Prg486jdg/07 Parts

This 36" lower trim panel replaces the finished kick/toe area on compatible dishwashers to restore a clean, factory look and protect the lower front from dings and moisture. It's a direct-fit exterior trim piece. What it does:

• Covers and finishes the dishwasher lower front/kick area for a seamless appearance
• Protects the toe/kick region from impacts, spills, and moisture
• Replaces bent, scratched or corroded lower trim that affects appearance
• Helps maintain proper clearance and alignment of the lower access area

• Turn off power to the appliance before beginning work and remove the access panel
• Installation typically requires basic hand tools (screwdriver, nut driver); keep fasteners organized for reassembly
• Align trim carefully before fastening to avoid stripping screws or deforming the panel

This compression nut secures 3/8 in. refrigeration or water tubing to a matching compression fitting, creating a tight mechanical seal for supply lines. It's a simple, serviceable fastener used on valves and pipe connections. What it does:

• Threads onto a compression fitting to hold ferrule and tubing in place
• Helps create a leak-resistant joint on 3/8 in. tubing connections
• Commonly used on water supply, ice maker, or refrigeration line fittings
• Replaces a worn or damaged nut that causes loose or leaking connections

• Turn off water or power to the appliance and relieve system pressure before servicing
• Hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly with appropriate wrenches
• Inspect ferrule and tubing; replace ferrule or cut tubing square if reusing connection
• If you see persistent leaks after tightening, stop and check components.

This compression sleeve seals 3/8-inch refrigeration or water tubing where a compression fitting is used, restoring a tight, drip-free connection. It's a simple replacement to stop leaks and ensure a secure joint. What it does:

• Acts as the ferrule inside a compression fitting to compress against tubing and create a seal
• Restores a worn or flattened sleeve that causes leaks at nuts or fittings
• Used with a matching compression nut and fitting to secure 3/8" tubing
• Commonly replaced when connections leak, weep, or fail to hold pressure

• One compression sleeve sized for 3/8 in. tube

• Turn off and depressurize the system (water or refrigeration) before removing fittings
• Cut tubing square and deburr before installing the sleeve for best seal
• Slide the nut then the sleeve onto the tube, seat against the fitting, and tighten to manufacturer torque
• Inspect the joint for leaks after pressurizing and retighten if needed; replace sleeve if damaged during installation

This replacement bracket secures the griddle igniter/electrode so the igniter stays positioned for reliable spark near the griddle burner. Restores correct igniter alignment to help the griddle light properly. What it does:

• Holds the igniter electrode in the correct position next to the griddle burner for consistent ignition.
• Keeps the igniter stable to prevent misfires, intermittent lighting, or weak sparks.
• Prevents igniter movement or contact with other components that can cause damage.
• Helps restore normal griddle lighting when the original bracket is broken, bent, or missing.

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before beginning any service.
• Handle the igniter electrode and ceramic insulator carefully; avoid touching the ceramic surface with bare hands.
• Secure mounting hardware; do not overtighten screws.
• After installation, reconnect power/gas and test for proper ignition; check for gas leaks using a soap solution if gas connections were disturbed.

This connector strip is the wire terminal block that joins appliance wiring harnesses for reliable electrical connections, helping restore power and control signal continuity. It's a direct-fit replacement when the original connector is damaged or burned. What it does:

• Provides a secure termination point for multiple wires so circuits can complete and controls receive power.
• Replaces corroded, loose, or burned terminals that cause intermittent power, no-heat or no-power issues.
• Maintains correct wiring alignment to prevent shorts or poor contact.
• Helps eliminate symptoms like a blank display, burners or elements not powering, or sporadic operation tied to a bad connection.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance (unplug or switch off breaker) before inspecting or replacing electrical parts.
• Verify wire locations and take a photo before removal to preserve proper wiring order.
• Replace only if terminals are visibly damaged, loose, or show signs of burning; secure all screws/nuts to factory tightness.