MDE16CSAYA Maytag Dryer - Instructions

My husband, who normally calls a repairman for everything, followed the video and replaced the short baffle in less than 30 minutes from start to finish(this includes 2 or three trips up and down stairs to retrieve the right tools even though the video tells you the right tools to use). The part was identical to the original one and arrived in less than a week. Am very pleased with the whole process and am so thankful for the step by step video. The full repair was less than $30.00 for the part and my husbands time. I had been given a quote over the phone for this same repair of $250.00 to $375.00. Thank you so much and I will definitely buy from here again if it becomes necessary.

removed front cover and rear access panel took belt off tensioner removed front drum support removed drum replaced two rollers by removing snap rings and put it back together in reverse... The maytag repair man is still lonely

The online video was the extremely helpful in aiding me in the repair. Thank you so much for posting it. Couldn't have done it without it.

Installing the Front Glide Kits was straight forward if you watch the video. The guides resolved a part of my problem, but I discovered the Blower Wheel was cracked and out of round. replaced it and poof its fixed!

noticed that male half was in good working order, so I just snapped in the new female half; without any tools. easy repair!

watched the video, took the dryer apart, installed the new parts, reassembled the dryer, video was very helpful .

Followed the guidance on video.

found info describing the nocking noise found parts to fix it watched video on how to do the repair The step by step instructions made the job so easy We saved over 150.00 in doing the job ourselves. thank you I am amazed at how simple this turned ou to be.

Sorry didnt unplug it. Just took door off. undid next panel and moved it to the side. Took bottom front panel couple of hex screws. Lifted basket out a little took belt off and replaced with new belt reversed order of panels and started it up.

I followed the instructions

Someone thought it was rollers. It was not. Maybe motor. Will check out further. Thanks for good service, Cynthia

I originally thought the belt broke, so I ordered a belt first. Once my friend broke the dryer down, it turned out to be the pulley. In any case, we still went ahead and put the new belt on since it had never been replaced anyway. I was not home when my friend put the pulley on, but my dryer is much quieter and running just great. I'm just glad I found this site online.

My take apart, fix-it son, Had it all apart and fixed in under 2 hrs. Thanks for quick delivery.

Unscrewed old screws, removed old plastic pieces, and replaced

I removed the front Panel of the dryer. I then removed two screws with the nut driver holding the heating element in place. After removing the old element I removed two screws holding the thermostat on the old element. I then used these screws to attached the new thermostat to the new element. I then put the new element in place and reattached with the screws, put the wires back on and replaced the front panel and wha la I had heat again.