and accidental contact
• Helps eliminate rattling or vibration caused by a loose or bent back panel
• Restores proper mounting for internal parts to ensure stable operation

• One Back main rear chassis panel

• Recommended for users familiar with appliance repair; disconnect power before starting
• Handle sharp metal edges carefully and wear gloves and eye protection
• Verify fasteners and grounding are secure when reinstalling internal components

This bottom insulation retainer secures oven/refrigerator insulation in place so the appliance maintains proper thermal protection and reduces heat transfer to surrounding components. It helps keep insulation positioned for reliable operation. What it does:

• Holds lower insulation panels or pads securely against the cabinet or liner
• Prevents insulation sagging or displacement that can cause noise or reduced thermal efficiency
• Helps maintain proper clearances to protect wiring and components from heat exposure
• Commonly replaced when the retainer is cracked, broken, or missing

• Service with the appliance powered off and disconnected from its power source
• Inspect surrounding insulation for damage; replace as needed to restore full protection
• Typically installs with clips or screws—retain existing fasteners unless replacement hardware is specified

This inner vent trim replaces a damaged or missing vent trim to restore the appliance's finished look and help channel air through the vent opening. Fits the factory location and matches the surrounding trim finish. What it does:

• Covers the inner edge of the vent opening to improve appearance and protect internal components
• Helps direct airflow from the vent area for normal ventilation
• Commonly replaced when the trim is cracked, warped, loose, or cosmetically worn
• Matches the original black finish for a consistent look

• Generally attaches at the vent opening using existing clips or screws
• Power off and allow the appliance to cool before beginning any work
• Handle carefully to avoid scratching the finish; use a soft cloth to protect surfaces
• If mounting hardware is missing or damaged, replace with the correct OEM fasteners

This wire harness connects the oven door lock motor to the appliance wiring, restoring electrical continuity for reliable door latch operation. It's a direct-fit replacement that helps resolve intermittent or failed lock motor function. What it does:

• Routes power and signal between the control board and the door lock motor so the latch can engage and release.
• Commonly used when a door won't lock, unlock, or shows intermittent lock operation.
• Replaces damaged, frayed, or burned wiring that can interrupt lock motor function.
• Helps restore proper oven or range door locking during self-clean or cook cycles.

• One lock motor wire harness

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Inspect connector ends and routing; replace only if the harness matches the original and connectors seat fully.
• Some models require partial disassembly of the door or console to access the lock motor; follow the OEM service instructions.