Non-Adjustable Buzzer

I received my parts promptly and had no problems, they were accurate and fit well.

After removing the screws to the front door and panel I removed the wires to the door switch. Carefully I removed the belt and removed the drum. I took the time to vacuum all of the lent from the inside and and remove from all the wiring, motor and heating elements, etc. I replaced the drum rollers, belt, front glides and a buzzer that was on the blink. I reassembled the dryer and unforetunately the dryer was still squeeking. I later repeated the process and found that the tensioner wheel for the belt was the culprit. I cleaned then greased the bearing portion and replaced it. I reassembled the dryer a second time and now it's quiet as a mouse. By the way, you will need a rivet gun to replace the front glides and I recommend you give the belt tensioner wheel a good inspection the first time.

If your dryer is squeeking, go ahead and order the tensioner wheel also, it's a little money spent toward making sure you get rid of the noise! It might save you a lot of time and trouble.

First I removed the four screws that hold the back cover of the control panel. I then disconnected the two wires from the buzzer and removed two screws holding the buzzer. Install the new buzzer.

took control pannel apart removed timer took new timer and replaced wire for wire the mounted new timer . removed old buzzer and replced wire for wire then mounted new buzzer screw was just in case I lost or stripped old one not needed . reassembled control pannel ,tested and found I needed more parts no heat so I opened the bottom and I ordered Igniter, sensor ,and thermostat and new coil kit . now i have heat but thermostat is back ordered timer works but not on regular auto dry but I do have heat ?? it has to be thermostat . now all the repair was relitivly easy but you had to watch and be carefull of what you were doing . when thermostat comes in I hope that will solve all the problems if not

Unplug dryer--remove back panel of control console--swap out buzzer--cover back--plug in--good to go.