Lse6700w1 Parts

This duct assembly routes exhausted air from the dryer to the external vent, restoring proper airflow and reducing lint buildup for safer, more efficient drying. Designed to replace a damaged or disconnected dryer vent duct. What it does:

• Channels hot, moist air from the dryer drum to the outside vent.
• Helps prevent restricted airflow that can cause long dry times and overheating.
• Reduces lint accumulation in the cabinet and exhaust path.
• Restores proper vent routing after dents, holes, or separation.

• One duct assembly.

• Disconnect power and gas before inspecting or replacing vent parts.
• Remove the dryer from its location carefully to access rear duct connections.
• Check and replace any damaged clamps, gaskets, or foil tape for a secure, airtight fit.

This duct assembly replaces a damaged or worn dryer exhaust pathway to restore proper venting and airflow for efficient drying. It provides a sealed channel from the dryer outlet to the external vent connection. What it does:

• Channels hot, moisture-laden air from the dryer to the home vent system
• Helps prevent lint buildup and restricted airflow that can cause longer dry times
• Reduces risk of overheating by maintaining a clear exhaust path
• Can stop air leaks or rattling caused by cracked or loose duct components

• Disconnect power (and gas supply for gas dryers) before starting work.
• Inspect and clean surrounding vent areas and lint screens when replacing the duct.
• Use proper fasteners and ensure a secure, airtight fit to the dryer outlet and wall/hood vent.
• Wear gloves to avoid cuts from sheet-metal edges; test dryer operation after installation.

This heater assembly restores the dryer's heat source so laundry dries properly. It replaces a failed or damaged heating module to help the dryer reach and maintain the correct drying temperatures. What it does:

• Houses the heating element and thermal components that generate hot air for the drying cycle
• Replaces a worn or broken heater that can cause no-heat or low-heat drying
• Helps resolve symptoms like long dry times, clothes remaining damp, or no warm air
• Works as the primary heating module used during normal drying operations

• Disconnect power to the appliance before service; follow lockout/tagout best practices
• Handle with care to avoid damage to terminals, element, or insulation

This OEM-style knob assembly replaces a worn or broken range/stove control knob to restore safe, accurate burner control and a finished look to the console. Easy to swap with basic hand tools for quick restoration. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged or missing control knob used to select heat levels
• Restores positive detent feel and accurate user input for burner settings
• Helps stop slipping or intermittent contact from a cracked or worn knob
• Improves appearance of the control panel when original knob is faded or broken

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury.
• Remove the old knob by pulling straight off the shaft; align and push the new knob onto the control shaft until fully seated.
• Use a soft cloth to protect finishes and avoid excessive force that could damage the control shaft.

A replacement control knob assembly that restores user control over cycle and temperature selections. Replaces a cracked, stripped, or missing knob so the appliance's selector functions feel secure and precise. What it does:

• Covers the control shaft and provides a tactile interface for selecting cycles or settings
• Allows smooth rotation and positive detents so settings stay where you set them
• Common fix for knobs that spin freely, are loose, cracked, or no longer engage the control shaft
• Helps prevent dirt and moisture from entering the control shaft area

• One knob assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Usually installs with a simple push-on fit or secures with a set screw; remove the old knob by pulling straight off the shaft
• If access requires removing a control panel, keep track of screws and wire locations for reassembly
• Do not force a mismatched knob onto the shaft; confirm correct fit before final assembly