The dryer started to make a lot of noise, indicating that some internals were worn out or simply out of balance.

The biggest problem for me was figuring out how to remove the front cover to gain access to the internal parts. Once I got online with the make and model numbers, I was able to acquire this information.

The rest of the install was very easy: marking and disconnecting the three wires on the backside of the front cover, removing the 4 screws holding the front of the drum, and sliding the drum out far enough to gain access to the roller wheels. I then removed the snap ring on both rollers, removed both wheels, replaced the damaged one, greased both of them and re installed them.

Reassembly was the exact opposite of the removal.

The dryer is now much more quiet and is running fine.

Thanks for your prompt service in sending us the part!