Jkp5460v1bb Parts

Lower housing cover for ovens and ranges. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing covers that expose internal components. Protects and encloses the lower section.

Retainer secures glass panel in oven door. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to properly hold door glass in place and restore door integrity.

This panel conceals and protects internal freezer components while providing a finished interior appearance. Located inside the freezer compartment, replace it when cracked, warped, or allowing moisture and cold air to reach sensitive mechanical parts.

Oven door won't close or latch stuck after self-clean cycle? This door lock plate secures the latch mechanism. Common DIY fix for stuck oven doors.

Inner door insulation wrap for ovens and ranges. Replaces worn, damaged, or missing insulation between door panels. Maintains heat efficiency.

Replaces worn, damaged, or missing insulation inside your oven door. Installs between inner and outer door panels to maintain heat efficiency.

Insulation panel that installs on the bottom or back of your oven cavity. Replace if cracked, torn, compressed, or missing to maintain proper heat retention.

Black decorative vent trim that covers the vent opening and restores a finished appearance. Replace if cracked, discolored, or missing to protect components.

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.