Kenmore / Sears Range / Cooktop / Oven Nameplate, Faceplate

This center trim is the molded bezel that fits the front center of the cooktop/oven control area, restoring a finished look and protecting the control panel edges from heat and grime. What it does:

• Covers and protects the exposed edge of the control panel for a clean appearance
• Hides gaps, chips or discolored trim that make the console look worn
• Helps prevent dirt and grease from getting behind the control assembly
• Restores proper alignment and fit where the original trim is cracked or broken

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Typically secures with clips or screws—retain hardware and note orientation when removing old trim.
• Handle edges carefully; replacement may require gentle prying with a trim tool.
• If mounting hardware or support brackets are damaged, replace them separately.

Decorative medallion trim piece that restores your range's finished appearance. Replaces scratched, faded, or missing trim to maintain original styling.

Replace your range's control panel nameplate bezel when the decorative trim is cracked, chipped, faded, or missing. Restores the finished appearance.

Replace your damaged or missing range nameplate medallion. This decorative faceplate restores the front panel appearance when cracked or worn.

Decorative nameplate medallion that restores your range's original appearance on the control panel or door. Replaces cracked, faded, or missing emblems.

This replacement nameplate restores the front identification badge and cosmetic finish on the appliance, helping the unit look complete and factory-original again. It's a direct-fit exterior badge used where the original label has worn or fallen off. What it does:

• Replaces a missing, peeled, or faded exterior nameplate to restore the appliance's appearance.
• Serves as the decorative identification badge that mounts to the appliance surface.
• Helps prevent sharp edges or loose fragments from remaining after the old badge is removed.
• Useful when the original nameplate is cracked, scratched, or no longer adheres.

• One replacement nameplate

• High-level, safety-first: always unplug the appliance or disable power at the breaker before starting work near electrical components.
• Remove the old nameplate and any leftover adhesive or debris; clean and dry the mounting surface before installing the new badge.
• Align the new nameplate carefully and press firmly; handle with gloves to avoid fingerprints or cuts from edges.
• If fasteners or adhesive are required, use the OEM-specified method.