REL4632DL0 Roper Dryer - Instructions

I watched the VIDEO provided by THIS parts supplier, and I never before had repaired a DRYER.However, after viewing just how SIMPLE it would be to replace the dryer elements and exactly what was involved,, I felt CONFIDENT I could do the repair myself! ?The repair part arrived QUICKLY,, and the very same evening I performed the necessary repair,,, took all of about 30 minutes!! WE are BOTH very pleased her dryer works now like BRAND NEW and for such a nominal price!! THANKS Parts Select for being a fantastic company with a GREAT,, easy-to-use website!

Removed top, removed front, laid dryer on back to keep drum in place and replaced belt. Used masking to hold new belt in place while installing. Easy job. Belt was delivered in 2 days. Thanks

Me and my teenage daughter unplugged the machine and pulled it out. We removed the back panel. My four year old daughter held the flashlight while I worked and my teen provided directions from the instructional video we found on the site. We removed the two screws from the heating unit and removed the thermostat. We attached the thermostat to the new heating element. Put the heating element in place. We plugged the machine in and started it. We were jumping with joy when the coils began to glow. We waited for it to cool, screwed the heating element in place and replaced the back panel. My husband's jaw is still in the floor----girl power!!

We followed instructions in videos from this site and youtube. The repair went smoothly and dryer works great now.

This was so easy.On Parts Select I looked through the options of what might be wrong when my dryer stopped working. After ruling out any power problems and checking the door switch I moved onto the next possibility which was the thermal fuse. Although I did not have the equipment to check the old fuse to see if it was still functional, I took a chance and ordered the new thermal fuse for my model # dryer. At a total of around $20 (about 2/3 of that was expedited shipping at my choice) it was worth it to me to give this a try before calling a repairman for what might be a bigger and more expensive problem. The fuse came within 48 hours and I logged back onto Part Select to watch the very simple video of how to install. I removed the six screws from the back panel of my drier,located the old theremal fuse, removed the one screw securing it, disconnected the 2 wires from the old thermal fuse (which looked a little browned around the edges)and reattached the 2 wires to the new thermal fuse in the same manner. I then reattached the new fuse with the one screw and put the back panel back on my dryer. Set the time, and pressed the start button and it fired right up. So happy I didn't have to pay $200 plus for this simple repair. Trust me when I say you can do this yourself. Very straight forward and simple installation. Good Luck!

Lifted front top upward, removed two small/long screws holding switch assy. removed two wires, replaced wires on new switch at the N.O and COM tabs, reinstalled switch assy, lowered top down. DU FINI

We had initially ordered the wrong parts, but I called them to send one of the parts back. While I was on the phone with the rep, we ordered what I thought would be the right part. By this time I had been without a dryer for 5 days. It was about 4 in the afternoon. I asked the rep if we could possibly get the part the next day, and she politely stated that she didn't think so. But, the very next afternoon, the part was sitting at my door! I replaced the part easily while watching the you-tube on their website, and had the dryer running like new again in about 10 minutes! And I am a woman! I saved $300 instead of buying a new dryer. We have ordered from Partsselect before, and will continue in the future. I would recommend them to anyone who has any kind of appliance repair issue.

Removed the old thermal cut-off and installed the new thermal cut-off. The thermastat was just a tad bit more difficult because I had an extra wire that i need to strip off and then crimp with a new connector. Once that was done I installed the new thermastat in the same spot as the old one.

Replace thermal fuse. Pulled off back panel. Removed old fuse. 2 screws w 1/8 nut driver make sure you mark the to power lines. Replaced and tested before putting back panel on. Very easy anyone could do it

Watched the video on how to remove the heater element. Ordered new element and replaced the old one. Fairly simple after watching the video.

Remove dryer back panel Used multimeter to find problem. Two screws held the thermostat.

I removed the back cover on the dryer using a nutdriver, disconnected and removed the thermal (2 leads that are not-polarity sensitive), unmounted the cycling thermostat and transfered all 3 leads one by one as to not mix them up, installed, replaced cover and done. This did NOT solve the problem as no changes were noted. The only other possibility at this point is replacing the gas coils, or the entire gas assembly. The dryer still ignites but turns off about 20 minutes later and won't reignite unless the machine is left alone for about 30 minutes.

Had grandson bring his tools.he put the new element in. Works great. Also real fast delivery of part. Amazing . Just one day we had the part. Thank you.

Pulled back off the dryer replaced heating element following the directions on PartSelect.com Thank you for being a great website. You also helped me with my 10yr old Washer two months ago. i especially love the how to videos.

I opened up the instrument panel box using philips screw driver and found the repair instructions. Followed the symtom diagnostic page and found that if the machine can be turned on but motor not working then check thermal fuse or motor. Next, I unplugged the appliance and remove the back panel to locate where the thermal fuse and other parts per the diagram in the repair instructions. Using a volt meter, I removed the electrical plugs to the thermal fuse and check resistance (a 1 on the volt meter indicated that the fuse is open (or burned)). Removed the thermal and checked for part number and looked up the model and parts number on the internet. Took a chance and ordered the part. When the order arrived 3 days later, I just simply replaced it and put everything back to where they were. Hooked up the power supply and turned on the dryer. It works again!! One thing I found was that I needed to clean the air pipe since it was totally clogged and probably caused the machine to overheat and burn out the fuse.