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This front control panel is the exterior fascia that houses the user controls and protects the underlying electronics, restoring the appliance's appearance and allowing proper button and display operation. What it does:

• Provides a finished surface for the appliance control area and secures buttons/touch interfaces
• Protects internal control board and wiring from spills and debris
• Restores tactile button response and visible display alignment when the original panel is cracked or damaged
• Commonly replaced for cracked/warped fascia, cosmetic damage, or when buttons no longer engage properly

• One control panel (front fascia)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Follow model-specific disassembly steps; panels often require removing trim, bezels, or the control console
• Handle edges carefully to avoid cuts or damage to the new panel and surrounding finishes

Replacement mounting bracket for dryers and laundry centers. Secures internal components in place. Order a new bracket if yours is cracked or broken.

Dryer door won't stay closed or pops open during cycle? This door latch secures the door shut. Simple DIY fix in under 5 minutes with a screwdriver.

Fixes dryer that won't start, runs continuously after timer ends, or has flashing display lights. Direct control board replacement. 20-minute DIY repair.

Dryer won't start, stops mid-cycle, or shows error codes? This control board manages all dryer functions and cycles. Moderate difficulty repair.

This inner oven door glass panel replaces damaged or broken oven door glass to restore safe viewing and help the door seal properly. It's the interior glass used behind the outer door for protection and visibility. What it does:

• Replaces cracked, chipped, or shattered inner oven door glass
• Restores clear view into the oven cavity for safe cooking checks
• Helps maintain the oven door's sealing surface and inner insulation
• Prevents loose glass pieces from falling into the oven cavity

• Wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection; broken glass is sharp
• Remove the oven door per the manufacturer's instructions before disassembly
• Handle with care to avoid scratches or chipping the edges
• Keep track of all fasteners and orientations for reassembly