Kenmore Dryer 110.76814692 (11076814692, 110 76814692) Parts

This replacement cover restores the appliance's finished appearance and protects internal components from dust and debris. It's a direct-fit exterior trim piece designed to replace a cracked, broken, or missing cover. What it does:

• Protects internal components and wiring from debris and accidental contact
• Restores the appliance's cosmetic appearance and helps maintain sealing
• Helps reduce dust buildup in the covered area
• Replaces damaged or missing trim that can expose sharp edges or hardware

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off circuit breaker) before beginning work
• Basic hand tools may be required; follow for panel removal/replacement
• Handle carefully to avoid scratching the finish and watch for sharp edges
• Replace with manufacturer-recommended fasteners

Type AB #8-18 x 5/8 inch thread-forming screw secures panels and components in appliances. Replace missing, stripped, or corroded fasteners.

Supports and pivots the hinged dryer top panel for service access. Replace if cracked, broken, or causing wobble, scraping, or alignment gaps.

Replacement screw secures panels, brackets, and internal assemblies. Needed when original hardware is stripped, corroded, or missing to keep parts tight.

Short baffle that mounts inside the dryer drum to lift clothes as the drum rotates. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing for proper tumbling action.

Dryer stops early on auto cycle but works on timed? The moisture sensor control board monitors dryness levels. DIY-friendly repair, 15-20 minutes.

6-20 screw secures panels, brackets, and internal components. Replace stripped, missing, or damaged screws to restore proper fit and eliminate rattling.

Almond. Size: 13 oz. can. Acrylic appliance paint.

Holds the dryer bulb and provides electrical connection for interior lighting. Replace if cracked, heat-damaged, or causing flickering lights. Confirm fit.

Fastener secures panels, brackets, and internal assemblies in washers, dryers, and refrigerators. Replace stripped, missing, or worn screws.

This door spring restores the proper counterbalance of the oven door so it opens smoothly and closes with controlled tension. Replacing a worn or broken spring helps prevent the door from dropping, slamming, or sitting unevenly.

• Provides counterbalance tension for the oven door through the hinge mechanism
• Helps the door open smoothly and hold at a partially open position
• Maintains even alignment and consistent gasket contact
• Common symptoms of failure: door feels heavy, drops open or slams, uneven door height, squeaks during movement

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely
• Springs are under tension—support the door and use caution to avoid injury
• Note the spring's routing and anchor points before removal; reinstall in the same positions
• For even tension, consider replacing both door springs when the design uses one per side

Touch-up paint for appliances in almond color. Repairs chips, scratches, and worn spots on ovens, refrigerators, microwaves, and dryers.

This trim piece finishes and protects an opening or edge on your appliance's cabinet or console. Replacing a cracked or missing trim restores a clean, factory look and helps nearby components sit and operate as intended. What it does:

• Provides a clean, finished edge and covers sharp cabinet/console edges
• Helps keep adjacent parts aligned and secured around the opening
• Restores appearance when original trim is cracked, warped, discolored, or missing
• Common symptoms: loose or rattling piece, cosmetic damage, snagging edges, or poor fit of nearby parts

• 1 trim piece

• Disconnect power; if applicable, shut off gas or water. Wear cut-resistant gloves.
• Remove the existing trim by releasing clips or removing screws; note orientation and retain hardware.
• Transfer any reusable clips/inserts from the old trim to the new part.
• Align and snap/screw the new trim into place; do not overtighten.

White end cap kit with left and right caps for the dryer control panel ends. Provides finished appearance and protects panel edges.

This motor connector housing is the molded body that holds the motor's wire terminals for a secure, insulated connection. Replacing a cracked or heat-damaged housing helps restore reliable motor operation and prevent intermittent power issues.

• Organizes and insulates the motor's wiring terminals
• Locks the harness to the motor for a firm electrical connection
• Helps reduce loose contacts, arcing, and heat damage at the plug
• If the housing is failing, you may see intermittent or no motor operation, the machine stopping mid-cycle, or visible melting/discoloration at the motor connector

• Disconnect power; also shut off gas supply
• Note wire positions; transfer terminals into the new housing one at a time to maintain orientation
• Inspect terminals and wiring; replace any burnt or loose terminals before reassembly
• Ensure the connector seats fully on the motor and the harness is secure; restore power and test