11064912200 Kenmore Dryer - Instructions

I am a 75 year old woman who always had servicemen do the repairs that needed to be done in my home. However, living on Social Security I needed to reduce my expenses. I watched the video of how to replace the part and determined I could follow them easily. Within a short time the door switch was installed and the clothes dryer started working at the push of the on button.

Turned dryer around and removed electrical leads to heat element and tested element for continuity. No ohms resistance registered - removed cover and heat element and found broken element winding. Replaced with new winding from PartSelect. Savings of at least $150 - $200 vs professional repairman.

I simply followed the instructions, replaced the belt, tub support wheels and tension pullie. Could not have been easier. I figured it was worth $47.00 to buy the kit and if it was another issue, at least I saved money vs. a service call. There are only so many things that can go wrong and the belt was the fix. 20 yr old dryer works just like new.

Remove two screws from lint trap lift top, disconnet wires on front panel. Remove front panel and drum take out two screw from coilvalve remove and replace with new valves.

Easy repair once you locate the problem. The video is really helpful.

Using a Nutdriver, took all screws off from back panel. Located heat element, took 2 more screws off. Taking 1 wire off at a time, just to make sure they went back on right. Finished with the wires. Replaced element, then put back on. Plug dryer back in. That easy!!! Now I'm back in business. Very easy. Thank You.

wow took less than 15 minutes to change switch watched online video was so easy change thanks lot

ordered a replacement light - took about 5 minutes, hardest part was disconnecting power and getting into the dryer replace light. The second part was replacing the dryer switch. This took a bit longer, but was completed. The plastic locks on the top were a little different than the video, but once I saw how the one worked (one side popped open very easily) the other one just took a bit of nudging and opened easily too. Now that I have done this, I am not afraid of working on it for other issues. Great helpful site. They will have my business for other repairs.

My husband changed the part but part select was very helpful. With their free repair help site it made repairing a breeze! We will use parts select again and again. I did order all the parts we might have needed and only needed one. Now I will return the others.

Called partsselect on monday and parts arrived tuesday. The repair is simple to do. I removed the lint filter, opened the top of the dryer, disconnected the door switch, removed the two screws holding the front of the dryer then lifting it up to remove. I removed the broken pulley assembly and belt. I installed the new pulley assembly and belt. Then I reassembled in the reverse order.

it was so simple, just take back panel off dryer and remove two screws and relace heating element.very easy to do.alot cheaper than new dryer or repairman.

Removed the back panel and observed the Thermal Fuse at the bottom of dryer.One screw and two connectors and changed the fuse. Problem solved and Dryer working again. Easy Fix and Thanks.

Repair took less then a hour. Very simple and easy to install new thermal and heat control.

When I told my Uncle I needed to learn how to fix a dryer he gave me a multi-meter and his old repair manuals from when he was a repairman. My uncle lives in another state and recently had heart surgery. I read them then I read up on multi-meters. I tested each part. The cycling thermostat appeared to be dead. I found Part Select during a search for that part. I ordered it and received it very rapidly with great service. I put it on and discovered the heating element was also dead. Back to Part Select got it fixed it runs like new. I did not memorize the model number and I have no idea how old it is so I am unable to answer all your questions. I'm not really fit to instruct anyone I'm not even sure what I'm doing.

Multimeter to check start switch, then thermal fuse. Removed back panel and replaced parts. Very easy for anyone to do.