Parts for Craftsman 917289280: Electrical Parts

This small mounting spacer positions and cushions internal components, helping maintain correct part alignment and reduce vibration-related noise. It restores the intended gap between parts for smooth, reliable appliance operation. What it does:

• Maintains proper spacing between adjacent components to prevent rubbing or misalignment
• Cushions parts to reduce vibration and associated noise during operation
• Keeps mounting hardware aligned for secure fit and consistent performance
• Common symptom link: loose or misaligned panels, rubbing sounds, or increased vibration

• Turn off and unplug the appliance (or disconnect power) before starting any repair
• Replace spacer in the exact location and orientation of the original; use the same style and size
• Do not overtighten adjacent fasteners—tighten only until snug to avoid crushing the spacer
• If multiple spacers of the same type are present and one is damaged, consider replacing all to maintain uniform spacing

The Dryer Leveling Leg is an OEM part for Fisher & Paykel dryers. It securely elevates and stabilizes the dryer unit on any floor surface. The leveling leg allows for balance, and level adjustment, and protects against moisture concerns.

Symptoms of an insufficient leveling leg include: 

• Dryer rocking or wobbling noticeably during operation
• Premature wear of internal tumbler bearings  
• Vents or doors failing to seal properly

Causes of a faulty leveling leg can be damaged from repositioning the heavy dryer on uneven flooring. Over time, repeated stress leads to fractures of mounting points. 

This EII control knob replaces a worn, cracked, or missing oven/stove control knob to restore safe, accurate selection of heat settings. It provides a like-for-like interface for turning and selecting temperature or function positions. What it does:

• Fits over the appliance's control shaft to allow manual selection of heat or function settings
• Restores a secure grip and readable pointer for accurate setting adjustment
• Helps resolve symptoms like a loose, spinning, missing, or cosmetically damaged knob
• Re-establishes positive detent feel when the original knob no longer indexes correctly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting service; follow all safety guidelines
• Most knobs pull straight off the control shaft; some models use a small set screw—inspect before removing
• Align the knob's splines/pointer to the shaft and push on firmly (or tighten set screw if present)