Dryer Duct Parts

The Venting Kit is an OEM part for LG dryers. This part offers flexibility and efficiency in dryer installation and setup, this kit enables side or bottom venting of the appliance, facilitating optimal use of space in your laundry area. It's ideal for situations where the traditional rear venting is not feasible or preferred. 

Causes of venting system issues can include blockages, incorrect installation, or the use of incompatible parts, leading to reduced efficiency and potential safety hazards, such as overheating or fire risks.  

Symptoms of a bad or improperly installed venting system include:

• Extended drying times
• Excessive humidity or heat in the laundry area
• Unusual noises during operation
• Accumulation of lint in and around the dryer

This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Kenmore models.

The Heater Box is an OEM part for Whirlpool dryers. It houses the heating element that generates the hot air required to dry clothes efficiently. The heater box ensures optimal heat distribution within the dryer, contributing to uniform and effective drying cycles. 

Causes of a bad Heater Box include overheating, which can warp or damage the box, restrictions in airflow causing inefficient heating, and physical damage that can compromise the box's integrity. 

Symptoms of a bad Heater Box include:

• Clothes taking longer than usual to dry
• The dryer operating at higher temperatures than normal
• Unusual noises during operation, indicating potential airflow or mechanical issues
• The outside of the dryer becoming unusually hot during cycles

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

The Lint Filter Guide is an OEM part for LG dryers. It holds the removable lint filter screen securely in place. Proper alignment and secure mounting of the lint filter is important for effective filtration.

Causes of a faulty lint filter guide can include wear and tear from years of inserting and removing lint screens. Damage such as cracks or breaks could compromise secure mounting.

Symptoms of a problematic filter guide include:

• The lint screen not sitting correctly or falling out of alignment
• Inability to fully insert or remove the lint screen
• Lint scattering inside washer rather than collecting in screen

This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Kenmore models.

This replacement air duct channels circulation air through the appliance, guiding it between sections to help maintain more even temperatures. A cracked, warped, or missing duct can leak air and reduce overall cooling performance. What it does:

• Routes air from the evaporator/fan to the outlet vents
• Helps balance airflow and temperature between compartments
• Gaps or misalignment can cause weak airflow or warm spots
• Cracks may lead to frost or condensation around the vent area
• Broken tabs or wear can create rattles or looseness

• 1 air duct

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves.
• Remove shelves/covers to access the duct; note screw locations and any nearby sensors or damper components.
• Transfer any reusable foam seals/insulation from the original part and reinstall using existing hardware.
• After reassembly, ensure vents are clear and the fan operates smoothly.

This duct assembly channels airflow inside the appliance to guide exhaust and internal air between components. Replacing a damaged or obstructed duct helps restore proper airflow and can reduce poor performance or long cycles. What it does:

• Directs exhaust and circulation air between internal components to maintain airflow
• Prevents leaks that can reduce efficiency or cause longer cycle times
• Helps avoid overheating or moisture build-up from restricted airflow
• Reduces rattling or vibration caused by a cracked or loose duct

• Disconnect power (and turn off gas supply for gas appliances) before beginning work.
• Handle edges carefully — sheet metal can be sharp; wear cut-resistant gloves.
• Ensure duct is seated and fastened to create a tight seal where it connects to other components.
• After reassembly, run a test cycle to confirm airflow and proper operation.

The Trap Duct Assembly is an OEM part for GE dryers. This part directs the airflow from the dryer drum to the exhaust vent. This assembly ensures efficient drying by guiding hot air out of the dryer while collecting lint and debris in the trap, preventing it from clogging the venting system.

Causes of a bad trap duct assembly can include lint buildup over time, physical damage due to heavy usage, or obstruction from foreign objects. 

Symptoms of a bad Trap Duct Assembly include:

• Reduced drying efficiency or longer drying times
• Excessive lint buildup around the dryer
• Overheating of the dryer
• Unusual noises during the drying cycle

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This dryer duct assembly channels air from the drum to the blower and exhaust. Replacing a cracked or warped housing restores proper airflow, helps prevent lint bypass, and supports consistent drying performance.

• Directs and seals airflow between the drum and blower housing
• Helps maintain drying efficiency by minimizing leaks and lint bypass
• Damage or warping can lead to long dry times and reduced airflow
• Signs of failure include visible cracks, melted spots, or air/lint leakage around the duct area

• Disconnect power; for gas models, turn off the gas supply
• Access from the front by removing the top and front panel
• Note fastener locations and any attached brackets/harnesses, then transfer them to the new assembly
• Vacuum lint from internal ducting and verify seals before test run

Side and bottom exhaust kit.

This 6-foot dryer vent duct connects your dryer's exhaust outlet to the wall vent. It provides a secure path for moist air to exit the home, helping maintain airflow and consistent drying performance. What it does:

• Vents hot, moist air from the dryer to the exterior
• Replaces crushed, torn, or lint-clogged ducting
• Helps address longer dry times, heat buildup/shut-offs, or moisture and lint around the dryer
• Supports a short, direct run to reduce kinks and airflow restrictions

• One 6-foot dryer vent duct

• Disconnect power; for gas models, turn off the gas supply before starting
• Pull the dryer forward and remove old ducting and lint/debris from connections
• Attach the duct fully to the dryer outlet and wall vent and secure with clamps; avoid sharp bends or crushing
• Move the dryer back carefully and confirm strong airflow at the exterior vent hood

This air duct assembly routes airflow inside the appliance to maintain consistent circulation and temperature control. Replacing a cracked, warped, or blocked duct restores the designed air path, improves performance, and reduces hot or cold spots.

• Directs and balances airflow through internal channels as designed
• Helps maintain stable temperatures and reduces moisture or frost around vents
• Preserves a sealed air path to minimize leaks, noise, and inefficiency
• Typical symptoms of a failed duct include uneven temperatures, weak airflow, frost/condensation near vents, or visible cracks/broken tabs

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow any ice buildup to thaw for easier removal
• Remove shelves/covers to access the duct; keep track of screws and clips
• Note orientation; transfer any reusable seals, gaskets, or sensors from the original assembly as needed
• Ensure vents are clear and seals are seated; restore power and allow up to 24 hours for temperatures to stabilize

This replacement terminal box encloses the dryer's rear power-cord connection area. It shields the terminal block and wiring to help prevent arcing and heat damage, supporting safe, reliable operation.

• Houses and protects the terminal block and cord connections at the rear of the dryer
• Provides mounting points for the cord strain relief and cover
• Helps contain heat from loose/overheated connections to reduce risk of damage
• Damage here can contribute to scorching/melting at the cord entry, tripped breakers, or intermittent/no power

• Disconnect power before servicing; for gas dryers, also shut off gas supply
• Access the rear terminal area and document wire routing before disassembly
• Install the new box using existing hardware; transfer wiring and reattach the cover/strain relief
• Tighten terminal screws securely and verify correct cord configuration before testing

WPL VENT KIT, 4-WAY ULT

This duct routes air through the appliance's ventilation path to help maintain proper airflow and performance. Replace a cracked, warped, or obstructed duct to restore efficient air movement and reduce noise or uneven temperatures.

• Directs air along the intended passage between the fan/blower and internal compartments
• Helps prevent air leaks and bypass that can reduce efficiency
• Common symptoms include weak airflow, longer run times, rattling/vibration, or visible damage
• Replace if tabs are broken, the duct is deformed, or airflow is restricted by cracks/debris

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow hot components to cool
• Access typically requires removing a cover or panel—note screw lengths/locations
• Reuse existing fasteners and any gaskets/foam seals unless replacing them separately
• Ensure all mating surfaces seat fully to avoid air leaks before reassembly

This dryer blower housing encloses the blower wheel and directs air from the drum through the lint filter to the exhaust vent. Replacing a damaged housing restores proper airflow for consistent drying and helps keep lint contained within the airflow path.

• Encloses and supports the blower wheel while channeling air from the drum to the exhaust
• Maintains correct airflow and back pressure for efficient drying performance
• Replace if the housing is cracked, warped, melted, or otherwise damaged
• Typical symptoms include weak vent airflow, longer dry times, rattling or scraping from the blower area, or visible lint leakage

• Disconnect power; if gas, also shut off the gas supply
• Access the blower area by removing the lower/front panel and lint ducting as required by your model
• Transfer the blower wheel and any brackets from the old housing; clean lint from ducts before reassembly
• Ensure the housing seats fully and all duct connections are tight; spin the blower by hand to verify clearance before restoring power

Replace a damaged collector duct to restore proper ventilation airflow. This kit channels air from the appliance's intake to the exhaust path, helping reduce leaks, noise, and recirculation for consistent capture performance.

• Directs airflow from the intake/collector to the exhaust duct path
• Helps maintain proper airflow and capture efficiency
• Provides a sealed transition to minimize air leaks and recirculation
• Common symptoms: poor vent suction, smoke/steam lingering, rattling vibrations, visible damage or gaps

• Disconnect power at the breaker; shut off gas before servicing
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—sheet-metal edges can be sharp
• Note airflow orientation and gasket locations; dry-fit before fastening
• Seal joints with UL-listed foil HVAC tape; do not use cloth duct tape

This exhaust kit connects the appliance's blower outlet to exterior ductwork, restoring smooth, directed airflow. Replacing a damaged or missing adapter helps clear steam, smoke, and odors more effectively and reduces recirculated air. What it does:

• Couples the blower outlet to the home's exhaust ducting for outside venting
• Helps guide airflow in the correct direction during fan operation
• Addresses weak venting, air leaking at the grille, or rattling from the vent path
• Replaces cracked, warped, or missing exhaust-adapter components

• One exhaust kit

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow hot surfaces to cool
• Dry-fit parts, then secure per manufacturer instructions; seal joints with foil HVAC tape
• Use rigid metal duct where required; avoid sharp bends and crushed ducts; wear cut-resistant gloves