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Washer-To-Dryer Stacking Foot Cup
A cheaper replacement for the OEM stacking kit: four of these cups go on top of a front-load washer, and each dryer leveling foot drops into a tapered cup (36 mm at the floor, 44 mm at the 12 mm rim), which fits any foot from about 25 to 42 mm across. Each 100 x 60 x 3 mm plate fixes down with two #8 sheet-metal screws through 4.6 mm slots and has a 27 x 4 mm slot for a 25 mm anti-tip strap. The cup walls stop the dryer from walking off the washer.
Dryer Lint Screen Clamp-On T-Grip Handle
Replacement grip for a dryer lint screen whose molded handle has snapped off, saving a 20-45 dollar whole-filter replacement. The full-length U-channel slides over the flat top rail of the frame (rails up to 6.5 mm thick and 14 mm tall), and two M3 x 16 screws with captured M3 nuts pin through 3.4 mm holes you drill in the rail using the handle as the template. 110 mm long, 37 mm tall, 24 mm wide flared T-grip; print in PETG for the heat.
Washer Dryer Door Catch Receiver
A universal cabinet-side door catch for front-load washers and dryers whose original plastic striker receiver has cracked: two long compliant jaws with rolled pinch ribs grab the door's striker prong (5–8 mm thick, up to 8.6 mm wide at the funnel mouth) and a 2.6 mm M3 self-tapping set screw in the back wall sets seating depth so the door seal compresses right. 76 x 56 x 22 mm with a 5 mm mounting plate — one 4.5 mm M4 clearance hole and one 12.5 mm slot on 58 mm centres so it aligns to existing cabinet screws; print in ASA, ABS or PC-blend if it goes on a dryer.