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Leveling leg for dryers and laundry centers. Installs at the base to stabilize and level your appliance. Replace if broken, worn, or missing.

If your dryer drum is dented, corroded, or causing clothes to snag, this galvanized cylinder assembly restores smooth rotation and proper airflow.

Dryer not heating or taking too long to dry? This heater duct assembly routes hot air from the heating element to the drum, restoring efficient drying.

Replaces a broken or worn dryer door hinge. Secures the door and allows smooth pivoting. Direct-fit part restores proper alignment and function.

Supports the drive system and maintains proper belt tension for smooth drum rotation. Replace if belt slips or dryer runs noisily. Confirm fit.

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.

Directs airflow to cool internal dryer components. Replace if cracked or damaged to restore proper ventilation and prevent overheating. Confirm fit with your model.

Self-tapping pan head screw (10 x 5/8 in) for securing appliance panels, trim, and assemblies. Replace missing, stripped, or corroded fasteners.

Replaces burned-out or flickering interior service light on commercial dryers. Restores illumination for easier loading and maintenance. Verify fit with your model.

Fix a cracked or damaged dryer control panel face. This front cover protects control components and restores your appliance's appearance. Simple DIY fix.

This rear bulkhead assembly provides the rear tub support and a watertight seal to keep washer water contained and flowing correctly. It replaces a damaged or leaking rear housing to stop rear leaks and restore proper tub alignment. What it does:

• Seals the rear of the inner tub to prevent water from leaking at the back of the washer
• Supports and aligns the tub to help maintain smooth spinning and prevent rubbing
• Directs drain and rinse water flow toward the pump and drain path
• Helps reduce water dripping onto the cabinet floor or rear-facing components

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before beginning any repairs.
• Typical access requires removing the washer top or rear panel; follow the OEM service manual for your model.
• Inspect surrounding gaskets, hoses, and fasteners for wear and replace if needed.
• Ensure the sealing surface and lip are clean and fully engaged during reassembly to prevent leaks.

This access panel assembly covers the washer's service area to protect internal components and give technicians a safe, removable entry point for maintenance. It restores the cabinet's exterior and keeps wiring and parts enclosed. What it does:

• Replaces a missing, dented, or damaged access panel to secure internal components
• Provides a removable service opening for accessing controls, valves, and wiring
• Helps stop debris and lint from reaching internal parts
• Reduces noise and vibration caused by loose or damaged panels
• Restores the appliance's finished appearance and safety

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any service
• Typical installation requires removal of a few screws; use basic hand tools
• Handle edges carefully; panels can have sharp metal edges

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.