Power Tech Line Mover Spark Plug Parts

This insert is a small trim and mounting piece used to secure and align adjacent appliance panels and components, restoring a finished look and preventing debris from entering tight gaps. What it does

• Provides a finished edge or trim where panels meet to improve appearance
• Helps align and hold panels or controls in the correct position
• Reduces rattling or movement caused by loose trim or mounting points
• Blocks dust and debris from getting into small openings

• One insert as shown

• Use basic hand tools; avoid forcing parts to prevent breakage
• Disconnect power to the appliance before doing any repairs that require access behind panels
• If multiple trim pieces are damaged, replace matching pieces for a uniform fit and appearance

A small rubber door bumper that cushions the refrigerator door, reduces noise and wear, and helps the door close smoothly. Installs quickly to restore proper door contact and minimize rattling or chipping. What it does:

• Acts as a soft stop between the door and cabinet to prevent metal-on-metal contact
• Helps ensure a tighter door seal by providing correct spacing and contact
• Reduces vibration noise and rattling from the door closing or while running
• Protects painted surfaces and gasket edges from repeated impact

• One replacement rubber door bumper

• Typically snaps or presses into a receptacle on the door or cabinet—no special tools required
• Clean the mounting area before installing to ensure a secure fit
• Replace when flattened, cracked, or missing to maintain proper door alignment and sealing

This rail end cap is a small trim piece that covers and protects the exposed end of a drawer or door rail, restoring a finished appearance and preventing snags. Easy-to-replace part for worn, cracked, or missing rail ends. What it does:

• Covers the open end of a metal or plastic rail to prevent clothing or towels from catching
• Restores the original finished look to a drawer or door rail
• Helps keep dirt and debris out of the rail opening
• Prevents sharp or rough rail edges from causing wear or injury

• One rail end cap

• Typically installs by pressing onto the rail end until fully seated; may require light prying of the old cap
• Use a plastic trim tool or flat screwdriver with care to avoid scratching surrounding surfaces
• No advanced tools required; disconnect power only if working near energized controls
• If cap is brittle or breaks during removal, replace any retained clips or fasteners as needed

This small rubber bumper cushions and stabilizes moving appliance parts to reduce vibration, noise and wear. It restores proper spacing where a worn or missing stop lets components rub or rattle. What it does:

• Acts as a soft stop to prevent metal-on-metal contact and dampen vibration
• Helps eliminate rattling or scraping noises from doors, drawers or panels
• Maintains correct alignment and spacing of moving parts
• Protects finishes and extends service life of mating components

• Typically pressed or snapped into a socket or mounting post; no special tools usually required
• Clean the mounting area of dirt and residue before installing for best adhesion/fit
• Ensure the bumper is the correct match and fully seated before operating the appliance
• Disconnect power when working near electrical or moving parts

This bushing is a small sleeve-style bearing that supports a rotating shaft and reduces metal-to-metal wear for smooth operation. It helps restore proper alignment and quiet operation when the original bushing is worn. What it does

• Guides and supports a rotating shaft or spindle to reduce friction and wear
• Prevents metal-to-metal contact that can cause grinding or scoring
• Helps stop rubbing, squeaking, or vibration caused by a worn bearing surface
• Restores proper alignment of the moving component for smoother operation

• Inspect the mating shaft and housing for wear or damage before installing a new bushing
• Press or seat the bushing evenly; avoid hammering directly on the bushing surface
• Use proper tools and safety gear; disconnect power or unplug the appliance before service
• If surrounding parts are worn (shafts, seals, clips), replace them to prevent premature bushing failure

This small button-style plug fills and finishes an unused hole or access opening on the appliance, restoring a clean appearance and helping keep out dust and moisture. It's a simple cosmetic and protective replacement. What it does:

• Covers and seals unused holes or trim openings to improve appearance
• Helps block dirt, lint, and moisture from entering panels or compartments
• Replaces worn or damaged plugs that no longer seat securely
• Provides a flush, finished look matching appliance trim

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing for safety.
• Typically snaps or presses into place; use a flat tool to carefully remove an old plug if needed.
• Avoid excessive force to prevent damage to surrounding trim or clips.