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Approximately 8 feet.
This 5-foot simple connect vent duct is a rigid or semi-rigid exhaust duct that channels hot, moist air from your dryer to the outside of your home. It connects the dryer's exhaust outlet to the wall vent and is designed for a straightforward, tool-friendly installation. Replace this duct if the existing one is crushed, clogged with lint, or damaged, which can cause longer drying times, overheating, or a musty smell on your clothes.
8-foot flexible exhaust hose that channels airflow from your dryer to the exterior vent. Replace if torn, kinked, crushed, or clogged with lint buildup.
This periscope extension piece helps position or extend a small duct/vent component inside the appliance so airflow or sensing elements reach the correct location. It's a simple replacement that restores proper alignment and fit. What it does
The Power Cord is an OEM component specifically designed for Whirlpool electric dryers. Extending from the rear of the unit, the durable cord safely channels the high current needed for power cycles and airflow. With a heat-resistant jacket and contact plug construction, the cord withstands ambient temperatures well beyond its warranty.
Causes of a bad power cord involve flex fatigue through repeated positioning and weakening internal wires. Normal drying heat cycles may degrade insulating layers.
Symptoms of a bad power cord include:
This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with KitchenAid, Maytag, Amana, Roper, and Admiral dryers.
White side panel for dryers. Replaces cracked, dented, or discolored exterior panels. Restores cabinet appearance and structural integrity.
Channels exhaust air and traps lint in your dryer. Replace if damaged, clogged, or airflow is restricted. Confirm fit with your model number.
Replaced the self-sealing foam seal. Read more
I replaced the drive motor, new blower fan (because the old one cracked when removing) and new rollers and belt (4 year old unit). Read more
Dryer won't start when door closes? A faulty door switch prevents operation by not detecting door closure. Moderate DIY repair, requires front panel removal.
A friend of mine told me what parts to order. I went to the Maytag store on line to order, and got to the last part ( no longer unavailable ). Canceled order and went to Appliance Parts Pros, they had them all in stock, and cheaper. Read more
Genuine dryer seal creates a tight barrier to prevent air leaks. Replace if worn, cracked, or causing poor drying performance. Confirm fit with your model.
Inner window glass for dryer doors. Installs between door layers for insulation and visibility. Replace if cracked, shattered, or missing.
Slowly and Carefully Took me a while to determine which way the glass installed, but I figured it out. The old one was in 1000 pieces, so I couldn't use it for an example. I was glad to see that you provide free tech help, but I didn't need to avail myself of that. YOU HAVE A RETURNING CUSTOMER FOR MY NEXT PROJECT. Extra Tools: T25 Torx Driver and #2 Phillips Screwdriver. Soft surface to work on like a beach towel. Read more
Lint filter housing assembly holds the lint screen in place on your dryer. Replace if cracked, broken, or doors are damaged. Includes mounting frame.
I followed the instructions provided by customers that previously described how they made the same repair. In addition; I ended up placing a small piece of scotch tape on the door to hold the spring in place, while I tried to place the end of the door into the hole. The spring fell off the first few times that I tried assembling it, so the tape kept the spring in place. The biggest issue was trying to get my large hands into the tight spot, where the door needs to be inserted. Even after... Read more
This is a spring that provides tension to the lint screen door on the dryer. It helps the lint screen door open and close properly so the lint trap stays securely in place during operation. Replace this spring if the lint screen door no longer stays shut, won't open easily, or the original spring is broken or stretched out.
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