Parts for Kitchenaid KBBR306ESS01: 11 - Lower Unit And Tube Parts

Size: 1/4 inch hex head, 10-12 x 1/2 inch.

This screw is used to secure the handle end cap to the center of the door. The screw size measures 8-18 x 1/2 inches.

This insul-sound deadening pad reduces vibration and noise by dampening panels and components in laundry and kitchen appliances. It's a small adhesive-backed sound/isolation pad used where noise or rattles transfer through metal surfaces. What it does

• Dampens rattles and reduces structure-borne noise from panels, cabinets and housings.
• Helps isolate vibrating components from appliance chassis to lower perceived sound.
• Commonly applied behind control panels, cabinet walls or on motor mounts to cut vibration transmission.
• Useful when worn, detached or hardened factory pads allow increased noise.

• One insul-sound deadening pad

• Disconnect power before servicing an appliance to avoid shock or injury.
• Clean and dry mounting surface; press pad firmly to ensure adhesive contact.
• Replace only in the original location; do not cover vents or moving parts.
• If adhesive is weak, use OEM-approved adhesive; avoid solvents that may damage finishes.

A replacement dryer heater assembly that restores heat generation so your electric dryer can warm and dry loads efficiently. Installs inside the dryer cabinet and delivers the heat source required for normal drying cycles. What it does:

• Produces the hot air needed to dry clothes during the dryer's heating cycle
• Commonly used when the dryer runs but there is no or little heat
• Helps address long dry times caused by a failed or open heating element
• Works with the dryer's blower and thermostat systems to maintain airflow and temperature

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Inspect and test thermal fuses, thermostats and wiring; replace any faulty components
• Handle terminals and the element carefully to avoid damage; ensure correct orientation and secure connections
• Follow the dryer model's service manual for step-by-step removal and reinstallation

Rubber grommet cushions and seals wiring, hose, or shaft openings in your refrigerator. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to prevent abrasion.

Refrigerator making strange noises or temperature uneven? This evaporator fan motor circulates cold air. Moderately difficult repair—video available.

Fridge not cooling but freezer works? A worn evaporator fan blade prevents cold air circulation. Easy 15-minute DIY fix with our video guide.

This bracket provides a secure mounting point for internal appliance components, restoring proper alignment and reducing vibration for smooth operation. Use it to replace a worn, bent or missing support bracket. What it does:

• Secures panels, assemblies or components to the appliance frame to prevent movement
• Restores proper alignment and fit where a bracket has failed or been removed
• Helps eliminate rattling, vibration or misaligned parts caused by a damaged bracket
• Simple, passive component—no electrical function

• Bracket

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before starting any repair
• Inspect mounting holes and mating surfaces for damage before installing
• Reuse or replace original fasteners as appropriate; tighten securely but avoid over-torquing

Refrigerator not cooling or powering on? This wire jumper bridges terminals to complete electrical circuits between components. Simple 10-minute fix.

Fix a refrigerator not cooling properly with a new evaporator coil. This part absorbs heat to keep food cold. Moderate DIY repair for bottom-mount units.

This heater pan is the stamped metal mounting tray that supports the dryer's heating element and helps route airflow for proper drying. It replaces a damaged or corroded pan to restore correct heater placement and airflow. What it does:

• Provides a stable mounting surface for the dryer heating element assembly
• Helps direct heated air through the dryer cabinet for efficient drying
• Prevents the heating element from contacting other components
• Can reduce rubbing or vibration noises caused by a warped or broken pan
• Common symptom link: dryer not heating properly, unusual noises, or visible damage/corrosion to the pan

• One heater pan

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Some panels or components must be removed to access the heater pan; keep track of fasteners
• Handle sheet metal carefully—edges may be sharp

Seals openings where hoses or wires pass through cabinet walls. Replace if cracked, torn, or missing to prevent chafing and vibration noise. Verify fit.