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This metal clamp secures the exhaust hose connection to the dryer's outlet port, preventing air leaks and ensuring proper ventilation. Replace if you notice reduced airflow, lint buildup around the connection, the hose feels loose, or drying times have increased.
Indicator light lens covers the pilot lamp opening on your range control panel. Replace when cracked, discolored, or missing to restore visibility.
Purchased the triple burner and dual burner element. I added my model of stove and I was able to pull up diagrams of the stove parts. The parts were easy to find using the diagrams and the burner elements were marked 17 & 15 so I placed my order. Parts were here in a couple of days. The tricky part was figuring out how to get into the stove top. I was a few youtube videos to see different replacement. My husband and I got the stove top off and flipped it over on the counter. We looked at... Read more
This hose clamp secures a rubber or plastic hose to its fitting to maintain a tight, leak-resistant seal. Replace a worn or missing clamp to stop drips and keep appliance water connections secure.
Replaced the tube and the clamp Read more
Replacement screw secures panels, brackets, and internal assemblies. Needed when original hardware is stripped, corroded, or missing to keep parts tight.
This dryer blower housing encloses the blower wheel and directs air from the drum through the lint filter to the exhaust vent. Replacing a damaged housing restores proper airflow for consistent drying and helps keep lint contained within the airflow path.
This is a metal clip that secures the drive motor in place within the dryer cabinet. It clamps around the motor housing to prevent movement during operation. Replace this clip if it is broken, missing, or bent, which can cause the motor to shift and create excessive vibration, rattling noises, or belt misalignment.
We took the dryer out of the laundry room and took it apart, after reviewing numerous videos at Appliance Parts Pros for direction. Removed front panel, front bulkhead and drum. Then removed exhaust duct, blower assembly and finally motor. (Use large flat blade screw-driver to press very hard down and out on motor mount to remove). After reinstalling all components....motor, new exhaust duct work,front bearings in front bulkhead, and blower assembly, all went back together great. The most... Read more
Pulley, spinner restores proper spinner rotation by guiding the spinner assembly and maintaining belt alignment. Replacing a worn or damaged pulley reduces noise and vibration during spin and helps improve water extraction. What it does:
After disconnecting power, removed rear access panel. belt was already off. Removed bolt washers at center of pulley, removed pulley.installed new pulley on to drum shaft. Installed washers and bolt with blue thread locker applied to threads. Installed new belt. Reinstalled rear access panel. Reconnect to power. good to go! Read more
If your washer dryer combo fills improperly, overfills, or leaks water when off, the water inlet valve likely failed. This 4-coil valve repair takes 1 hour.
Order the part from partpros. Received it within two days and put it in. Fixed Read more
This 6-32 machine screw fastens brackets, panels, and internal components in your appliance. Replacing a missing or stripped screw restores a secure, rattle-free fit and keeps assemblies properly aligned during normal operation.
I simply replaced the back cover, it only took 1 screw. Then I replaced the thumb screw as well. It took less than 5 minutes. Read more
To order indicator lens use WP22001948.
This is a rubber gasket that sits inside the water inlet hose connection on your washing machine. It creates a watertight seal between the hose fitting and the water supply valve to prevent leaks. Replace this gasket if you notice water dripping from the hose connections at the back of the washer.
Here's the story. All my appliances except the dryer broke. Yeah. talk about bad luck. First I tried to fix the refrigerator. Replaced both motherboard and inverter board. Now it wakes up but the compressor does not kick in. Need another part. The washer, well I have to pull out the sink to get enough room to pull out the washer to fix it. Since the refriigerator is still in the middle of the kitchen, I don't need to tear apart another room. Nevertheless, let me say this, I love my "older"... Read more
Secures the washer cabinet to the frame to control movement and vibration. Replace when fatigued, broken, or worn through to restore stability.
I removed the front door and the cover. Then I removed the top and tilted it back. I was checking the switches along the outside of the drum when I noticed the right spring hanging down. I then noticed the mount it attached to had worn through. Further checking revealed the spring too was almost worn through. I then checked the spring and mount on the left side and it too was in bad shape. I ordered a pair of springs and mounts from Appliance Pros in the afternoon and they were shipped the... Read more
This factory replacement hinge screw secures the door hinge to the appliance cabinet or door. Replacing a worn or missing screw restores solid door mounting and alignment for safe, reliable opening and closing.
Replaced coils on gas valve; while at it replaced door screws which were starting to wear from assorted repairs over the years. Read more
Secures the door latch strike to the dryer frame for reliable closing. Replace if your bracket is bent, damaged, or missing to restore proper alignment.
Replacement drain hose for washers. Routes wastewater from the drain pump to your household drain. Replace if cracked, leaking, clogged, or worn.
It was a nice match thnx alot Read more
Specs: No.8X1/2 HEX WASHER HEAD
Replaced the control board after removing the inner door liner, plastice board cover and board itself, by removing screws, working various plastic clips/tabs and unclipping wire harnesses from board. most of time was spent cleaning the black soot from the door, which had a terrible burnt electrical/plastic fire smell. Cleaned mold/scale off of as much of the door as I could while in there as well. Removing parts without breaking plastic tabs to hold the new parts was trickiest part. Read more
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