Dryer Lint Chute | Fluff Fighter

Meet the Samsung Dryer Lint Chute Assembly (DC93-00187A)—a 19.5-inch silver metal trap that snags lint before it chokes your dryer. New? $90.24. Ours? $32—a hefty 65% off!

A new chute might last 10 years, but this used one’s got 6–8 years of lint-busting left. It bolts onto the dryer’s front—refer to the user manual for instructions to match model number DC93-00187A.

Why triple the tab for a fluff catcher? Scope it here—same snag, less spend.

Motor and Blower | Dryer Dynamo

Next, the Samsung Motor and Blower Assembly (DC93-00101N)—a 17.5-inch metal multi-colored whirrer that spins the drum and moves air. New costs $319.10; ours is $140—56% off! A fresh motor runs 12 years tops, but this refurbished champ’s got 8–10 years of puff. It’s the heart of Samsung appliances like DV45H7000EW—check the specific user manual for fit.

Why blow big bucks on air? Peek here—power minus the pinch.

Power Cord | Fridge Lifeline

Say hi to the Samsung Power Cord (3903-001003)—a 8.25-inch multi-colored rubber-metal cord that juices your fridge. New’s $48.90; ours is $39—20% off! A new cord might zap 15 years, but this used one’s got 10–12 years of spark for models like RF28R7201SR.

Plug it in right—Samsung appliance manuals have detailed information and guidelines. Why pay more for a wire? Nose around here—juice on a budget.

Suspension Spring | Washer Balancer

Hop to the Samsung Suspension Spring (DC61-01257M)—a 7.5-inch black metal spring inside the washer frame, propping the tub. New’s $34.52; ours is $24.16—30% off! A fresh spring holds 10 years, this refurbished one 6–8—plenty to steady your loads. It’s a replacement part for my Samsung washer (e.g., WF45M5100AW)—match the model number for a smooth swap.

Why splurge on bounce? Check it here—support with sass.

Circulation Pump | Dishwasher Swirler

Last, the Samsung Circulation Pump Assembly (DD82-01589A)—a 14-inch black-and-white metal-plastic pump that swirls water in your dishwasher. New’s $280.90; ours is $210.07—25% off!

A new pump might churn 12 years, this refurbished one 8–10—enough for spotless plates. Fits Samsung appliances like DW80R9950US—recommended to identify the correct replacement part via the manual.

Why pay premium for a twirl? Take a gander here—clean for less.

New vs. Used | The Kitchen Catch

Here’s the rub: new Samsung Appliance Parts boast long lifespans—10–15 years—but hit your wallet hard. Our used and refurbished replacement parts? Half the cost or less, with 6–10 years of grit.

That lint chute—$90 new for a decade, $32 used for seven—same job, less jingle. They’re scrubbed, tested, Samsung originals—why pay for polish when function’s the prize?

Why Refurbished Rocks

Think it over: a new motor at $319 is swanky, but $140 keeps your dryer spinning and buys tacos too. That cord—$48 new, $39 used—same chill, extra change. Samsung Appliance Parts are about work, not flash—our refurbished haul keeps things rolling without the budget bruise. They won’t outlast new forever, but most folks swap machines every 10 years—why not sync the part to the plan?

Jenny’s Cash Quiz | New or Used?

Quick quiz! Dryer motor quits—$319 new or $140 used? New’s 12 years; used, 8–10.

If your dryer’s 5 years old, why go wild? Or that spring—$34 new, $24 used—same bounce, less bucks. These replacement parts show showroom shine’s overrated—it’s about fixing sharp, not sobbing over the tab.

Wrap It Up | Parts With Pop

No mystery here—new Samsung Appliance Parts cost more, last longer; our used ones cost less, still deliver. Saving 20–65% with NEU’s stash—same Samsung guts, thriftier twist. My 360 Showcase video spills range quirks—scope it for more. Trot to our parts page—your kitchen’s happy, your wallet’s not hollering!