Lg Dryer 79679272012 Parts

This is the rear section of the dryer drum that forms the back wall of the tumbling chamber. It supports the drum structure and works with the front panel and drum seal to contain clothes during the drying cycle. Replace this part if it is cracked, warped, or damaged, which can cause unusual noises, poor tumbling performance, or air leaks that reduce drying efficiency.

Base bracket for dryers. Mounts to the bottom of the cabinet to secure the base assembly. Replace if bracket is cracked, bent, or missing hardware.

Replace your dryer's cracked or damaged top cabinet panel. Restores exterior protection and clean appearance. Covers and protects internal components.

Safety cover cap for dryers and laundry centers. Protects internal components and covers exposed areas. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.

Covers and protects the drum light bulb in your dryer. Replace if the lens is cracked, broken, discolored, or missing to restore proper light coverage.

This is a flexible hose that connects the condensate drain pump to the water drainage system in a condensing dryer. It carries collected moisture from the pump to the drain outlet or reservoir. Replace this hose if you notice water leaking beneath or behind the dryer, or if the pump is running but water is not being properly drained.

Service manual for dryer repair and maintenance. Includes technical diagrams, troubleshooting guides, and part specifications for your model.

This frame body is the outer cabinet trim that secures and finishes the front of the appliance, restoring proper fit, alignment, and appearance. It helps keep internal components protected and ensures panels mount correctly. What it does:

• Provides structural support and mounting surface for the front panel and controls
• Keeps internal components shielded from dust and debris
• Restores proper fit and alignment when the original frame is bent or damaged
• Improves appliance appearance by replacing cracked, dented, or warped trim

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Removal typically requires loosening screws or clips; keep fasteners for reuse unless replacements are provided
• Handle edges carefully — trim pieces can have sharp metal or plastic edges