Jvm250wl002 Parts

This is the right-side bottom enclosure that supports and protects components at the lower section of the appliance. It restores proper support, helps prevent debris entry, and keeps internal parts aligned for reliable operation. What it does:

• Provides structural support for lower cabinet components and trim
• Shields internal parts from moisture, dust, and spilled food
• Helps maintain correct alignment of drawers and lower assemblies
• Can reduce rattles or movement caused by a cracked or missing enclosure

• Inspect adjacent clips, screws and seals; replace any damaged fasteners for a secure fit
• Disconnect power and empty nearby drawers before starting work
• Installation requires basic hand tools and moderate access to the lower cabinet

This left bottom enclosure is the factory replacement panel that covers and protects the lower internal area of the appliance. Restores proper fit and protection when the original enclosure is cracked, warped, or missing. What it does:

• Shields lower internal components from debris, moisture, and accidental contact
• Provides mounting support for adjacent panels and components to maintain cabinet alignment
• Helps stop rattling, gaps, or drafts caused by a damaged or bent enclosure
• Restores the appliance's finished appearance at the lower left corner

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before starting any repair
• Remove outer panels and any mounting screws to access the old enclosure; keep hardware for reuse if undamaged
• Align tabs and mounting holes carefully; do not force the panel into place to avoid breaking tabs

This sensor socket is the inline wiring connector that secures a temperature or oven sensor to the appliance harness, restoring a reliable electrical connection so the control can read sensor signals correctly. What it does:

• Provides a secure electrical connection between the appliance sensor and the wiring harness
• Maintains signal continuity for temperature measurement and control feedback
• Helps prevent intermittent readings caused by loose or corroded sensor connections
• Commonly replaced when controls report sensor faults or when sensor wiring is damaged

• One sensor socket/wiring connector

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work to avoid shock or damage
• Verify connector orientation and match wire color/location before disconnecting the old socket
• Inspect mating sensor pins and harness wires for corrosion or damage; replace if necessary