Med7900sq Parts

This console is the control panel housing that holds the user controls and display, restoring the cabinet surface and button mounting for proper operation and appearance. It replaces a damaged, cracked, or worn control panel housing. What it does:

• Provides the front housing for the oven/range control area and secures the user controls and display
• Restores a solid mounting surface so buttons, knobs or touch controls operate correctly
• Helps prevent moisture and debris from reaching internal control components
• Common symptoms: cracked or loose panel, missing/misaligned button openings, or visible damage affecting controls

• One console (control panel housing) as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Removal typically requires removing fasteners and disconnecting any attached trim or brackets; handle display and control components carefully
• If the old console has attached brackets or clips that transfer to the new piece, they are reused or replaced as needed

This spring clip secures small panels, brackets, or trim inside your appliance to maintain a snug fit and prevent movement. Replacing a fatigued clip helps restore proper alignment and reduce unwanted vibration or rattling. What it does:

• Provides spring tension to hold a component firmly in place
• Helps prevent vibration, rattling, or shifting during operation
• Replaces a bent, worn, corroded, or missing clip
• Common symptoms: loose or misaligned panel/trim, recurring rattles, or parts that won't stay secured

• 1 spring clip

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before servicing
• Access the clip location per your model's service/parts diagram
• Note the clip's orientation and attachment points before removal
• Use needle-nose pliers carefully to avoid bending adjacent tabs or brackets

This push-button switch is the control-panel user-input switch that restores button responsiveness and reliable selection input. Replace a broken, stuck, or intermittently working button to regain normal front-panel control. What it does:

• Acts as the momentary push-button contact for the appliance control console.
• Replaces buttons that are physically cracked, stuck, or that fail to register presses.
• Helps stop intermittent or no-response conditions caused by worn or disconnected switches.
• Restores normal tactile feedback and electrical contact when the button is pressed.

• Disconnect power (unplug appliance or turn off circuit breaker) before attempting any repair.
• Access the control panel per your model's service instructions; handle sharp edges and fasteners carefully.
• Note wire connector orientation and secure all electrical connections before reassembly.
• Test the switch operation after reconnecting power and before completing reassembly.

Replace your dryer's broken, cracked, or missing control knob. Restores secure grip and precise settings adjustment on the control panel.

Dryer clip secures internal components and prevents rattling or loose parts. Replace if broken, missing, or worn to restore proper fit and function.

This 5-foot flexible aluminum vent hose is a bendable, accordion-style exhaust duct that connects your dryer's exhaust outlet to the wall vent, allowing for easy routing around obstacles in tight laundry spaces. The flexible design lets you position the dryer close to the wall even when the vent connection is not perfectly aligned. Replace this hose if it is crushed, torn, or disconnected, as a damaged hose can cause poor drying performance, excess heat buildup, or a lint fire hazard.

Covers and seals your dryer's exhaust opening to direct airflow and keep debris out. Replace if cracked, warped, or missing to maintain proper venting.

This elbow redirects a fluid or air line inside the appliance to allow routing around components and tight spaces. It restores proper flow path and helps stop leaks or blockages when the original elbow is cracked or worn. What it does:

• Provides a sealed change of direction for a water, drain, or vent line inside the appliance
• Replaces a cracked or broken elbow that can cause leaks, water pooling, or reduced flow
• Re-establishes the correct routing to prevent kinks and stress on connected hoses or tubing
• Helps eliminate intermittent draining or venting issues caused by a damaged fitting

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before accessing the part
• Verify orientation and routing before removing the old elbow to ensure correct reinstallation
• Inspect and replace any worn clamps, gaskets, or hoses when installing the new elbow
• Tighten fittings to secure but avoid over-tightening which can crack plastic components