Kenmore Washer Dryer Combo 417.99570120 (41799570120, 417 99570120) Parts

Replacement suspension spring for washer tub support systems. Restores proper tension when original spring is weakened, broken, or causing tub tilt.

This air duct seal creates a tight barrier between the dryer's lint housing and cabinet. Replacing a worn seal helps prevent air leaks, maintain proper airflow through the lint filter, and restore consistent drying performance.

• Seals the air duct/lint housing to the front panel to direct airflow through the lint screen and drum
• Helps maintain dryer efficiency and temperature control by preventing bypass air leaks
• Common symptoms of a failed seal include longer dry times, weak exhaust airflow, excess lint inside the cabinet, or lint around the door opening
• Replaces a deteriorated or missing seal to restore the intended air path

• Disconnect power; shut off gas supply for gas models
• Access the air duct by removing the lint screen and top/front panels as needed
• Remove the old seal and any residue; clean mating surfaces before installing the new seal
• Seat the duct evenly against the panel when reassembling to ensure a uniform seal

Dryer not heating or overheating? A faulty temperature control thermostat often causes inconsistent heat cycles. This part regulates dryer temperature.

Keep your dryer tumbling smoothly by restoring proper belt tension. This idler spring attaches to the idler arm and maintains tension on the drive belt so the drum turns reliably without slipping or squealing. What it does:

• Applies constant tension to the idler pulley to keep the drive belt tight around the drum and motor
• Helps resolve a drum that won't turn or tumbles intermittently
• Addresses belt issues such as slipping off, appearing loose, or premature breakage from low tension
• Can reduce squealing/chirping from the idler area caused by belt slip

• 1 idler spring

• Disconnect power; for gas dryers, also shut off the gas supply
• Access the idler assembly by removing the front or lower access panel per your model
• Relieve belt tension, unhook the old spring from the idler arm/frame, and install the new spring in the same orientation and holes
• Rotate the drum by hand to check smooth operation before reassembly

Seals the blower housing to prevent air leaks and maintain efficient airflow. Replace if torn, damaged, or causing reduced drying performance.

Washer won't start or advance to spin cycle? A broken lid strike prevents the lock from engaging. Simple 5-minute snap-in fix—just remove two screws.

Replacement mounting screw that fastens panels and components in laundry centers. Needed when original is missing, stripped, or damaged to restore secure fit.

Return spring for washer door lock mechanism. Restores tension so the latch returns to proper position. Replace if worn, missing, or causing loose latch.

Replacement bracket screw for securing internal panels and brackets to your appliance frame. Needed when original screws are stripped, corroded, or missing.

Replacement timer knob for washer dryer combos. Mounts to the control timer shaft to select cycles and settings. Needed when original is cracked or stripped.

Metal heat deflector that mounts near the dryer heating element. Replace if warped, cracked, or damaged to restore proper heat distribution and protect wiring.

The blower housing assembly encloses the blower wheel and channels air through the unit's coils. Replacing a cracked or warped housing helps restore smooth airflow and reduce blower noise caused by rubbing or misalignment.

• Directs and focuses airflow through the heat-exchange coils for proper operation
• Supports and aligns the blower wheel so it spins with correct clearance
• Helps minimize vibration and noise when the housing is intact
• Symptoms of a failed housing may include scraping or rattling noises, weak airflow, vibration, or visible cracks/broken mounts around the blower area

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection.
• Remove the front panel/cabinet to access the blower section; note screw and clip locations.
• Transfer the blower wheel, seals, and any reusable hardware from the old housing.
• Before reassembly, spin the blower wheel by hand to ensure free, rub-free rotation.

Evaporator insulator that surrounds the evaporator assembly to reduce heat transfer and help limit frost buildup. Replacing damaged insulation helps maintain consistent temperatures and prevents excess moisture inside the freezer or refrigerator. What it does:

• Insulates and protects the evaporator area — common signs: visible frost or ice buildup and inconsistent cooling.
• Helps reduce vibration-related noise from evaporator components — common sign: rattling or buzzing.
• Prevents cold-air leakage into cabinet walls to support efficient cooling — common sign: warm spots or extended run times.
• Restores proper airflow pathways around the evaporator to help the system cycle normally.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair.
• Access may require removal of interior panels or the evaporator cover; follow OEM service instructions.
• Handle the insulation gently to avoid tearing or compressing it; use only manufacturer-recommended adhesives or fasteners if needed.

Fix a washer that won't advance through cycles or stays stuck on one setting. This mechanical timer restores proper cycle sequencing. 1-hour DIY repair.

Secures the door strike to your washer, keeping the latch aligned for firm closure. Replace if missing, stripped, or corroded to restore reliable latching.

Suspension spring that supports and stabilizes the wash tub during operation. Replace if broken, cracked, or worn to restore proper tub support.