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This foot is a small rubber base pad that supports and stabilizes the appliance on the countertop or cabinet surface. Replacing a worn or missing foot helps keep the unit level and reduces vibration and slipping.

• Provides stable, non-slip support on flat surfaces
• Helps keep the appliance level for proper operation
• Replaces missing, cracked, or flattened feet
• Can reduce vibration, rattling, or shifting during use

• Unplug the appliance before servicing
• Turn the unit on its side/back for access to the base
• Pull off the old foot and press the new one firmly into place (some models may use adhesive or a tab fit)
• Verify the unit sits level; replace additional feet as needed

The Convection Fan Blade is an OEM replacement part for LG ovens. It works by circulating hot air throughout the oven, reducing cold spots and promoting consistent temperatures.

Causes of a malfunctioning Convection Fan Blade can be wear and tear from regular use, the accumulation of debris hindering the blade’s rotation, or mechanical issues impacting the fan motor or blade alignment.

Symptoms of a bad Convection Fan Blade include:

• Uneven cooking or baking, leading to partially cooked food
• Noises emanating from the oven during operation, indicating possible damage or obstruction
• The fan not rotating or moving irregularly, signaling mechanical issues

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore oven models.

This lint screen traps fibers and debris as air circulates through the dryer. A clean, intact screen helps maintain airflow, improve drying performance, and protect the blower and vent from excessive lint buildup.

• Captures lint and debris from laundry during drying
• Helps maintain proper airflow to reduce extended dry times
• Assists in preventing lint from entering the blower housing and vent
• Replace if mesh is torn, frame is warped, or screen no longer seats properly

• Unplug dryer before servicing
• Remove the old screen from the filter housing; clear any lint from the chute
• Insert the new screen fully so it seats flat and snug
• Clean the lint screen before or after each load to maintain performance

This heater box is the protective housing that encloses and supports the heating element in your appliance. Replacing a warped or damaged housing helps restore safe, efficient heating and protects nearby components from excessive heat.

• Holds the heater element securely and maintains proper spacing from surrounding parts
• Shields adjacent wiring and components from direct heat
• Helps maintain consistent heating performance when the original housing is heat-damaged or cracked
• Common symptoms include visible melting/warping, loose element fitment, burning odors, or repeated safety shutoffs

• Disconnect power (and gas supply, if applicable) and allow the unit to cool completely before service
• Take photos of the existing layout to aid reassembly and wire routing
• Transfer the heater element and any model-specific hardware to the new housing in the same orientation
• Ensure wiring is clear of sharp edges and heat sources; reassemble and test for proper operation

This motor shield covers the drive motor on top-load washers to deflect splashes, lint, and debris away from the motor and wiring. Replace a cracked or missing shield to help protect the motor assembly at the base of the machine. What it does:

• Covers the washer's drive motor to deflect incidental water and debris
• Helps protect motor windings and terminals from splashes
• Replaces a cracked, warped, or missing cover
• Common signs: visible damage, rattling from the base, or corrosion/debris buildup around the motor

• 1 motor shield

• Unplug the appliance and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the motor area from the bottom of the cabinet; note the shield's orientation
• Remove the damaged shield and install the new shield fully seated, reusing existing fasteners/clips
• Confirm clearance from moving parts before restoring power and testing

Color: almond. Measures about 2 inches in diameter.

This locking nut is used for many purposes on a range of machines including household appliances. This nut is often used for leg leveling for machines. It will help with vibrations from washers and dryers. If the nut is used for this purpose and goes missing or becomes damaged, it could cause the machine to vibrate more and seem louder.Nuts are made from metal and are built to last a long time. However, there can still be issues that arise. In some cases, the nuts might go missing if they become loose and the machine is moved. They could also corrode over time and need to be replaced. The replacement of the nut is typically a fast and simple repair.The nut is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced from the manufacturer. It can work with washers, dryers, and combo machines, and is compatible with models from Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag, and Roper. The part is sold individually. Owners may want to have several on hand.

Rubber grommet for motor mount stud.

This thermal limiter (89°C) is a one-time, temperature-sensitive safety device that opens the circuit if internal temperatures rise too high. Replacing a failed limiter helps protect the appliance from overheating and can restore normal operation. What it does:

• Monitors temperature in the airflow/heating path and opens around 89°C to interrupt power when overheating occurs
• Helps protect wiring, controls, and heater components from thermal damage
• A blown/open limiter can cause: appliance won't start, no heat, or stops mid-cycle
• Often indicates an underlying overheating issue that should be corrected

• 1 thermal limiter

• Disconnect power (and gas supply if applicable) and allow the unit to cool before servicing
• Access the limiter per the service information; note wire positions and transfer leads one at a time
• Replace only with the correct rated limiter; never bypass this safety device
• After installation, clear airflow restrictions and verify proper venting and heater/thermostat operation

10 - 16 x 1/2

This replacement screw secures panels, brackets, and other components in your appliance to keep them aligned and rattle-free. Replacing worn, stripped, or missing hardware restores a tight fit and helps maintain safe, quiet operation.

• Fastens panels, brackets, or internal parts to the cabinet/frame
• Helps maintain alignment to reduce vibration and rattling
• Replaces lost, stripped, or corroded screws
• Common symptoms: loose panels/trim, rattles, or a screw that won't tighten

• Disconnect power; shut off water or gas if applicable
• Match thread and length to the original; replace one at a time to keep alignment
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; use the correct driver
• Tighten snugly—do not overtighten, especially into plastic or thin sheet metal

The door switch detects whether the dryer door is open or closed, enabling the motor and heater only when it's safe. Replacing a failed switch restores proper start/stop control and drum light behavior.

• Senses door position and completes or interrupts the dryer's run/heat circuits
• Shuts the dryer off when the door opens for safety
• Common symptoms: dryer won't start with the door closed; doesn't stop when door opens; drum light stays on or won't turn on
• Intermittent operation when the door is moved or pressed

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow components to cool
• Access the switch from the door opening or front panel; remove screws or release locking tabs
• Note wire positions and transfer them one at a time to the new switch
• Verify operation before reassembly: dryer should not run with the door open; drum light should respond

This small, board-mounted tactile push-button switch is used on the control panel. It registers a momentary press so the control board can accept your selection. Replacing a worn switch restores reliable button response and consistent operation.

• Mounts to the user interface board and provides momentary contact when a button is pressed
• Sends a low-voltage signal to the control, enabling cycle or option selection
• Typical failure symptoms: unresponsive or intermittent buttons, needing extra force to register, stuck/always-on input, or unintended beeps/changes
• Helps restore consistent user-interface input when an individual button switch has failed

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing; shut off gas/water if applicable
• Access the control panel to reach the user interface board
• This is a board-level repair; note switch orientation. Replacement may require desoldering/soldering per OEM procedure
• Use ESD precautions and avoid overheating PCB pads; test button function before reassembly

This replacement siphon break is used in the drain system. It admits air into the drain hose to prevent a vacuum from forming, stopping siphoning/backflow so the washer maintains proper water level and helping prevent leaks from a cracked or clogged break.

• Admits air into the drain line to prevent siphoning and backflow
• Helps the washer maintain correct water levels during fill and rinse
• Common symptoms include water draining out while filling, gurgling/backflow, or leaks near the rear drain connection
• Replace if the siphon break is cracked, brittle, obstructed, or leaking

• Disconnect power and, if needed, turn off water supply; pull the unit forward for access
• Place a towel or pan to catch residual water when removing hoses
• Note hose routing and clamp positions; transfer/secure clamps and ensure no kinks
• Run a brief fill/drain test and check all connections for leaks

This thrust ring is a small spacer that controls end-play on a shaft or gear, keeping parts aligned and reducing friction. Replacing a worn ring restores smoother, quieter operation and helps prevent premature wear in the assembly.

• Maintains axial spacing and limits end-play in rotating assemblies
• Reduces friction and metal-to-metal contact between components
• Helps stabilize shafts/gears to minimize noise and vibration
• Replace if you notice scraping/grinding sounds, wobble, or visible wear on the old ring

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Refer to your model's parts diagram to confirm orientation and stack order with any spacers/washers
• Clean the shaft and mating surfaces; replace any companion parts that show severe wear
• After reassembly, check for smooth rotation and proper end-play before returning to service

This 1-1/8 in wire retaining ring locks into a groove to secure components in place. It helps prevent parts from sliding off a shaft or shifting out of position so assemblies stay aligned and operate reliably.

• Holds components on a shaft or within a groove to prevent axial movement
• Maintains alignment of related parts in the assembly
• Common failure signs: ring is bent, missing, or won't stay seated
• Symptoms include loose or wobbly parts and rattling during operation

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Wear eye protection—retaining rings can spring free during removal
• Use appropriate snap-ring pliers or small picks to remove/install
• Ensure the ring is fully seated in the groove before reassembly and use