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The Cord is an OEM replacement part for Frigidaire washing machines. Extending from the rear of the unit, it safely powers the washer through a connection to a wall outlet.

Causes of cord failure are normal wear from frequent coiling and plugging/unplugging motions over the appliance's lifespan. Rodents or sharp edges may also damage the outer jacketing.

Signs of a bad cord include:

• Exposed or severed copper wiring visible inside
• External cracks, splits or abrasions eroding the casing  
• Erratic behavior during the wash cycle
• GFCI/EGCI outlet tripping frequently

Compatible models also include Electrolux, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, and Kenmore options. Maintaining safety is a top priority.

One per package.

Phillips pan head screw for securing panels and components in appliances. Replace missing, stripped, or corroded screws during repairs or maintenance.

Electrical wiring harness that routes power between dryer components. Replaces damaged, frayed, or corroded harnesses with broken connectors or melted wires.

Replacement mounting collar secures and aligns dryer components for proper fit. Replace when worn or damaged to restore original spacing and support.

Rubber grommet cushions wiring, tubes, or panels in your dryer. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to prevent chafing and reduce vibration noise.

This is the top panel that covers the upper portion of the dryer cabinet, providing a finished exterior surface and protecting internal components. It attaches to the dryer frame and typically lifts or slides off for service access. Replace this panel if it is dented, rusted, scratched, or warped.

This is a felt or fabric seal that fits around the dryer drum to prevent heated air from escaping between the drum and the dryer cabinet. It helps maintain proper airflow and drying efficiency. Replace this seal if your dryer is taking longer than usual to dry clothes, if you notice heat escaping from unusual areas, or if you hear squeaking or scraping sounds during operation.

This straight drum baffle creates tumbling action inside your dryer drum to lift and separate clothes for even drying. It extends from the drum wall to catch and lift garments as the drum rotates. Replace this baffle if clothes aren't drying evenly, take longer to dry, or if the original baffle is cracked or missing.

If your dryer won't start, stops mid-cycle, or displays error codes, the main control board may have failed. This repair restores normal operation.

Secures dryer panels and components to maintain proper alignment and stability. Replace when the original clip is broken, loose, or missing.

Mounting bracket that secures panels and internal assemblies in your dryer. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper fit and alignment.

Replacement fastener screw for dryers, washers, and laundry centers. Secures panels, brackets, and assemblies to the appliance frame. Needed when missing.

Replacement screw for securing dryer trim, panels, and interior components. Needed when original fastener is lost, stripped, or damaged during repair.

This is the main electronic control board that manages dryer functions including cycle selection, temperature regulation, and timing. It receives input from the user interface and sends signals to components like the motor, heater, and sensors. Replace this board if the dryer fails to start, stops mid-cycle, displays error codes, or does not respond to control panel inputs.

This replacement nozzle assembly directs and controls water flow in the appliance, restoring proper delivery to the dispenser or ice-making components. It replaces a worn or damaged nozzle to help stop leaks and restore consistent flow. What it does

• Directs water from the supply line to the dispenser or ice-making fill tube.
• Helps stop spraying or leaking when the original nozzle is cracked or blocked.
• Restores steady water flow when the dispenser produces weak or intermittent water.
• Fits into the original mounting and seals the water path when properly installed.

• One nozzle assembly as shown.

• Turn off water supply and unplug the appliance before starting work.
• Inspect surrounding seals and tubing; replace any damaged parts to ensure a proper seal.
• Hand-tighten fittings and check for leaks after restoring power and water.