Kenmore He2 Washer Front Parts

This wire harness connects the gas valve and igniter assembly so the range/oven can receive ignition and control signals. It replaces a worn or damaged connector bundle to restore reliable ignition performance. What it does

• Routes power and control signals between the gas valve and the igniter/spark module
• Restores ignition function when factory wiring is frayed, cut, or has poor connections
• Helps eliminate intermittent sparking or failed ignition caused by damaged wiring
• Matches OEM wiring layout and connector end shapes for a direct replacement

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off gas supply before starting work
• Verify the harness matches your appliance by comparing connector shapes and wire colors to the original
• Route wires away from sharp edges and high-heat areas; secure with existing clips or ties

This toe panel is the lower front trim piece that covers and protects the washer's base, restoring the machine's finished appearance and helping keep internal components free from debris. It replaces a cracked, dented, or missing front kick plate. What it does:

• Covers the lower front of the washer and conceals internal components
• Protects against dust, lint and accidental contact with internal parts
• Restores the washer's appearance after impact or corrosion damage
• Helps reduce drafts and prevents small items from entering the cabinet
• Stops rattling or vibration caused by a loose or broken panel

• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning any service
• Typical installation requires removing the lower access screws or clips and snapping or fastening the panel into place
• Use proper hardware and alignment to avoid gaps or binding; keep fasteners snug but do not overtighten
• Beware of sharp edges; wear gloves and follow model-specific service instructions

This replacement mounting screw secures appliance panels and small components to restore proper fit and reduce movement. It's a simple, direct part for repairing loose panels, trim, or interior assemblies. What it does:

• Fastens panels, brackets, or assemblies to prevent rattling and vibration
• Restores proper alignment for doors, control panels, or trim pieces
• Helps stop intermittent noise caused by loose hardware
• Use when original screw is missing, stripped, or corroded

• Disconnect power and unplug the appliance before beginning any repair
• Use the correct screwdriver bit and hand-tighten; avoid over-torquing which can strip threads
• Keep small parts away from children and pets; magnetic tray helps prevent loss
• If multiple screws are corroded or hardware threads are damaged, inspect mating parts and replace as needed

This electronic control board manages oven functions, timing and user inputs to make the range operate correctly. Replacing a failed control restores user control, display functions and proper cycle sequencing. What it does:

• Receives commands from the touchpad/knobs and runs bake, broil and convection functions
• Controls oven temperature regulation and timing circuits for accurate cooking cycles
• Powers and drives the display/clock and control indicators
• Fault symptom language: commonly replaced when the oven won't start, display is blank or unresponsive, controls behave erratically, or error codes related to the control are present

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting service to avoid shock risk
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid contact with components; protect against static discharge
• Verify harness connections and mounting orientation during reinstallation; do not force connectors

This electronic control board replaces the main console control that runs a range of oven's user interface and key functions, restoring responsive buttons and display feedback for normal operation. What it does:

• Controls the user interface, clock, timers and touch/button inputs
• Sends commands to heating elements, burners or relays per selected cooking functions
• Commonly replaces a failed board when controls are unresponsive, display is blank, or oven cycles will not start
• Clear intermittent faults or erratic behavior caused by damaged circuitry or component failure

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off circuit breaker) before servicing to avoid shock risk
• Access usually requires removing the control panel or console; handle the board by its edges to protect components
• Verify wiring harnesses and connectors are fully seated and undamaged before reassembly