Dryer parts: lint filters, belts, heating elements, drain pumps, door seals, electronic boards, and maintenance accessories.
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Dryer parts and maintenance guide
Available parts
In this collection, you will find the main components for dryers: lint filters and air filters, drive belts, heating elements and thermostats, condensate drain pumps, door seals, electronic boards, and cleaning kits.
How to choose the correct part
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Identify the model using the label located inside the door or on the back.
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Check the type of dryer: vented, heat pump, or condenser, which determines the compatibility of heating elements and pumps.
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Verify the original part code to ensure exact matching.
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Year of manufacture useful for electronic boards and components of older versions.
Recommended maintenance
- Clean the lint filter after every cycle to ensure efficiency and safety.
- Periodically check the ventilation ducts and remove any lint buildup.
- Empty the condensate tank after each use if not connected to direct drainage.
- Perform a deep cleaning of the filters and condenser at least once every 2-3 months.
Common problems and quick solutions
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Dryer not heating: check the heating element and thermostat.
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Unusual noises: possible worn belt or drum supports needing replacement.
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Water not draining: condensate pump blocked or dirty filter.
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Bad odors: filters and ducts need cleaning or replacement.
Quick FAQs
How often should I clean the lint filter?
After every drying cycle to maintain maximum efficiency and safety.
When should I replace the belt?
If you notice unusual noises or the drum does not turn, check the belt: if worn or broken, it needs to be replaced.
The heating element is not working: what to do?
Also check the thermostat and electrical connections. If you are not experienced, consult a qualified technician.
Do I need to clean the condenser?
Yes, at least every 2-3 months to avoid blockages and maintain optimal airflow.
