Downdraft Vent Parts

This vent hose directs dryer exhaust from the appliance to the home vent, helping remove moisture and lint so clothes dry efficiently and the dryer runs safely. It replaces a worn or damaged exhaust connection. What it does

• Channels hot, moist air from the dryer to the exterior vent to prevent moisture buildup.
• Helps reduce drying times when unrestricted and properly installed.
• Prevents lint accumulation at the appliance connection when intact.
• Common symptom: longer drying cycles or dryer overheating when the hose is crushed, disconnected, or damaged.
• Common symptom: visible lint buildup around the dryer outlet or exhaust connection.

• One vent hose.

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before servicing the dryer.
• Inspect clamps and the vent path; replace any damaged clamps or crushed ducting.
• Avoid sharp bends or kinks; maintain a smooth, short run for best airflow.
• Wear gloves to protect hands from sharp edges and lint; follow all manufacturer safety instructions.

This discharge pan collects and channels defrost and condensate water away from the evaporator area to help prevent leaks and puddling in the cabinet. It restores proper water routing for safe, reliable cooling performance. What it does:

• Collects melt and condensate water from the evaporator/chill area and directs it to the drain or evaporator heater
• Prevents water from pooling inside the cabinet that can cause leaks or damage
• Replaces cracked, warped, or corroded pans that allow water to escape the drain path
• Helps reduce musty odors and ice buildup caused by standing water

• Inspect mounting tabs, seals, and drain path before installing; replace any damaged clips or gaskets
• Power off the appliance and disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Handle edges carefully; secure the pan so it sits flat and the drain outlet aligns with the drain tube

This replacement chill pan collects defrost and condensation water and channels it away so your refrigerator interior stays dry and free of pooled water. Designed to restore normal drainage and reduce leaks. What it does:

• Collects defrost and condensation water from the evaporator area
• Directs water to the evaporator/condenser area to evaporate safely
• Helps prevent water pooling inside the fresh-food or freezer compartment
• Can reduce musty odors caused by standing water and trapped debris

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service
• Empty the compartment and remove any components blocking access
• Inspect and clean the drain tube and mounting points when replacing the pan
• Use OEM instructions for fitment and reassembly

This plenum fan circulates cold air across the evaporator to help maintain even temperatures in the freezer/refrigerator compartment. Replacing a worn fan restores proper airflow for consistent cooling and reduces frost buildup. What it does:

• Moves air across the evaporator coil to distribute cold air inside the cabinet
• Helps prevent excessive frost on the evaporator by maintaining steady airflow
• A failing or noisy fan can cause unusual sounds from the freezer area

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing the evaporator compartment
• Remove interior panels or the rear freezer liner to reach the plenum fan per your model's service instructions
• Handle the fan blade and motor carefully to avoid bending the blade or damaging the wiring

This air duct directs internal airflow to help maintain proper circulation and temperature control inside the appliance. It replaces a damaged or cracked duct to restore consistent airflow and reduce uneven cooling or heating. What it does:

• Channels air through the appliance to support normal temperature regulation
• Helps prevent localized hot or cold spots by keeping airflow consistent
• Reduces moisture buildup and frost formation by maintaining proper circulation
• Restores fit and alignment where a cracked or broken duct was letting air escape

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Require removal of exterior panels and use of basic hand tools (screwdriver, nut driver)
• Inspect mounting clips or screws and replace if damaged; tighten fasteners to secure the duct