Kenmore 80333 Parts

Secures hoses on outdoor power equipment to prevent leaks and maintain proper fluid flow. Replace if loose, corroded, or damaged. Verify fit with your model.

Tension spring for lawn tractors and mowers. Replaces worn, stretched, or broken springs. Essential hardware for maintaining proper tension and operation.

This hinge bracket supports the dryer door and secures it to the dryer cabinet, allowing the door to pivot open and closed. It is a structural mounting piece that bears the weight and stress of repeated door use. Replace this bracket if the dryer door is loose, misaligned, sagging, or if the bracket is cracked or bent.

This is the rear section of the dryer drum that forms the back wall of the tumbling chamber. It supports the drum structure and works with the front panel and drum seal to contain clothes during the drying cycle. Replace this part if it is cracked, warped, or damaged, which can cause unusual noises, poor tumbling performance, or air leaks that reduce drying efficiency.

Complete dryer door assembly with outer panel, glass, and mounting hardware. Replaces cracked, broken, warped, or damaged doors to restore proper closing.

Square key for lawn tractors, tillers, and snow blowers. Secures shafts and pulleys. Replace if worn, sheared, or missing to restore proper assembly.

This is a replacement tension/return spring used in appliance mechanisms to restore position and maintain proper tension for moving parts. Replacing a damaged spring helps restore smooth movement and consistent operation. What it does:

• Provides tension or return force for hinges, latches, or small moving assemblies
• Helps parts return to their resting position after operation
• Prevents slack or droop that can cause misalignment or rubbing
• Reduces rattling, binding, or uneven movement caused by a broken or stretched spring

• Installation requires basic hand tools and possibly partial disassembly of the affected assembly
• Disconnect power and/or gas and follow OEM safety instructions before servicing
• Handle small springs carefully — they can release suddenly; wear eye protection