Ples389oc8 Parts

This overlay is the exterior cover for the appliance's control panel, providing the labeled surface and cosmetic finish that users interact with. It restores readable button markings and protects the underlying controls from wear. What it does:

• Replaces faded, scratched, or peeled control-panel graphics so buttons and labels are visible.
• Covers and protects the underlying switch/keypad area from spills and everyday wear.
• Helps resolve user issues caused by missing or unreadable button markings.
• Restores the appliance's finished appearance when the original overlay is damaged.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work to avoid shock or injury.
• Remove any surrounding trim or bezel to access and replace the overlay.
• Handle the overlay carefully to avoid scratching the printed surface; align precisely before seating or adhering.
• If adhesive or clips are used, follow OEM instructions.

This heat-resistant insulation helps contain oven heat and shield surrounding components. Replacing worn insulation supports faster, more consistent preheating, steadier baking temperatures, and cooler exterior panels for safer, more efficient operation. What it does:

• Wraps/lines the oven cavity or panels to reduce heat loss and protect nearby wiring and controls
• Helps the oven preheat efficiently and maintain consistent cooking temperatures
• Limits heat transfer to exterior panels and surrounding cabinetry
• Common signs of failure: longer preheat times, temperature swings, unusually hot sides/back, or insulation that is burnt, brittle, soaked, or missing

• 1 insulation piece

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas before servicing
• Access typically requires removing rear/side panels or sliding the unit out; take photos to aid reassembly
• Wear gloves and a dust mask; handle gently—do not compress insulation and keep clear of sensors/wiring
• Re-secure with original clips/tape, reinstall panels, then test preheat and check for abnormal exterior heat

This high-temperature insulation is used in the oven assembly to contain heat and protect nearby components and cabinetry. Replacing damaged insulation helps the appliance maintain set temperatures and keeps exterior surfaces from getting excessively hot. What it does:

• Helps retain heat for stable baking and roasting temperatures
• Reduces heat transfer to the appliance frame and adjacent cabinets
• Replaces insulation that is torn, charred, or saturated with spills/grease

• One insulation piece

• Disconnect power; for gas models, also shut off the gas supply
• Remove the range or wall oven and access the oven body
• Wear gloves, eye protection, long sleeves, and a dust mask; fibers can irritate skin and lungs
• Reinstall in the same orientation/routing as the original; do not compress insulation or block vents

Main electronic control board that manages the refrigerator's control functions and user interface, helping regulate cooling, defrost, fans, and lights. Replacing a failing board restores control when the unit has unresponsive controls or erratic cycles. What it does:

• Routes power and control signals to compressor, evaporator/condenser fans, defrost heater, lights and other system components.
• Interprets user inputs and runs timed cycles; failure can cause unresponsive buttons, blank or incorrect display, or loss of user control.
• Faulty boards may lead to no cooling, continuous run, frequent cycling, or failed defrost cycles.
• Does not include sensors or wiring harnesses unless explicitly listed for this PN.

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before accessing or removing the old board.
• Handle the board carefully and avoid touching component leads; use anti-static precautions if available.
• Keep all mounting hardware and note connector positions to ensure correct reassembly.

This spacer sets the correct gap between mating parts in your appliance's assembly, preventing rubbing and misalignment. Replace a missing or worn spacer to restore a solid fit, reduce noise, and protect surrounding components.

• Maintains proper spacing between components for correct alignment and operation
• Reduces metal-to-metal contact, squeaks, and premature wear
• Helps fasteners and panels seat securely
• Typical symptoms when failed: loose or rattling parts, uneven gaps, or visible wear marks

• Disconnect power; for gas models, shut off the gas. Allow the appliance to cool completely.
• Access the assembly per your model's diagram; note the original orientation/stack-up before removal.
• Reuse original fasteners if serviceable; hand-start threads and tighten snugly to avoid damaging the spacer.
• Verify alignment and clearances before fully reassembling. Quantity and location vary by model.

This dual infinite switch controls heat settings for a range's surface element, letting you adjust cooking temperatures smoothly and reliably. It replaces a worn or failing infinite control to restore variable burner power. What it does:

• Selects variable power levels for a dual (dual-ring) surface heating element
• Allows smooth adjustment from low to high heat for cooking tasks
• Stops responding or prevents element from heating when the switch fails
• Can cause uneven or no heat and intermittent element operation if defective

• One dual infinite switch

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting work to avoid shock
• Remove the cooktop or back panel and control knob to access the switch
• Verify correct switch orientation and wiring match the old part before fastening

This temperature control thermostat replaces the refrigerator's manual/mechanical control that cycles the compressor and fans to maintain set temperatures, helping restore consistent cooling. Simple, direct replacement for units using this style of controller. What it does:

• Opens and closes the cooling circuit based on the temperature setting to regulate cabinet temperature
• Stops continuous running when the compressor fails to cycle or restarts cooling when the temperature rises
• Commonly used when the refrigerator won't reach or hold set temperatures or runs constantly
• Compatible with systems that use a mechanical dial-style temperature control and capillary sensing tube

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Replace the thermostat in the same orientation and secure sensing tube without kinks; handle the capillary tube carefully
• Verify electrical connections match the original and restore power only after mounting is complete
• If temperature issues persist after replacement, check related components (evaporator, defrost, compressor)

This oven rack is a replacement wire shelf that supports cookware and bakeware inside the oven cavity, restoring proper spacing and airflow for even cooking and broiling. Ideal when the original rack is bent, rusted, or missing. What it does:

• Provides a stable surface for pans, baking sheets and cookware
• Restores correct oven spacing for even heat circulation
• Replaces bent, warped or corroded racks that catch or bind
• Enables use of multiple rack positions for different cooking needs

• Allow the oven to cool completely and disconnect power before installing
• Position rack with the rolled edges toward the oven walls and slide into desired rack guides
• Use gloves to avoid sharp edges and protect finishes
• Clean gently with non-abrasive cleaners; do not use oven self-clean while rack is in place unless rack is rated for self-clean cycles

This main top assembly is the finished cooktop surface that supports burners and controls while protecting internal components. It restores a flat, secure surface for safe cooking and proper burner alignment. What it does:

• Covers and protects the range's internal components under the cooktop
• Provides mounting/seat locations for surface burners, grates, and trim
• Restores proper burner alignment and prevents debris from entering the cabinet
• Helps reduce heat or smoke caused by damaged or warped tops

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Remove burner grates, knobs and any trim pieces before replacing the top
• Handle the top carefully—edges can be sharp and finish can be easily scratched

This control mounting lock secures the washer control or door latch area so the machine runs safely and reliably. It replaces a worn or broken mounting lock to restore proper control-panel or latch stability during cycles. What it does:

• Holds the washer control or latch assembly firmly in place to prevent movement and intermittent connections
• Helps maintain reliable electronic or mechanical engagement during start and spin cycles
• Common symptom: control panel or door area feels loose, intermittently unseated, or causes error codes related to a loose latch/control
• Prevents excess vibration or shifting of the control/latch that can lead to premature wear

• One control mounting lock

• Disconnect power and water before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Access may require removing the cabinet or control panel; follow for safe disassembly
• Inspect surrounding clips and connectors; replace any damaged fasteners for a secure fit

Indicator light replaces the control-panel lamp that signals power or active functions, restoring visible status feedback for safer, more confident operation. Use this when the original lamp is dim, cracked, or fails to illuminate. What it does:

• Provides visible indication of power, cycle status, or selected functions on the appliance control panel.
• Restores clear status feedback when the original lamp is burned out or flickering.
• Helps troubleshoot whether a control or circuit is receiving power by showing when the indicator should be lit.
• Improves usability so settings and operating states are easy to confirm at a glance.

• Disconnect power to the appliance (unplug or turn off the breaker) before beginning work.
• Access may require removing the control panel or console.
• Handle the lamp carefully and avoid touching bulb surfaces; use gloves to prevent oil transfer.
• After installation, restore power and verify the indicator lights as expected; if it still does not light, further electrical diagnosis may be needed.

This is the electronic control board that governs the appliance's main functions and user interface, replacing a failed board to restore normal control and cycle operation. It fits the OEM form and connects to factory wiring. What it does:

• Manages timed cycles, user inputs, and electronic commands for the appliance
• Controls display and indicator responses so settings register correctly
• Helps resolve symptoms like unresponsive controls, incorrect cycle behavior, or blank/error displays
• Interfaces with sensors and relays to coordinate heating, motor, and valve operation

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting service to avoid shock
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge; use an anti-static strap if available

This rubber bumper cushions doors and panels to reduce noise, prevent metal-on-metal contact, and protect finishes for smoother, quieter operation. Replace worn or missing bumpers to help restore proper seating and reduce rattling. What it does:

• Absorbs shock between moving parts to prevent bangs and scratches
• Keeps doors and panels aligned for a tighter seal and quieter close
• Reduces vibration and rattling during operation
• Helps protect painted or plated surfaces from wear at contact points

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical hazard
• Typically a push-in or snap-in replacement; press into the original mounting hole until seated
• Inspect nearby bumpers and replace in matched sets if others are cracked or missing

This is a #8 screw, 0.500 inch long, used to secure panels and components in appliances. It provides a correct-fit fastener for repairs where the original #8 x 1/2" screw was required, restoring proper assembly and stability. What it does:

• Fastens trim, panels, brackets and small components where a #8 x 1/2" screw is specified
• Holds parts securely to prevent rattling, gaps or loose panels
• Replaces worn, stripped or missing screws to restore proper fit
• Appropriate for common interior and exterior appliance mounting points

• Use the correct screwdriver (typically Phillips) and avoid over-tightening to prevent strip or damage
• Disconnect power and follow appliance manufacturer safety instructions when accessing internal parts