Kenmore Washer Dryer Combo 417.99570150 (41799570150, 417 99570150) Parts

A small locating pin used to align and secure parts during assembly, helping panels and components sit correctly for reliable operation. Ideal when a worn or missing pin causes fit or alignment issues. What it does:

• Positions and holds panels, trim, or assemblies in the correct location during reassembly
• Prevents shifting or misalignment of covers and access panels
• Restores proper fit where a bent, broken or missing pin causes loose trim or gaps
• Small, simple replacement that addresses common fit/fitment symptoms

• Disconnect power and unplug the appliance before beginning any work
• Use basic hand tools; avoid forcing parts into place to prevent damage
• Inspect surrounding components for damage and replace if worn

Pan hd phillips ,6-32 x 0.337 ,dog point

This backsheel clip secures the appliance backsheet to the cabinet, keeping panels aligned and preventing gaps. It's a simple replacement that restores proper panel fit and reduces rattling or movement. What it does:

• Holds the backsheet or rear panel in place for a flush fit
• Stabilizes the cabinet to reduce vibration and noise
• Helps maintain proper airflow paths by keeping panels sealed
• Replaces damaged, broken, or missing mounting clips

• High-level, screwless snap-in or push-fit — remove power and access the rear panel before replacing
• Use a flashlight and small flat tool to pry the old clip free if brittle or stuck
• Wear gloves to protect hands from sharp sheet-metal edges
• If multiple clips are damaged, replace all affected clips for even panel alignment

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

The blower housing seal is a perimeter gasket that closes the gap between the blower housing and the adjoining duct or bulkhead. It keeps airflow contained for efficient operation and helps prevent air leaks and debris from escaping.

• Seals the blower housing joint to minimize air leakage
• Helps maintain proper airflow for consistent performance
• Reduces dust/debris escape into the cabinet or surrounding area
• Replaces torn, brittle, flattened, or missing seals that can cause weak air output or rattling

• Disconnect power; turn off gas supply before servicing.
• Access the blower housing; note the original routing/orientation of the seal.
• Remove the old seal and clean mating surfaces of lint and residue.
• Seat the new seal evenly with no gaps or twists; reassemble and verify airflow.

This mechanical cycle timer controls the sequence and duration of wash, rinse and spin functions in compatible top-load washing machines, restoring proper cycle advancement and timing. What it does:

• Advances the washer through timed cycles so selected wash, rinse and spin functions run in the correct order.
• Routes power to the washer's motor and valves at the right points in the cycle.
• Commonly replaces timers that cause machines to get stuck on one cycle, fail to advance, or not complete a cycle.
• Works with the machine's existing control knobs and wiring harness to restore automatic cycle sequencing.

• Disconnect power to the washer before beginning any service to avoid electrical shock.
• Service typically requires access behind the console or control panel; remove panels carefully and keep fasteners organized.
• Note and photograph wiring connections before removal; reconnect wires to the same terminals.

This rubber lid bumper cushions the washer lid to prevent hard contact and reduce noise and wear. It replaces a worn or missing bumper to help the lid close more softly and sit level. What it does:

• Acts as a soft contact point between the lid and cabinet to absorb impact
• Reduces lid slamming, rattling, and vibration during operation
• Helps keep the lid aligned and prevents cosmetic damage to the rim
• Commonly replaced when the bumper is cracked, flattened, or missing

• One rubber lid bumper

• Install by removing the old bumper and pushing the new bumper into the mounting hole or recess; hand tools may be helpful
• Ensure the appliance is powered off and disconnected before servicing
• Inspect surrounding mounting area for damage and replace any broken retainers as needed
• If the bumper is hard to seat, warm it briefly with a hair dryer to improve flexibility