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This end support secures and aligns the dryer drum so it turns smoothly and reduces wear. It replaces a worn or broken support to restore proper drum rotation and quiet operation. What it does:

• Supports the drum edge and maintains proper drum alignment during rotation
• Helps reduce rubbing, scraping, wobble, and abnormal noise from a loose drum
• Prevents uneven wear on the drum and neighboring components
• Works with rollers/bearings and rear support to keep the drum turning smoothly

• Disconnect power (and gas supply if applicable) before beginning any repairs
• Access typically requires removal of the dryer front or bulkhead; follow your model-specific service manual
• Inspect adjacent rollers, bearings, and mounting hardware; replace any worn parts to prevent repeat failures
• Use hand tools and avoid forcing components; secure fasteners to OEM torque specs when available

This end support holds and aligns the dryer drum shaft, helping the drum spin smoothly and quietly. Replace a worn end support to reduce squeaks, wobbling, or drum misalignment for safer, more reliable operation. What it does:

• Supports the drum shaft at the rear of the dryer to keep the drum centered and rotating evenly
• Maintains proper drum-to-drum seal and clearance to prevent rubbing and excess wear
• Helps reduce noise and vibration caused by a loose or damaged rear support
• Works with the drum bearing/shaft assembly to preserve smooth drum rotation

• One end support

• Disconnect power before starting work to avoid electrical shock
• Inspect surrounding drum bearings, rollers, and seals; replace any worn components for best results
• Moderate mechanical skill required; follow OEM disassembly steps and torque recommendations
• Use proper alignment during reassembly to prevent premature wear

This oven safety valve bracket secures the gas safety valve in place to keep the valve aligned and stable during operation. It replaces a worn, bent, or broken bracket to help maintain safe, consistent gas valve positioning. What it does:

• Holds the oven gas safety valve securely to the chassis to prevent movement or misalignment
• Helps maintain consistent valve positioning for reliable burner operation
• Commonly replaced when the bracket is cracked, bent, or missing hardware

• Always shut off gas supply and disconnect power before servicing gas components
• Remove access panels to reach the valve; retain all fasteners for reassembly
• Check valve alignment and gas connections after installation; do not overtighten mounting hardware

This welded oven door liner assembly replaces a damaged or warped inner door panel to restore proper sealing and heating performance. It provides the structural inner surface for the door and supports inner components for safe, even cooking. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, bent, or rusted inner door liner that can let heat escape or affect cooking performance
• Restores flat, secure mounting for door insulation, glass, and hardware
• Helps maintain oven temperature by providing a proper sealing surface
• Prevents contact between oven cavity heat and outer door components

• One welded door liner assembly (inner door panel) as shown

• High-level replacement: door disassembly required; follow OEM instructions and keep track of fasteners and glass placement
• Use gloves and eye protection when handling sharp sheet-metal edges and glass
• Ensure power is disconnected (unplug or shut off breaker) before starting any repair

This bottom panel replaces the damaged lower oven floor panel to restore proper support and heat protection for cookware and internal components. It helps stop rattling, sagging, and hot spots that can affect bake performance. What it does:

• Provides a stable, heat-resistant surface at the bottom of the oven cavity
• Protects underlying components from spills, drips and direct heat
• Prevents sagging or warped oven floor that can cause cookware instability
• Can reduce rattling or vibration caused by a loose or damaged panel

• Disconnect power to the range before beginning any work.
• Remove oven racks and allow the oven to cool completely.
• Handle edges carefully; use gloves to avoid cuts and protect the finish.
• Installation typically requires removing access screws and aligning the panel into the oven floor supports.