Mcbh955awq Parts

This air block is a small plastic baffle that helps direct and control airflow inside the appliance, maintaining even temperatures between compartments and improving overall cooling performance. What it does:

• Channels or blocks internal air flow to balance temperatures between compartments
• Helps prevent warm or cold spots caused by unrestricted airflow
• Reduces the chance of frost buildup from misdirected airflow
• Works with the appliance's venting system to maintain consistent cooling

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any service
• Handle the plastic part gently to avoid cracking; align tabs/slots before snapping into place
• No special calibration is usually required; verify airflow and temperature after reassembly

This part has been discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available.

This replacement shim provides precise spacing and alignment for appliance components, helping secure mounts and maintain proper clearances for reliable operation. Use when parts sit unevenly, rub, or require minor alignment adjustments. What it does:

• Creates or restores correct spacing between mating parts to prevent rubbing and binding
• Helps stabilize and align panels, brackets, or assemblies for smoother operation
• Can reduce vibration and noise caused by misaligned components
• Supports fasteners or mounting points where a thin precision spacer is required

• One shim

• Disconnect power and water (if applicable) before beginning any repair
• Verify correct shim location and orientation against the service manual or parts diagram
• Handle carefully — edges may be sharp; wear gloves if needed

This welded insulation tube assembly protects and separates the oven's heating element wiring from metal chassis, reducing shorting risk and heat transfer. It fits where a durable, high-temperature insulator is required. What it does:

• Separates and insulates heating-element wiring from surrounding metal parts
• Helps prevent electrical shorts and arcing near the element
• Resists high oven temperatures to maintain safe clearances
• Preserves wiring routing and component alignment for reliable operation

• One welded insulation tube assembly

• For safety, disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Handle carefully to avoid damaging insulation or attached wiring
• Verify correct orientation and secure mounting per oven wiring layout
• Replace those components rather than reusing compromised parts

This lower door air shield directs airflow and protects internal door components from steam and moisture. Replacing a cracked or missing shield helps restore proper airflow and prevents steam from contacting sensitive parts inside the door. What it does:

• Guides exhaust airflow and helps maintain proper drying and ventilation paths inside the lower door
• Shields controls, insulation, and wiring from direct steam and moisture exposure
• Reduces rattles or vibration caused by a loose or damaged inner door panel
• Common signs you need this part: visible cracks or deformation, door interior moisture/steam contact, or loose paneling

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Remove the lower door panel/panels to access the shield; save and reuse existing screws
• Handle edges carefully; sheet-metal parts can be sharp
• Secure all fasteners; test a full cycle to confirm fit and function

This frame connector bracket secures the appliance frame to the cabinet or chassis, restoring proper alignment and stability for panels and doors. It helps stop frame flex, reduce noise, and maintain reliable door operation. What it does

• Secures the outer frame or panel to the appliance cabinet to prevent movement and misalignment
• Stabilizes mounting points to reduce rattling or vibration during operation
• Helps maintain proper door/panel alignment for consistent sealing and function
• Replaces bent, cracked, or missing brackets that cause loose panels or uneven gaps

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before beginning any repair
• Basic hand tools required; bracket typically fastens with screws — retain original hardware if reusable
• Align frame and hand-start fasteners before fully tightening to avoid stress or distortion
• If corrosion or other damage is present on mating surfaces, clean or replace affected hardware