Tub Or Basket

This Tub-Outer is the washer's main outer wash tub that holds water and supports internal components. Replacing a damaged outer tub restores the washer's water containment and prevents leaks that can damage floors and electronics. What it does:

• Houses the inner tub and creates the sealed wash chamber for water and detergent
• Keeps water contained during fill, wash and spin cycles
• Prevents leaks or puddling when the outer tub is intact
• A cracked or warped outer tub can cause visible leaks, water on the floor, or washer shutdowns

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing; drain remaining water from the machine
• Outer tub replacement often requires removal of the cabinet, transmission/drum assembly, or transfer of bearings/seals—follow OEM instructions
• Use proper lifting assistance; the tub assembly may be heavy and awkward to handle

This rear tub is the OEM replacement outer tub section that supports the wash basket and helps contain water inside the washer cabinet. Replacing a damaged rear tub restores proper drum alignment and helps prevent leaks. What it does:

• Supports the back of the wash basket and provides a mounting surface for the tub seal and bearings
• Helps contain water in the wash chamber to prevent cabinet leaks
• Restores proper drum alignment to reduce rubbing, vibration, and noise
• Addresses symptoms such as visible cracks or holes in the tub, persistent water leaks, or a misaligned/noisy drum

• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning any repair
• Drain the washer and remove the top, front, or rear panels as required for access
• Support the drum and follow the OEM disassembly sequence to avoid damaging seals or bearings
• If seals, bearings, or suspension components show wear, replace them at the same time for best results

This tub rear assembly replaces the dryer drum's rear support and seal to restore proper drum alignment and airflow. It helps reduce rubbing noises and prevents air leaks that can affect drying performance. What it does

• Supports the drum's rear edge and maintains correct drum rotation alignment
• Houses the rear drum seal and helps direct airflow through the drum
• Reduces metal-on-metal rubbing, squeaks, and unusual rear-drum noises
• Helps prevent exhaust air leaks that can lengthen dry times or lead to hot spots

• One tub rear assembly as shown

• Recommended for installers or experienced DIYers; follow your appliance's service manual
• Disconnect power before beginning any repair
• Inspect adjoining seals, rollers, and fasteners while the unit is open and replace if worn
• Reassemble panels and verify proper drum rotation and spin before returning the dryer to service

This shell is the replacement outer housing used to restore the appliance's exterior support and alignment. It replaces a worn or damaged housing so panels and components fit correctly and the unit looks finished. What it does:

• Serves as the outer housing that supports and aligns adjacent panels and components
• Restores proper exterior fit and finish when the original housing is cracked, bent, or missing
• Helps prevent gaps that can collect dirt or affect door/panel alignment
• Can reduce rattling or movement caused by a damaged housing

• One shell housing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle edges carefully; wear gloves to avoid cuts from sheet metal
• Verify correct orientation and secure all fasteners per OEM instructions

This drum assembly replaces the rotating drum (tumbler) that holds clothes and turns during the dryer cycle, restoring smooth tumbling and even drying. It's a direct-fit replacement for compatible Frigidaire dryers. What it does:

• Provides the rotating cylinder that carries and tumbles laundry inside the dryer.
• Restores proper drum rotation when the original drum is dented, cracked, or seized.
• Helps eliminate scraping, rubbing, or metal-on-metal noises caused by a damaged drum surface.
• Supports even airflow and drying when the drum spins true and without wobble.

• One drum assembly (single tumbling drum)

• Unplug the dryer and shut off the gas (for gas models) before beginning work.
• Drum replacement requires disassembly of the cabinet and removal of the front panel and/or bulkhead; have a second person to support the drum during removal/installation.
• Inspect and, if needed, replace related wear items (belt, rollers, glides, bearings) while the dryer is apart.
• Follow the manufacturer service manual for torque, alignment, and reassembly steps.