Dryer Basket Silverware Arm Parts

This drum wrapper assembly replaces the damaged or worn drum wrap to help the dryer drum turn smoothly and protect clothes from snags and rubbing. It restores a proper drum surface and reduces vibration and noise. What it does:

• Provides a protective wrap around the drum edge to prevent fabric from catching or rubbing
• Restores a smooth drum surface for quieter, even rotation
• Helps reduce drum vibration and scraping noises caused by worn or torn wrapper material
• Supports proper drum alignment and contact with seals during operation

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before starting any repair
• Installation requires partial disassembly of the front panel/drum—follow the OEM service manual or schematic
• Handle the drum and edges carefully to avoid cuts; use gloves and eye protection

Replacement dryer drum that holds and tumbles clothes during the drying cycle, restoring smooth rotation and preventing fabric damage. Replaces a dented, cracked, or noisy drum to improve drying performance. What it does:

• Spins and supports laundry inside the dryer so air circulates and items tumble evenly.
• Replaces a drum that is dented, warped, cracked, or rubbing—common causes of thumping, scraping, or fabric snags.
• Helps prevent further wear by restoring the smooth inner surface that clothes contact during drying.
• Works with the dryer's belt, rollers, seals and glides; damaged related components can cause repeat noise or wear.

• Disconnect power (and shut off gas supply on gas models) before starting any repair.
• Basic removal usually requires taking off the dryer front or top panel and sliding the old drum out.
• Inspect and replace worn rollers, belt, seals or glides when installing a new drum to avoid premature failure.
• Handle the drum carefully — edges may be sharp and some drums are heavy; use gloves and a second person if needed.

A replacement galvanized front bulkhead assembly with light opening that restores the washer's cabinet front and supports the door and control area. Replaces a damaged or corroded front panel to help maintain proper door alignment and cabinet integrity. What it does

• Provides the front cabinet support and mounting surface for the door and related hardware
• Includes the light opening for washer interior/accessory lights or indicators
• Restores proper door seal alignment and front-end rigidity after collision or corrosion damage
• Helps stop water intrusion and reduces vibration caused by a bent or weakened front panel

• One galvanized front bulkhead assembly with light opening

• Panel removal may require disconnecting power and detaching door, trim, and controls
• Disconnect power and shut off water before starting work to avoid shock or injury
• Handle edges carefully — metal panels can have sharp edges; wear gloves and eye protection
• Verify alignment and fastener torque during reassembly; test a short wash cycle to confirm proper operation

This drum roller assembly supports the dryer drum and helps it turn smoothly during cycles, reducing noise and wear. Replaces a worn or noisy roller to restore quieter, more consistent drum rotation. What it does:

• Supports the dryer drum and maintains proper alignment during rotation
• Reduces grinding, squeaking, or thumping noises caused by worn rollers
• Prevents excessive drum wobble that can lead to uneven drying or wear
• Helps bearings and drum seals last longer by maintaining smooth movement

• Disconnect power and gas before starting any repair
• Remove front or rear access panels and drum as required for safe replacement
• Inspect adjacent parts and replace if visibly worn
• Handle small parts carefully and follow OEM instructions for torque and reassembly

This replacement dryer drum is the rotating tub that holds and tumbles clothes while channeling airflow for even drying. Swap a damaged drum to stop rubbing noises, fabric snags, and uneven tumbling. What it does:

• Rotates inside the dryer cabinet to tumble laundry and direct hot air through the load.
• Supports the drum belt and rides on rollers/glides for smooth operation.
• Replace when you see dents, cracks, deep gouges, or metal-to-metal contact.
• Common symptoms of a failing drum: scraping or grinding noises, clothes catching, visible drum damage, or uneven tumbling.
• Inspect rollers, glides, and belt when replacing the drum.

• Disconnect power (and turn off gas supply for gas dryers) before beginning any repairs.
• Support the drum when removing or installing to avoid dropping or damaging the cabinet or finish.
• Installation typically requires removing the dryer front or top panels and repositioning the belt and rollers; have basic hand tools ready.
• If you hear persistent noises after install, recheck belt alignment, roller condition, and cabinet mounting.

This drum is the rotating tub that holds clothes and provides the tumbling action needed for cleaning or drying. It restores the drum surface and rotation area to help the appliance tumble items properly. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged, dented, or cracked drum to restore a smooth tumbling surface
• Supports normal rotation so clothes move through the wash or dry cycle evenly
• Helps reduce rubbing, scraping, or loud metal-on-metal noises from the cabinet
• Addresses symptoms like visible drum damage, fabric catching, or items not tumbling

• One replacement drum

• Disconnect power and water before starting any repair
• Installation typically requires disassembling the front or top panel and removing the old drum, belt, and related fasteners
• Inspect and replace worn belts, rollers, seals, or bearings while servicing the drum

This idler spring provides tension for the dryer belt so the drum turns smoothly and evenly. Replacing a worn spring restores proper belt tracking and reduces slipping or noisy operation. What it does:

• Maintains proper tension on the dryer drive belt so the drum rotates correctly
• Keeps the belt aligned on the idler/tensioner pulley and motor pulley
• Prevents belt slippage that can cause the drum to stop or turn intermittently
• Helps reduce squealing, grinding, or rubbing noises from the drive assembly

• Disconnect power to the dryer (unplug or shut off circuit) before starting work.
• Access usually requires removing the dryer front or top panel—refer to your model's service instructions.
• Inspect the belt and idler pulley for wear and replace if damaged while the unit is open.
• Use care when releasing or installing the spring—it is under tension; wear eye protection and gloves.