Frigidaire 137552900 Dryer Drum Baffle

Product Description

The FRIGIDAIRE 137552900 is a dryer drum baffle designed to lift and tumble laundry loads during a drying cycle. Mounted on the interior wall of the dryer drum, this baffle creates the mechanical agitation needed to expose fabric surfaces to heated airflow and promote even moisture evaporation. It is a direct OEM-style replacement component weighing 0.49 pounds. Appliance technicians and experienced DIY repair persons install this part when the original baffle is cracked, broken, or missing, and when loads are tumbling unevenly or clumping against the drum wall instead of lifting through the airstream.

This drum baffle is intended for residential electric and gas dryers within the Frigidaire product line. It fits inside the drum cavity and is typically replaced as part of a drum interior service when uneven drying, excessive noise, or visible baffle damage is present. When the input-specified replacement part numbers 5303201200 and 3201200 are found on the original component, the 137552900 serves as the current superseding part.

Key Features

• OEM-style drum baffle that restores proper load lifting and tumbling action
• Replaces obsolete part numbers 5303201200 and 3201200
• Lightweight construction at 0.49 pounds for straightforward handling during installation
• Designed to seat securely on the interior drum wall for consistent baffle positioning throughout the drying cycle
• Supports even heat distribution by promoting continuous fabric movement during normal cycles

Compatibility

Replaces part numbers 5303201200 and 3201200. Designed as an OEM-style replacement drum baffle for Frigidaire residential dryers where those part numbers are referenced.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by an appliance technician or qualified repair person. Disconnect power to the dryer at the breaker or unplug the unit before beginning any service. If servicing a gas dryer, shut off the gas supply valve before disassembly. The drum must be accessed by removing the front or rear panel depending on the model, and the baffle is secured to the drum wall with fasteners that should be tightened firmly but not over-driven to avoid cracking the drum surface.