Lg Dryer 79691783810 Parts

Dryer won't tumble or makes loud noise? This complete drum assembly restores proper rotation and quiet operation. Major repair, 2-3 hours for experienced DIYers.

This is the rear tub drum for the washer's drum assembly; it supports the inner drum and helps keep loads balanced so the washer can tumble and spin properly. Use this part to restore stable drum rotation and reduce rubbing or banging noises. What it does:

• Supports the inner wash basket and maintains proper alignment during spin cycles
• Keeps the drum centered to prevent rubbing against the cabinet or seal
• Helps reduce loud banging, wobbling or excessive vibration during operation
• Works with the tub seals, bearings and suspension to maintain smooth rotation

• One rear tub drum

• Disconnect power and water before beginning any repair
• This is a major drum component; expect to remove the outer cabinet and other assemblies to access it
• Support the inner drum while separating components; bearings, seal and hardware may need inspection or transfer

Replaces the upper outer cover on your dryer. Restores a finished appearance and protects internal components. Needed when the original is cracked or damaged.

Secures and supports dryer panels and structural components to restore proper alignment. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn to stop panel rattling.

This outer door frame replaces the cosmetic trim that surrounds the microwave door, restoring appearance and helping the door seal and latch properly. It's a direct-fit exterior component for a clean, finished look. What it does:

• Replaces damaged, dented or cracked outer door trim that affects the door's appearance
• Restores proper alignment and support for the door's outer assembly
• Helps maintain a consistent exterior finish and protects internal door components
• Commonly used when the door shows visible wear, cracks, or cosmetic damage

• Designed for direct replacement; follow the microwave's service manual for disassembly and reassembly steps
• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning work to avoid electrical hazards
• Handle the door and frame carefully to avoid scratching the finish; use soft protection and non-marring tools