915-710 Parts

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.

Fix a dryer that won't start, heat, or stops mid-cycle with this main power control board. Common repair for complete electrical failure. Moderate difficulty.

This balance weight is the washer counterweight that helps stabilize the tub during spin cycles to reduce vibration and noise. Replaces a worn or damaged weight to restore smoother, quieter operation. What it does:

• Counterbalances the washer drum to minimize shaking and excessive movement during spin cycles
• Helps prevent banging or knocking noises caused by an unbalanced tub
• Supports even load distribution to reduce stress on suspension components
• Used when a cracked, loose, or missing weight is causing vibration issues

• One balance weight (counterweight)

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any repair
• Support the tub or cabinet when removing/installing the weight to avoid sudden movement
• Tighten mounting hardware to OEM torque if specified; use the factory fasteners when available

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