Drum, Bulkhead, Front Parts

Front drum bulkhead for your dryer. This structural component supports the drum assembly. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn to restore proper drum support.

This is the rear section of the dryer drum that forms the back wall of the tumbling chamber. It supports the drum structure and works with the front panel and drum seal to contain clothes during the drying cycle. Replace this part if it is cracked, warped, or damaged, which can cause unusual noises, poor tumbling performance, or air leaks that reduce drying efficiency.

This sub tub assembly replaces the inner drum housing that supports the wash basket and channels water during cycles. It restores proper drum support and helps stop rubbing, banging, or abnormal noise during operation. What it does:

• Houses and supports the wash basket so laundry tumbles correctly
• Directs wash and rinse water within the washer cabinet
• Prevents metal-to-metal contact that can cause noise or fabric damage
• Helps maintain proper drum alignment and smooth rotation

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting work
• This is a heavy, bulky component — have a helper or use lifting aids
• Inspect and replace any associated seals, gaskets, or bearings as needed

Front bulkhead assembly for dryer drum. This structural component supports the drum's front rotation. Replace if cracked, warped, or damaged.

Front drum bulkhead assembly for dryers. Replaces cracked, broken, or worn front drum housing. Essential structural component for proper drum support.

This replacement dryer drum is the rotating tub that holds and tumbles clothes while channeling airflow for even drying. Swap a damaged drum to stop rubbing noises, fabric snags, and uneven tumbling. What it does:

• Rotates inside the dryer cabinet to tumble laundry and direct hot air through the load.
• Supports the drum belt and rides on rollers/glides for smooth operation.
• Replace when you see dents, cracks, deep gouges, or metal-to-metal contact.
• Common symptoms of a failing drum: scraping or grinding noises, clothes catching, visible drum damage, or uneven tumbling.
• Inspect rollers, glides, and belt when replacing the drum.

• Disconnect power (and turn off gas supply for gas dryers) before beginning any repairs.
• Support the drum when removing or installing to avoid dropping or damaging the cabinet or finish.
• Installation typically requires removing the dryer front or top panels and repositioning the belt and rollers; have basic hand tools ready.
• If you hear persistent noises after install, recheck belt alignment, roller condition, and cabinet mounting.

This is the complete drum assembly for a clothes dryer - the large cylindrical tub where laundry tumbles during the drying cycle. The drum rotates on support rollers driven by a belt and motor to circulate heated air through the clothing. Replace this assembly if the drum is cracked, warped, has damaged baffles, or produces excessive noise and vibration during operation.

Front drum bulkhead for your dryer. This structural component forms the front of the drum assembly. Replace if cracked, damaged, or worn from use.

Front bulkhead drum assembly for dryers. Replaces cracked, damaged, or worn drum housing. Installs at front of dryer drum to support rotation assembly.

Replacement dryer drum assembly with front bulkhead. Installs as the main rotating drum that tumbles clothes. Needed when drum is cracked, dented, or worn.

This control panel is the front console assembly that holds the refrigerator's user controls and display, restoring reliable button access and a finished appearance. It replaces worn, cracked, or unresponsive panels to help regain normal control operation. What it does:

• Provides the user interface for temperature settings, modes, and status indicators
• Supports push-buttons/touch switches and the display used to read settings
• Restores a secure, finished mounting surface for the console electronics
• Common symptom fixes: unresponsive buttons, cracked or damaged face, missing trim

• One control panel (front console) assembly

• Disconnect power before starting and ensure the appliance is completely de-energized
• Remove trim/bezels carefully to avoid breaking clips; keep fasteners for reinstallation
• Handle the panel by its edges to protect the finish and any attached electronics
• If the panel attaches to an electronic module, ensure connections are secure.