Crosley Rack Or Shelf

This stationary drying rack sits inside the dryer drum to dry items flat without tumbling. It replaces a missing or damaged rack so you can properly dry sweaters, shoes, and other items that shouldn't rotate in the drum. What it does:

• Provides a stable, non-rotating surface inside the drum for flat-drying
• Allows airflow to dry items that should not tumble (e.g., sweaters or shoes)
• Restores the dryer's rack-dry capability when the original rack is missing or broken
• Typical symptoms: rack is cracked/warped, won't sit securely, or you need to dry items flat

• 1 drying rack

• Unplug the dryer before installing
• Open the door and position the rack so the rear support engages at the back of the drum and the front rests in the door opening
• Ensure the rack is level and secure before loading items evenly
• Do not run standard tumbling cycles with the rack installed; remove it when finished

This Dryer Drying Rack creates a stationary shelf inside the drum so items that shouldn't tumble—like shoes, sweaters, and hats—can dry gently. Replace a missing or damaged rack to restore safe, non-tumble drying capability.

• Provides a stable platform inside the dryer for items that need to stay still while drying
• Helps reduce wear, scuffing, and noise from tumbling delicate or bulky items
• Restores function when the original rack is cracked, warped, or missing
• Common symptoms: rack won't seat/lock, sits unevenly, or items won't stay on the rack

• Disconnect power before installing
• Open the door and seat the rack so the rear support engages the back ledge/slots and the front rests on the door opening
• Ensure the rack is secure and clear of the rotating drum; load items evenly
• Remove the rack before returning to normal tumble cycles

This drying rack sits inside the dryer drum to hold items stationary for tumble-free drying. It's ideal for shoes, sweaters, and other delicate pieces that need air circulation without bouncing or spinning, helping prevent damage and excess noise. What it does:

• Provides a stable surface for no-tumble drying inside the drum
• Helps prevent scuffs, stretching, and wear on delicate items and footwear
• Replaces a missing, cracked, or warped rack
• Common signs you need a new rack: won't seat securely, bent or broken frame, or persistent rattling when in use

• 1 drying rack

• Unplug the dryer and allow the drum to cool before placing the rack
• Open the door and position the rack per your owner's manual so it sits level and secure
• Load items evenly; ensure nothing contacts the rotating drum
• Use only the rack-dry/low-heat/air cycles recommended for your model; remove the rack before normal tumbling cycles

The Drying Rack is an OEM part for Whirlpool steam dryers. It provides a flat, stable surface for drying clothes during steam cycles. As steam rises through the rack, it penetrates fabrics to release wrinkles faster while retaining moisture for a smoother finish. 

Symptoms of a bad drying rack include:

• Items not drying properly or evenly during steam cycles
• Excessive wrinkling or fabric deformation 
• Shorter fabric life due to over-drying
• Lack of steam penetration and wrinkle release 

Causes of drying rack failure can be cracking or warping of the plastic rack surface over multiple heat cycles. Mineral buildup from hard water may also reduce steam penetration.

This OEM replacement is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

This drying rack sits inside the dryer drum to hold items stationary during a cycle. It lets you dry shoes, sweaters, and other delicate or flat-dry items without tumbling, helping prevent scuffs, stretching, and banging noises.

• Provides a fixed, ventilated surface inside the drum for items that shouldn't tumble
• Allows heated air to circulate around shoes and flat-dry garments while the drum turns
• Helps reduce banging noise and protects delicate fabrics from abrasion
• Replace if the rack is cracked, warped, missing, or won't stay seated securely

• Allow the dryer to cool. Position the rack per your owner's manual so it seats securely at the front lip and rear support points
• Verify the rack is stable and clear of the drum path before starting a cycle
• Use appropriate low or air settings for delicates, and remove the rack before regular tumble loads

This replacement air fry tray lets your oven's air-fry function hold and crisp foods safely on the oven rack. It restores the manufacturer-intended tray used with Peregrine-series air fry ovens for even airflow and easy cleanup. What it does

• Holds food above the oven surface so hot air can circulate for air-frying and crisping.
• Designed to work with the oven's air-movement system to help promote even browning.
• Replaces a bent, warped, cracked, or missing air-fry tray that prevents proper use of the air-fry feature.
• Helps contain drips and crumbs for easier cleanup when roasting or air-frying.

• One air fry tray (Peregrine) as shown.

• Slide the tray onto the oven rack in the same orientation as the original; no tools usually required.
• Allow the oven to cool and disconnect power before removing the old tray or installing the new one.
• Inspect oven racks and supports for damage before use; do not use if warped or compromised.
• Hand wash or follow manufacturer care instructions; avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish.

A replacement oven rack that restores stable support for cookware and baking pans, helping maintain even cooking and safe handling. Designed to fit the original rack slots for reliable, everyday oven use. What it does

• Provides a stable shelf for cookware, bakeware and roasting pans.
• Replaces bent, rusted or damaged racks that catch or tilt during use.
• Helps restore proper airflow and consistent cooking when racks sit level.
• Visible, functional repair that avoids sliding or sticking when moving trays.

• Fits into existing oven rack slides; remove old rack by sliding out and lifting if needed.
• No tools required for typical replacement; handle with oven mitts if warm.
• Inspect rack stops and guide rails for damage before installing.
• Follow oven manufacturer safety guidelines: disconnect power or ensure appliance is cool before servicing.