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Fix a dryer that won't stop running or over-dries clothes. This sensor base mounts the moisture detection contacts for proper automatic cycle control.

One-piece rolled sheet-metal exhaust duct routes hot air and lint from your dryer to the external vent. Replace if damaged, crushed, or restricting airflow.

This is the main drum cylinder assembly for a residential dryer, finished in white. It is the large rotating chamber where clothes tumble during the drying cycle, and it includes the cylinder shell. Replace this assembly if the drum has cracks, dents, or interior coating damage that is snagging or staining clothes, or if excessive noise and wobbling indicate structural failure.

This solid stainless-steel dryer door replaces a damaged or dented outer door panel to restore the dryer's appearance and proper closure. It offers a durable, corrosion-resistant finish that matches stainless models and supports the latch and hinges. What it does:

• Replaces a dented, scratched, or bent dryer outer door panel to restore fit and finish
• Provides a corrosion-resistant stainless surface that resists wear and maintains appearance
• Allows the door latch and hinge assembly to secure properly for normal operation
• Helps prevent air leaks by restoring proper door alignment

• One solid stainless-steel dryer outer door panel

• Disconnect power to the dryer before beginning any work to reduce shock/fire risk
• Removal typically requires removing the old door from hinge/pivot screws and transferring the latch/handle
• Handle and latch may need to be transferred from the old door

This female piggyback terminal is a quick-disconnect electrical connector designed to join or extend wire connections safely, letting a second male tab piggyback on an existing spade connection for easy component hookups. What it does:

• Provides a secure female quick-disconnect that accepts a male spade and allows a second male tab to be connected on top (piggyback).
• Used where an additional circuit or component needs to tap into an existing spade connection.
• Commonly replaces worn, corroded, or loose spade/terminal connections that cause intermittent power or component failure.
• Helps restore reliable electrical contact and reduces arcing from poor terminals.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing terminals to avoid shock or damage.
• Crimp or solder per OEM guidance and use appropriate insulation or heat-shrink if required.
• Replace damaged wiring or terminals; secure harnesses to prevent strain on the new connector.