Wall Oven Trim

This vertical side trim is a factory-style exterior trim piece that restores the finished edge of the refrigerator cabinet and improves the appearance where the door meets the cabinet. It replaces a cracked, dented, or missing side trim. What it does

• Covers and protects the outer cabinet edge for a clean, factory look
• Hides gaps and worn cabinet finishes that catch dirt or moisture
• Helps maintain proper door alignment appearance without altering function
• Commonly replaced when trim is cracked, dented, warped, or missing

• One vertical side trim piece

• High-level replacement — typically removes and installs with basic hand tools
• Follow manufacturer instructions for trim removal to avoid scratching adjacent finishes
• Disconnect power only if required by your model's disassembly instructions; this trim replacement is usually cosmetic

White trim assembly that covers the control panel or door edge area. Replace this cosmetic part when your original trim is chipped, faded, cracked, or missing.

White upper eyebrow trim for wall ovens. Replaces cracked, discolored, or missing trim pieces along the top edge of the oven door frame.

Black vent trim for ovens and ranges. Replaces cracked, broken, or discolored trim pieces around oven vents. Restores finished appearance.

Gray door glass trim support for ranges and wall ovens. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing trim pieces that secure glass panels on oven doors.

This is the right-side front trim piece for the appliance door—a finished stainless steel replacement that restores the door's appearance and protects the door edge from damage. What it does:

• Covers and finishes the right front edge of the door for a factory look
• Protects the door edge from chips, nicks and everyday wear
• Replaces scratched, dented or bent trim that affects appearance
• Helps keep seals and adjacent trim aligned by restoring original fit

• One right-side front trim piece (stainless steel)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the door or panels per OEM instructions to access trim fasteners
• Use non-marring tools and a soft cloth to avoid scratching finished surfaces
• Retain all screws and clips; reuse only the fasteners specified by the manufacturer