Whirlpool Range / Cooktop / Oven Bumper, Bushing, Grommet Parts

This bumper is a small cushioning stop used at contact points on the appliance. It absorbs impact and prevents metal-to-metal contact to reduce noise and protect surfaces when doors, drawers, lids, or racks close.

• Cushions closing to soften impact and protect finishes
• Serves as a stop to maintain proper spacing at the contact point
• Helps reduce slamming, squeaks, and rattles
• Replace if cracked, flattened, missing, or if new clunking noises occur when closing

• Disconnect power (and shut off water/gas if applicable) before servicing
• Note the bumper's original location and orientation
• Remove the old bumper and clean the mounting area or hole
• Press the new bumper fully into place and verify a secure fit and proper clearance

Small rubber bumper that cushions appliance components to reduce noise, prevent metal-on-metal contact, and protect finishes; replaces worn or missing bumpers to restore quiet operation and prevent damage. What it does:

• Absorbs shock and vibration to stop rattling or buzzing
• Prevents doors, drawers or panels from banging or scraping
• Protects painted and metal surfaces from wear and chipping
• Helps restore proper spacing and alignment of moving parts

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Typically installs by pressing into a mating hole or seating on a flat surface; some applications use adhesive
• Inspect mating surface for damage or debris and replace any additional worn bumpers for even contact

Rubber grommet that cushions and protects wiring, hoses or components where they pass through metal openings. Helps reduce chafing, vibration and noise while restoring a secure, flush fit when a worn grommet is replaced. What it does

• Protects wires, cables or hoses from rubbing against sharp metal edges.
• Cushions and isolates components to reduce rattles and vibration noise.
• Helps keep openings sealed from debris and limits movement of the routed part.
• Common symptoms that indicate replacement: torn, cracked or missing grommet; visible chafing on wiring; rubbing or new rattling sounds.

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before accessing the repair area.
• Remove any panels or retainers that block the grommet location; note fastener placement.
• Press the grommet into the opening until seated flush; a small amount of soapy water can ease installation—avoid sharp tools that can tear the part.
• Inspect surrounding wiring/hoses for damage and replace or repair as needed.

This spacer is a small mounting component that helps keep internal appliance parts correctly positioned for reliable, quiet operation. Use it to restore proper spacing and reduce rubbing or vibration between parts. What it does:

• Provides correct spacing between components to maintain alignment and prevent contact
• Helps reduce noise and vibration caused by misaligned parts
• Supports stable assembly of panels, brackets, or housings where used
• Commonly replaced when worn, cracked, or missing

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before beginning any repair
• Installation typically requires removing an access panel and replacing the old spacer with the new one
• Use basic hand tools; avoid forcing parts into position to prevent damage

This small replacement bumper cushions contact points to reduce noise, prevent wear, and help doors or panels close more quietly and sit flush. Use it to restore proper cushioning where an original bumper is worn or missing. What it does:

• Absorbs shock and prevents metal-to-metal contact that can cause noise or chipping
• Helps doors, panels, or components close more softly and remain properly seated
• Reduces vibration transferred to surrounding parts for quieter operation
• Restores protective spacing to prevent rubbing and premature wear

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing and follow the manufacturer's safety instructions
• Typically installs at the contact point; remove the old bumper and press or place the replacement into position
• If the bumper uses adhesive or a fastener, use the same method indicated by the OEM for secure fitment

This rubber door bumper cushions and aligns the appliance door to prevent slamming and reduce vibration, helping doors close smoothly and protecting cabinet and door finishes from wear. What it does:

• Acts as a cushion between the door and cabinet, absorbing impact during closing
• Helps keep the door aligned and reduces rattling or vibration during use
• Prevents metal-to-metal contact that can cause chipping, scratching, or noise
• Commonly replaced when worn, flattened, cracked, or missing

• One rubber door bumper

• Remove power to the appliance before accessing the door area or hinges
• Usually presses into a hole or snaps into a mount on the door or cabinet; no special tools required for many models
• Inspect surrounding mounting boss for damage; replace if cracked or deformed

Color: Biscuit.

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