Mqf1656 Parts

A small rubber grommet that cushions and protects wiring or hoses where they pass through sheet metal or plastic openings. Replaces a worn or damaged grommet to help prevent chafing and reduce vibration-related noise. What it does

• Cushions and protects wires, hoses, or tubing from sharp edges
• Helps prevent abrasion that can cause fraying or electrical shorts
• Reduces vibration and rattling where components pass through panels
• Commonly replaced when the original shows cracking, tearing, or visible wear

• One rubber grommet

• Disconnect power before accessing internal wiring or panels
• Remove the damaged grommet and press the replacement into the opening until fully seated
• Use blunt tools or a cloth to avoid cutting or distorting the new grommet

This replacement screw secures appliance panels, brackets, and components. Using the correct size restores a snug fit to reduce vibration, prevent loosening, and keep assemblies properly aligned during operation. What it does:

• Fastens sheet metal and component brackets in designated locations
• Replaces missing, stripped, or corroded hardware
• Helps eliminate rattling and vibration from loose panels
• Maintains proper alignment of covers and assemblies

• 1 screw

• Disconnect electrical power; shut off water or gas supplies if applicable
• Match length/thread to the original; replace one fastener at a time to preserve alignment
• Start by hand to avoid cross-threading; use the correct driver size
• Snug firmly but do not overtighten to prevent stripping

A thermal overload protector that helps prevent motor damage by cutting power if the dryer motor overheats. Fits the motor assembly and restores normal operation once the motor cools. What it does:

• Detects excessive motor temperature and interrupts power to prevent motor burnout
• Helps stop the motor from running when overheating occurs
• Commonly replaced when the dryer won't start or the motor hums but does not turn
• Can prevent further electrical damage by opening the circuit during thermal faults

• One thermal overload protector

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Located on or near the dryer motor; note wire locations or take a photo before removal
• Replace with the correct PN and secure terminals firmly; do not force connections
• Check motor bearings, start components, and wiring if symptoms continue after replacement

This vent plug seals the designated vent port on the appliance assembly to maintain the intended seal and containment. Replacing a worn or missing plug helps prevent nuisance leaks and odors from an open or damaged vent.

• Seals a factory vent opening on the specified assembly
• Helps prevent moisture or drips from escaping at the vent area
• Helps keep dust and debris from entering through an open port
• Replace if the plug is cracked, hardened, shrunken, loose, or missing
• Typical signs include moisture around the vent, visible damage, or a plug that won't stay seated

• Disconnect power and shut off water or gas supplies (as applicable) before servicing
• Allow appliance surfaces to cool and dry; wear protective gloves
• Remove the old plug, clean the vent port, and press the new plug fully flush in the same orientation
• Restore power and run a brief test; inspect the vent area for leaks

This thermal overload protector helps prevent motor overheating by interrupting power if temperatures rise past safe limits. It restores the dryer's built-in overheat protection so the motor and components are shielded from heat damage. What it does:

• Senses excessive motor temperature and opens the circuit to stop the motor when it overheats
• Helps prevent motor burnout and wiring damage caused by sustained high temperatures
• Works as the thermal safety device commonly used on dryer motors and related assemblies
• Can resolve symptoms like a dryer that hums but won't run or a motor that shuts off unexpectedly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the part carefully and note thermostat/orientation before removal for correct reinstallation
• If the original part shows signs of damage, inspect motor and wiring for underlying causes before replacing

This clip is a small mounting retainer that secures appliance panels and components to keep parts aligned and reduce vibration. It restores a snug fit for trim, panels, and harnesses so covers stay in place and operate quietly. What it does

• Holds trim, panels or wire harnesses in position to prevent rubbing and rattling
• Keeps access panels and covers aligned for a proper seal and finish
• Prevents electrical harnesses or hoses from sagging or contacting moving parts
• Stops intermittent scraping or vibration noises caused by loose fittings

• Disconnect power to the appliance before replacing the clip to avoid shock or injury
• Replacement typically requires basic hand tools (flat screwdriver, pliers) to remove the old clip and snap the new one into place
• Inspect surrounding trim, fasteners and harnesses and replace any additional damaged clips as needed

Replacement stringer bolt that secures the appliance's stringer or support rail to the cabinet frame, restoring panel alignment and preventing movement. Use when the original bolt is missing, loose, or damaged. What it does:

• Secures the stringer/support rail to the appliance frame so panels and assemblies stay aligned.
• Helps prevent cabinet or panel movement that can cause rattling or vibration during operation.
• Restores proper alignment when a loose or missing bolt causes misaligned panels or binding doors.
• Simple, direct replacement for a corroded, stripped, or lost fastener.

• Disconnect power before working on the appliance and remove any panels.
• Use the correct-size socket or wrench; hand-tighten, then snug—do not overtighten to avoid stripping threads.
• Inspect mating threads and replace the bolt if heads or threads are damaged; for the correct fastener location.

This thermostat regulates oven temperature to help the appliance maintain set cooking temperatures. It replaces a faulty temperature-control thermostat to restore consistent heating and oven cycle control. What it does:

• Senses oven temperature and signals the heating element/burner to turn on or off
• Helps correct symptoms like ovens that run too hot, too cold, or have inconsistent temperatures
• Can stop heating when temperature reaches set point or fails to close if faulty
• Works as part of the oven's temperature control system for stable cooking results

• One thermostat

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle thermostat gently; avoid bending the sensing element or capillary tube
• Some installations may require access through the oven rear or control housing

Sealer for refrigerant line insulation.

A replacement temperature control thermostat that restores reliable temperature regulation in the appliance. Helps maintain consistent cooling by signaling the system to cycle compressor and fans as needed. What it does:

• Senses compartment temperature and signals the cooling system to turn on or off
• Prevents overcooling or undercooling when operating correctly
• Commonly replaced when the unit runs constantly, won't cool, or cycles irregularly
• Works as the direct mechanical/electrical control for normal temperature cycling

• One thermostat temperature control

• Disconnect power before attempting any service to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the capillary tube/sensor carefully — avoid kinks or sharp bends
• Basic hand tools are usually required; refer to the appliance service manual for exact steps

This terminal cover protects the appliance's power connection area, keeping wiring and terminals enclosed to reduce shock and short risks. It's a direct-replacement trim piece that restores the factory protective barrier around the terminal block. What it does:

• Covers and shields the terminal block where the power cord connects, helping prevent accidental contact.
• Helps reduce the risk of shorting or arcing at exposed power connections.
• Addresses symptoms like visible exposed terminals, loose or unprotected wiring at the power entry area, or a missing/broken cover.
• Restores the appliance's intended safety enclosure after repair or shipping damage.

• One terminal cover

• Always disconnect all power (unplug or shut off breaker) before accessing the terminal block.
• Remove the old cover and position the replacement over the terminal area so mounting holes align; secure with the original screw(s).
• Inspect terminal screws and wiring for tightness and damage while cover is off; do not attempt electrical repairs.
• If terminals or wiring are damaged, replace or repair those components before reinstalling the cover.

Size: 63-1/2 x 35-1/2 x 2-5/8 inch.