Roper Dryer Duct Parts

The heater box houses your dryer's heating element and screen. Replace this component when rusted, corroded, or the screen is damaged causing snags or stains.

Side or bottom exhaust vent kit for dryers. Relocates dryer vent from rear to side or bottom position. Includes metal duct, hardware, and instructions.

This is the duct assembly - sometimes called the heater box - that houses or channels heated air from the heating element into the dryer drum. It directs airflow so clothes dry efficiently and evenly. Replace this assembly if it is cracked, warped, or damaged, which can cause poor drying performance, unusual noises, or overheating issues.

Dryer Vent Test Kit ensures your dryer's vent system is operating properly. Kit includes two tests depending on the location of your dryer's lint screen: One for the lint screen in the top of your dryer, and one for the lint screen in the front of your dryer. Instructions included.

Extends your dryer's exhaust duct to reach distant venting points. Replace if your current extension is crushed, kinked, or too short for proper routing.

This is the heater housing box that directs heated air from the heating element into the dryer drum. It forms an enclosed duct pathway to ensure proper airflow during the drying cycle. Replace this part if the dryer is not heating efficiently, takes too long to dry clothes, or the housing is cracked, warped, or damaged from excessive heat.

Lint chute directs lint and debris from the dryer drum to the lint screen. Replace if cracked, broken, or clogged to maintain proper airflow.

This air duct assembly directs dryer exhaust airflow to the vent path, restoring proper air movement for efficient drying and safer operation. Replaces a damaged, cracked, or restricted duct to help reduce long dry times and airflow problems. What it does

• Channels heated air from the blower housing toward the exhaust vent.
• Restores proper airflow to reduce extended dry cycles and improve lint evacuation.
• Helps prevent overheating caused by a blocked or broken duct.
• Can reduce abnormal noises from air leaks or rattling duct sections.

• One air duct assembly.

• Disconnect power (and gas supply for gas models) before starting any repairs.
• Inspect adjoining seals and clamps; replace if worn to ensure a secure, leak-free fit.
• Wear gloves to protect hands from sharp edges and lint.