Lre39757st Parts

A small structural support bracket that holds or stabilizes internal components. Replaces a worn or broken supporter to restore proper alignment and reduce movement that can cause noise or poor operation. What it does:

• Provides mounting support for internal panels or components to keep parts aligned
• Prevents sagging or shifting that can cause rubbing, vibration, or intermittent contact
• Restores proper component spacing after a cracked or missing bracket
• Commonly replaced when the original supporter is cracked, broken, or missing

• Disconnect power (and water supply, if applicable) before beginning any repair
• Basic hand tools may be needed; handle plastic brackets carefully to avoid breakage
• Inspect surrounding clips or fasteners and replace if damaged to ensure a secure fit

This supporter mounting bracket secures internal components or trim so they stay properly aligned and stable. It helps stop sagging, movement, and vibration that can affect operation or cause noise. What it does

• Holds and stabilizes a panel, shelf, or assembly to prevent shifting during use
• Reduces rattling, banging, or vibration caused by a loose component
• Keeps parts aligned for smooth opening and closing of drawers or doors
• Restores proper fit where a worn or broken support was causing misalignment

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before servicing to avoid shock or flooding
• Inspect mounting points and screws; replace any damaged hardware for a secure fit
• Hand-start fasteners, then tighten snugly—do not overtighten plastic anchors

A circular lug designed to join a stripped wire to a threaded terminal for a secure electrical connection. Helps restore reliable contact at terminals and reduces the chance of intermittent power or arcing at connection points. What it does:

• Provides a strong mechanical and electrical connection between a wire and a screw or bolt terminal.
• Helps prevent loose connections that can cause intermittent operation, sparking, or overheating.
• Commonly used where a ring-style termination is required for safe, stable wiring.
• Works with properly sized wire and fasteners to maintain consistent conductivity.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing electrical parts.
• Use the correct lug size and gauge for the wire and terminal; crimp or solder per manufacturer recommendations.
• Tighten terminal hardware to the appliance manufacturer's specified torque; avoid over-tightening which can damage the lug or terminal.
• If wiring insulation or the terminal is damaged or corroded, replace the affected components rather than reusing them.