Kenmore Dryer 110.7358640 (1107358640, 110 7358640) Parts

Dryer drum won't turn or squeals? This motor pulley guides the drive belt for smooth drum rotation. Restores reliable operation when worn or damaged.

Rubber bumper. Color: Grey.

Replacement drum front bulkhead for dryers. Installs at the front of the drum assembly. Needed when original is cracked, damaged, or worn out.

Lint chute directs lint and debris from the dryer drum to the lint screen. Replace if cracked, broken, or clogged to maintain proper airflow.

This kit secures the lower toe/kick panel to the front of the appliance, keeping the panel tight and properly aligned. Replacing worn or missing clips restores a secure fit and makes access for service straightforward.

• Holds the toe/kick panel in place at the base of the cabinet
• Helps prevent panel rattling, gaps, or a loose/hinging lower panel
• Common fix when the lower panel won't stay secured after service
• Durable metal clip design for repeated panel removal and reattachment

• Unplug appliance before servicing; wear gloves to avoid sharp edges
• Support the toe panel while releasing old clips to prevent bending
• Install clips in the cabinet slots first, then engage the panel into the clips
• Verify the panel is fully seated on both sides before restoring power

Right side

This left-side guide cable helps position and stabilize the appliance component it supports, restoring smooth movement and alignment for reliable operation. Designed to replace a worn or broken guide cable and reduce binding or misalignment. What it does:

• Guides and supports the component assembly on the left side to maintain correct travel and alignment
• Replaces damaged or frayed cable that can cause sticking, jerking, or uneven movement
• Helps restore smooth operation and consistent performance of the guided assembly
• Works as the matching left-side counterpart when paired with its right-side guide

• One left-side guide cable

• Follow the appliance manufacturer's service instructions and disconnect power before beginning work
• Handle cable ends and attachment points carefully to avoid fraying or damage during installation
• Verify routing and attachment points match the original cable for correct operation