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This exhaust blower gasket seals the joint between the dryer's blower outlet and exhaust duct. It helps maintain proper airflow and contain lint and heat, supporting efficient drying and preventing leaks into the cabinet or laundry area. What it does:

• Seals the blower-to-exhaust connection to prevent air and lint leaks
• Helps maintain designed airflow through the drum and vent system
• Can reduce warm air or lint escaping inside the cabinet

• 1 gasket

• Disconnect power; for gas dryers, shut off gas and disconnect the supply. Allow the dryer to cool.
• Access the blower housing/exhaust duct; remove panels as needed.
• Remove the old gasket and any residue; clean mating surfaces and lint before installing.
• Seat the new gasket evenly and reassemble; avoid overtightening fasteners and ensure the home vent is clear.

This strike plate mounts at the door opening and works with the door latch/strike to keep the appliance door securely closed during operation. Replacing a worn plate helps restore positive latching and reliable cycle start/stop via the door switch.

• Provides the catch surface for the door latch/strike to engage
• Helps keep the door closed and properly aligned
• Enables the door switch to engage so the cycle can run
• Common symptoms include: door won't stay closed, door pops open, unit won't start unless the door is pressed, visible wear or bending on the plate

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Open the door and remove the screws securing the existing plate
• Align the new plate with the latch/strike and fasten securely with the existing hardware
• Test door closure and latch engagement; adjust alignment if necessary

This factory screw secures dryer panels and internal components, keeping assemblies tight and aligned so the machine operates safely and without vibration or rattling.

• Fastens sheet-metal panels, brackets, or trim to the dryer cabinet/frame
• A loose or missing screw can cause panel vibration, noise, or misalignment
• Helps restore stability after service or when original hardware is lost
• Typical symptoms include rattling, loose panels, or gaps in trim

• Unplug the dryer before servicing
• Keep track of original screw locations and lengths; replace like-for-like
• Start screws by hand to avoid cross-threading, then snug—do not overtighten
• If threads are damaged, inspect mating hole or clip before installing

A replacement shield switch that helps the oven/microwave detect door position so the unit runs only when the door is closed. Restores reliable door sensing and user safety by replacing a worn or damaged switch. What it does

• Acts as the door-position sensing switch to allow operation only when the door is properly closed
• Stops intermittent or failed start issues caused by a worn or faulty door switch
• Helps correct symptoms like oven/microwave not starting, stopping mid-cycle, or inconsistent door detection
• Works as the plug-in electrical switch used in the door/shield assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any repair
• Access may require removing the door or control/vent panels
• Handle small metal parts and electrical connectors carefully; avoid bending terminals
• Test door operation and proper function after installation

Fixed buzzer that replaces the appliance's audible tone generator in the control panel, restoring beeps and alerts for cycle completion and fault signals. Simple swap that returns audible notifications used during normal operation. What it does:

• Produces the control panel's audible tones for end-of-cycle alerts and warnings.
• Replaces a buzzer that has stopped sounding or produces weak, intermittent, or distorted beeps.
• Helps restore audible error/fault notifications so you can respond to appliance alerts promptly.
• Works as the control panel's dedicated tone generator — pairs with the appliance's existing electronics.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service to avoid electrical shock.
• Access the control panel per your model's service instructions and note wire/harness positions before removal.
• Disconnect the buzzer wiring or harness, remove mounting fasteners, and install the replacement in the same orientation.
• Reassemble panels, restore power, and run a test cycle to audible operation.

This exhaust duct directs hot, moist air from the dryer's blower housing to the external vent. Replacing a cracked or leaking duct restores proper airflow, helps prevent lint leaks, and supports consistent drying performance. What it does:

• Routes exhaust air from the blower housing to the rear outlet and home vent
• Maintains a sealed airflow path for efficient drying and moisture removal
• Helps keep lint contained within the exhaust stream to the vent system
• Common failure symptoms: longer dry times, warm air or lint escaping, or visible cracks/damage to the duct

• 1 exhaust duct

• Unplug the dryer and shut off gas supply for gas models; allow the appliance to cool. Wear cut-resistant gloves.
• Remove the necessary panels to access the duct per your model's service information.
• Transfer and reuse existing screws and any foam seals/gaskets if not supplied; seat the duct fully and tighten fasteners evenly for an airtight fit.
• Vacuum lint from the cabinet and confirm the external vent hose is clear and securely attached before testing.

This leveling leg threads into the base of your appliance to provide a stable, adjustable footing. Replacing a worn or missing leg helps keep the cabinet level, reducing vibration and noise for smoother, safer operation.

• Adjusts height so the unit can be leveled on uneven floors
• Maintains solid floor contact to minimize rocking or walking
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling noises during operation
• Signs you need this part: appliance wobbles, sits unevenly, or a foot is missing/damaged

• Disconnect power; for gas units, also shut off the gas supply
• With assistance, carefully tilt or raise the appliance to access the leg
• Unscrew the old leg and thread in the new leg by hand; use a wrench if needed
• Level the unit front-to-back and side-to-side; ensure all legs firmly contact the floor

A replacement strain relief bracket that secures the appliance power cord at the entry point, protecting wiring and the terminal connection from pull and wear. Restores proper cord routing for safer, more reliable electrical connection. What it does:

• Secures the power cord where it enters the appliance to prevent tension on terminals and wiring.
• Helps reduce intermittent power, loose connections, or arcing caused by a tugged or poorly routed cord.
• Maintains correct cord routing and support to match the original mounting location and fit.
• Useful when the original bracket is cracked, broken, or no longer holds the cord firmly in place.

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any repair.
• Access is typically from the rear; remove the back access panel to reach the cord entry and terminal block.
• Remove mounting screws holding the old bracket, position the cord, and secure the new bracket without over-tightening; reuse original hardware if appropriate.
• Inspect the power cord and terminals for damage—replace damaged wiring.

Includes 12 screws. Size: 8-18 ab.

This replacement motor strap secures the dryer's drive motor to its mounting bracket so the motor and blower stay aligned and stable, helping reduce vibration and noise for smoother operation. What it does:

• Holds the drive motor firmly to the base/bracket
• Maintains proper alignment of the motor and blower wheel to prevent rubbing
• Helps reduce vibration, rattling, and related noise
• Typical signs of failure: increased vibration, rattling, scraping from the blower area, or a motor that feels loose inside the cabinet

• Includes 1 motor strap

• Disconnect power; for gas dryers, also shut off gas supply
• Access the motor assembly; note the strap's routing/orientation before removal
• Support the motor while releasing the strap to avoid stressing wiring and mounts
• After securing the strap, rotate the drum/blower by hand to verify free movement before reassembly

This plug button is a replacement cosmetic/functional cap that covers an unused control opening or receptacle on the appliance, restoring a finished appearance and helping keep out dust and debris. What it does:

• Covers and seals an unused control hole or plug location to improve appearance
• Helps prevent dust, lint, and small debris from entering the opening
• Restores a flush, finished look when a switch, knob, or connector is missing
• Simple snap-in design for a clean, low-profile result

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing.
• Typically snaps into place; no special tools required for most installations.
• If removal is needed, use a plastic pry tool to avoid scratching surrounding surfaces.
• Your appliance owner's manual or parts diagram to correct placement.

A genuine replacement mounting screw used to secure appliance panels and trim pieces. Replaces a single worn, stripped or missing fastener to restore proper fit and prevent rattling or loose components. What it does:

• Secures panels, brackets or trim to the appliance frame
• Stops rattling or vibration caused by loose or missing screws
• Restores proper alignment when existing fasteners are stripped or damaged
• Matches OEM fit and thread for reliable fastening

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Use the correct screwdriver or driver bit to avoid stripping the head
• Do not overtighten — snug until secure to prevent thread damage
• Keep removed hardware organized to ensure correct reassembly

This harness high-limit assembly connects the oven/dryer high-limit thermostat to the control system to help protect against overheating. It replaces a damaged or worn high-limit wiring harness to restore proper thermal cutoff signaling. What it does:

• Routes electrical connections between the high-limit thermostat/thermal cutoff and the appliance control
• Allows the high-limit device to open the circuit when temperatures exceed safe limits
• Common symptom: appliance fails to heat or repeatedly trips a thermal cutoff
• Common symptom: visible damaged/frayed wires or loose connector fit at the high-limit

• One high-limit harness assembly as shown

• Disconnect all power (unplug or shut off breaker) before starting service
• Use basic hand tools; ensure connectors are fully seated and insulated

This heater housing directs heated air from the dryer's heating assembly into the drum and protects internal components. It restores proper airflow routing for consistent drying and helps contain the heating element and sensors. What it does:

• Houses and protects the dryer's heating element and related sensors/thermostats
• Channels heated air into the drum for efficient drying
• Prevents hot spots and directs exhaust airflow to venting system
• Symptoms a failing housing may be linked with: poor or uneven drying, overheating/shutdowns, or unusual smells

• One heater housing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair; electric shock and burn hazards exist
• Basic disassembly typically involves removing the dryer front or top and drum to access the housing; follow OEM service instructions
• Inspect heating element, thermostats, and wiring while replacing the housing; replace any damaged components
• Use care handling sharp sheet-metal edges and ensure all seals/gaskets are properly seated for good airflow

This replacement side panel restores the exterior cabinet surface and protects internal components from dust and damage while keeping the appliance looking finished. It matches OEM fit and finish for a seamless appearance. What it does:

• Replaces a dented, scratched, or corroded cabinet side to restore the appliance's exterior
• Shields wiring, insulation, and internal components from accidental contact and debris
• Helps maintain proper airflow gaps and enclosure integrity where applicable
• Improves overall appearance for a like-new look

• One replacement side panel

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before starting any repair
• Remove trim, screws, or mounting clips securing the existing panel; retain fasteners unless replacements are provided
• Align the new panel carefully and secure with the original mounting hardware