Wfe540hoaw Parts

Color: White. Size: 1 qt. can. Acrylic appliance paint.

Color: Stainless

Color: White  Note: Left side endcap

This main back insulation panel replaces the factory foam insulation behind the refrigerator cabinet to help reduce heat transfer and minimize noise. Installing the correct back insulation helps the refrigerator maintain temperature more consistently. What it does:

• Provides thermal barrier behind the cabinet to slow heat gain from the rear.
• Helps limit compressor and airflow noise by absorbing sound near the rear cavity.
• Commonly replaced when insulation is damaged, missing, compressed, or when the appliance has higher-than-normal run times or inconsistent cooling.
• Protects internal components from external temperature swings and debris entering rear cavities.

• Disconnect power before accessing the rear of the appliance and remove any rear access panels or brackets to reach the insulation location.
• Handle the panel gently to avoid tearing or compressing the insulation; secure using original clips/adhesive or replacement fasteners as applicable.
• Ensure the insulation fits flush and does not interfere with wiring, tubing, or moving parts.

This inner oven door liner replaces the damaged or warped inner panel that supports the oven door glass and helps contain heat inside the oven cavity. It restores a solid mounting surface for door glass and internal components. What it does:

• Provides the inner structural panel for the oven door and supports the door glass and insulation.
• Helps maintain proper oven heat containment to support uniform cooking.
• Prevents direct exposure of insulation and internal parts to oven cavity heat and food debris.
• Addresses symptoms like visible cracks, warping, or detached glass mounting points on the inside of the door.

• Disconnect power before starting any repair and follow manufacturer's safety instructions.
• Remove the oven door per the appliance manual to access and replace the inner liner; handle glass and sharp edges carefully.
• Keep all original screws and mounting clips; confirm screw locations during disassembly to ensure proper reassembly.
• If the door has multiple glass panels or seals, verify placement during reassembly—do not force parts into position.

Color: Stainless

Color: White

Control: Black

This outer door glass replaces the exterior oven/range door panel to restore a clear viewing window and the door's finished appearance. It helps protect the inner door assembly and keeps heat contained for efficient operation. What it does:

• Serves as the outermost glass panel on the oven/range door and provides a viewing window into the oven cavity.
• Protects inner door components and inner glass from impacts and scratches.
• Commonly replaced when the glass is cracked, chipped, shattered, or cosmetically damaged.
• Restores proper door fit and appearance that can affect heat retention and cooking performance.

• Disconnect power and ensure the oven is completely cool before beginning work.
• Handle glass carefully; wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection.
• Replacement typically requires removing the door and detaching trim/fasteners—follow the OEM service instructions for your model.
• If inner glass or seals are damaged, inspect and replace those parts as needed.

This inner oven door glass replaces a cracked or broken panel to restore the oven door's barrier and improve visibility. It fits into the door assembly to help contain heat and let you check cooking progress safely. What it does:

• Replaces damaged or cracked inner oven door glass to prevent heat loss and safety hazards
• Restores clear viewing of the oven cavity for monitoring food without opening the door
• Helps maintain proper oven temperature by resealing the door assembly when installed correctly
• Suitable when the existing glass is chipped, shattered, or otherwise compromised

• One inner oven door glass panel

• Disconnect power to the range or oven before starting any repair (unplug or switch off circuit breaker)
• Handle glass with heavy-duty gloves and eye protection to avoid cuts from sharp edges
• Removal typically requires opening the oven door and removing door trim/fasteners; keep track of screws and any clips