Frigidaire Dryer Pulleys

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$45.29

Frigidaire Dryer Idler Arm Assembly

PartSelect Number PS16227173

Manufacturer Part Number 134793511

This is an authentic idler pulley, which works with dryers.

Fixes these symptoms

Noisy
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Installation Instructions

David from LAKE CHARLES, LA

Pulley was broken

Just remove and replaced no tools required Read more...

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$51.61

Frigidaire Dryer Idler Arm Assembly

★★★★★

1 Review

PartSelect Number PS11775626

Manufacturer Part Number 5304507499

This idler pulley assembly is a manufacturer-approved replacement part for your washer/dryer. The assembly includes the idler pulley and arm. The idler pulley provides tension for the belt to rotate the drum. You may notice your idler pulley making a sqeaking or squealing noise, signalling that it needs to be replaced.

Fixes these symptoms

Drum Not Spinning
Noisy
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Installation Instructions

Matt from San Leandro, CA

loud squeaking noise from dryer

This is a combo washer/dryer. First, I replaced the Idler Arm pulley but the noise didn't stop - it was easy to replace with two screws holding a access panel door in the back of the unit. Next I had to take off the front of the dryer unit to access the drum bearing and replace the dryer belt. There were many screws and electrical connections to remove. After replacing the drum bearing, there was a plate on the back that had to be held while attaching the screws from the front. Since I was alone, I taped the plate in place to hold it while I attached the screws. Read more...

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$59.35

Frigidaire Dryer Idler Arm Assembly

★★★★★

3 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS1156706

Manufacturer Part Number 131863007

Part may differ in color from image. Please note that this is only a cosmetic difference.

Fixes these symptoms

Noisy
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Installation Instructions

john from owego, NY

clothes got caught , burned and ripped on front of drum

I felt ,if I was going to replace the top drum glide and lower basket seal, I might as well replace the belt ,bearing assembly and the idle pulley assembly and avoid having to replace these sooner than later. All of the parts showed alot of wear and the belt like all drive belts, should be changed every 5-6 years.
DISCONNECT ELECTRICITY and GAS LINES
1.popped top by pushing and prying at front /top clips about 2-3in. in from side edges. lifted it off
2. removed the front panel by removing the 2 top front screws from the inside, then the two lower screws from the front after removing the small white plastic hole covers. disconnected the multiplug electric connector top right. set panel aside.
3.remove small back panel.and loosened belt.(observe belt path and idle pulley assy.
4. lifted drum and slid it out the front.
5. using socket, removed rear plastic bearing housing and replaced the same. be careful of observing the small ball bearing and the small piece on outside back panel. replace the same. you wil probably need a second set of hands to hold the piece on the outside when screwing in the screws from the inside.
6. unscew the "bearing" from the rear of the drum and replace with new one.(the screws are self-tapping and go in HARD!!)
7. apply lubricant liberally to plastic bearing holder
8. place new belt around drum(rubber side against drum cloth side out.
9. idle pulley assy. is removed by removing spring and just sliding assy out of holder. replace with new
10. replace drum and belt
11. take front panel and remove top drum glide and lower basket seal.( i marked where the two seal/glide come together with a marker )
12. scrape and remove as much felt and possible. I then used "goo gone" to remove all the glue. clean well and using the provided high temp adhesive reattached glide and seal.
13. reassemble and enjoy your NEW? dryer Read more...