Parts for DGIX2-96106A: Top Deck / Electronics Parts

This is a stainless steel #8 x 5/8" Phillips screw sold in a pack of 10 — a direct-fit fastener for appliance panels, brackets, and trim. Durable corrosion resistance helps maintain secure assemblies over time. What it does:

• Fastens panels, brackets, trim pieces, and other appliance components using a Phillips driver
• Stainless finish resists rust and corrosion in humid or wet appliance areas
• Sized for common appliance mounting points where #8 x 5/8" screws are specified
• Helps restore loose or missing fasteners that cause rattling or poorly seated panels

• Ten (10) stainless steel #8 x 5/8" Phillips screws

• Use the correct #2 Phillips bit and moderate torque to avoid stripping the head or damaging mating parts
• Tighten until snug; do not overtighten plastic components
• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing internal panels or wiring
• Keep loose screws away from children and dispose of packaging responsibly

This display module (DIX1) is the electronic front-panel used to show settings and status; it restores visible readouts so you can confirm cycle selection and operating information at a glance. What it does

• Replaces a failed or blank front-panel display to restore on-screen status and user feedback
• Helps address symptoms like missing numbers/letters, unlit display segments, or intermittent display output
• Interfaces with the appliance control board to show time, modes, and error indicators
• Useful when the glass/control fascia appears intact but the display itself is nonfunctional

• One display module (DIX1) as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting replacement to avoid electrical shock
• Handle the display by the edges and avoid touching connector pins or circuitry
• Some installations require removing the control panel; keep screws and small parts organized for reassembly

The Lid Assembly is an OEM part for Fisher & Paykel dryers. It consists of the dryer lid and attached hinges, which provide controlled access to the drying chamber.

Symptoms of a bad lid assembly include:

• Difficulty opening or closing the dryer lid
• Loose, unstable, or off-track movement of the lid
• Gaps in the lid seal letting heated air escape

Causes of failure can be stripped or worn-out hinges, broken seals or cracked plastic over prolonged use. Overloading the dryer can also put excess stress on the lid assembly.