Jms10 Parts

Back panel for electric ranges. This housing cover attaches to the rear of the unit. Replace if cracked, damaged, or missing to restore appearance.

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

Black lower vent trim for range or wall oven. Replaces cracked, discolored, or missing trim pieces. Restores appearance around vent area.

This black plastic endcap installs on the right side of your range. Replace if the original cap is cracked, broken, or missing to restore appearance.

Replace your range's endcap if it's cracked, broken, or missing. This trim piece installs on the control panel or edge to provide a finished look.

Replace your damaged or broken range maintop hinge on the right side. This structural part secures the cooktop and needs replacement when cracked or worn.

Replace a cracked, worn, or missing washer in your oven or range. This small metal component ensures secure fastening of internal parts and panels.

Replace your cracked or missing oven door grommet strip. This seal strip installs along the door edge to provide cushioning and proper fit.

Replace your range's jack cover plate if it's cracked, broken, or missing. This cover plate protects the electrical jack connection on your appliance.

This fan bracket is the mounting support that secures a range/vent/evaporator blower assembly so the fan stays aligned and operates quietly. It restores proper fan placement to reduce wobble and intermittent contact. What it does

• Holds the fan or blower motor assembly in the correct position to maintain stable rotation.
• Prevents the fan from rubbing or vibrating against the housing, which can cause noise.
• Helps restore airflow path when a damaged bracket allows the fan to shift.
• Addresses symptoms such as noisy or rubbing fan operation, intermittent fan contact, or reduced airflow due to misalignment.

• One fan bracket as shown.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work.
• Access typically requires removing panels or the blower housing—keep fasteners organized.
• Inspect surrounding mounting points and replace any damaged screws or clips for a secure fit.