General Electric Dryer Duct Parts

This combustion chamber houses and shields the burner assembly on a gas dryer, channeling the burner flame for efficient ignition and heat transfer. Replaces a worn or damaged chamber to restore proper burner operation and safe combustion. What it does:

• Directs and contains the burner flame so heat is delivered to the dryer's drum and exhaust system.
• Protects surrounding components from direct flame and high temperatures.
• Helps maintain proper airflow and ignition stability; failure can cause weak or no ignition, rough heating, or unusual burner noise.
• Works with the burner, igniter/pilot, and gas valve to ensure reliable dryer heating.

• One combustion chamber (1).

• Turn off gas supply and unplug the dryer before starting work; gas appliances must be serviced with safety first.
• Follow the dryer's service manual for panel removal, burner access, and reassembly steps.
• Inspect and replace any damaged gaskets, seals, or mounting hardware; ensure proper fit and alignment to avoid leaks or burner misalignment.
• After installation, check for gas leaks, proper ignition, and normal burner operation.

This heat duct channels hot air inside the appliance to help direct heat where needed and protect surrounding components from heat exposure. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to restore proper airflow and component protection. What it does:

• Routes and contains hot air from the heater assembly to the oven/dryer exhaust path
• Protects nearby wiring and plastic components from excessive heat
• Helps maintain consistent internal temperatures by directing airflow
• Common symptom: visible broken or warped duct, burning smell, or uneven heating

• One heat duct

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before starting any repair
• Use basic hand tools; check for sharp edges and wear gloves as needed
• Verify correct fit and secure mounting to prevent contact with heater elements
• If you smell burning after install or see smoke, turn off the appliance and re-check installation