Lg Dryer 79681593410 Parts

Sound dampening insulation that reduces dryer noise and vibration. Replace if worn, torn, or missing to restore quiet operation and cushioning.

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.

This duct outlet directs dryer exhaust from the appliance to the external vent, helping maintain proper airflow and reduce leaks at the connection point. It replaces a cracked or damaged outlet to restore a secure vent path. What it does:

• Provides a secure connection point for the exhaust vent hose to the dryer
• Directs hot, moist air safely out of the cabinet and toward the external vent
• Helps prevent exhaust leaks that can reduce drying performance or allow lint into the cabinet
• Replaces damaged, cracked, or warped outlet pieces that no longer seal correctly

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) and move the appliance away from the wall before starting
• Basic hand tools are typically required; follow the appliance service manual for panel removal and reassembly
• Inspect surrounding vent hose and clamps; replace any worn or crushed venting to ensure a good seal

This thermistor assembly (NTC) monitors temperature and helps the appliance maintain proper cooling cycles and defrost timing. It fits into the temperature-sensing circuit to provide accurate resistance readings for the control board. What it does:

• Senses temperature changes and sends NTC resistance signals to the control board
• Helps the refrigerator/freezer regulate cooling cycles and trigger defrost when needed
• Can resolve issues like incorrect temperature readings or irregular cooling behavior
• Works as the temperature input for automatic control and safety routines

• Disconnect power before accessing the temperature sensor to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the sensor and wiring gently; do not tug on the thermistor leads
• Verify connector orientation and secure mounting to ensure accurate temperature reading