REX3514RQ1 Roper Dryer - Instructions

The repair was easy as 1-2-3 removed the cover panel to find thermal fuse and igniter kit, one screw for each part unpluged wires removed bad parts and installed the new parts, pluged in wires placed panel back and pushed on button what you know I got HEAT it was easy as 1-2-3- great job.

My husband had taken old one out before we ordered part to make sure that it was the heating element needed, and it was. ordered new one here in 2days and he put it in took him less then 30 min worked like a charm thanks your price was very fair as well.

Well first let me tell you I am 64 yrs old and female. Thank you so much for the video. That was the life saver. I followed instructions from the video and yes it was as easy as the gentleman said. The hardest part was moving the dryer out. I also ordered a thermostat and cut off thermostat. The dryer works just perfectly now. Thanks again for making it so simple for a lady like me.

We watched the video on the PARTS SELECT site and it was very helpful and I had no problem holding the flashlight for my husband!

It was very easy. The video from your site shows you how to do it. Had it running in less than 30 minutes. Thanks for your help

My 11 year old son and I ordered the parts we needed. Saw the GREAT easy installation video, It even was attached to my confirmation. After the parts got here him and I easily took off the old belt and clip, installed the new ones (after watching the viedo again) and we where done. You would have thought we fixed the space shuttle or something because we both smiled all day. My son also told every one that he and his mom fixed the dryer all by ourselves. Costed me only $40 dollars for the parts. I couldn't have even called a repair man out there for that. Thanks soo much.

I suspected the heating element on the dryer, so I started shopping around for a replacement. This is before I started taking the dryer apart. I happened to run across PartSelect and they had videos to show me exactly what to repair for my exact model and particular problem. It was an easy task. Unplug the dryer, take the back panel off (a few 1/4" metal screws), take a few wires off the terminals, unscrew 2 more 1/4" screws, pull the heating element out, take off a terminal and place it on the new heating element, and do the reverse for installation. It can be done in the same amount of time it took to read this passage. Also, if you are curious, you can test the resistance on the coil of the old heating element to see if you have continuity. I found the burnt broken part pretty quick. This part can wear over time, and a brand new heating element makes the dryer work like brand new. Great for a $50 fix. Also, I ordered the part Wednesday night and when I got home from work on Friday, the part was waiting for me. Very quick processing and shipping.

Had a hard time at first trying to figure out how to place the pulley wheel that you place the belt around, it holds it in place so to speak, was getting very frustrated came upstairs went on line to your web site and lo & behold there was a video on how to do it, I watched that video (thanks Steve) and went back down cellar and had the belt on in less than 5 mins and everything is working fine. Thanks for all your help Dan

watched partselct.com how to video and nothing to it unplugged dryer, pull out from wall an disconected vent hose, take out the nine screws and two in element then it will slide down and out pull off wires and replaced.It`s EASY ,,

Take out all the parts and see the video to put the new parts and is set thanks

The repair on replacing the clothes dryer belt went great. Not only did Part Select send me the correct belt at a great price .. the helpful hints that other people gave was most helpful. The only glitch was when I was pushing the tensioner wheel to get the belt around the pulley it slipped and the spring came off. The instructions/tip of taking the drum out and how to replace it came in handy when I had to get the spring back into place. The belt finally went on but there was a slight twist in it by the tensioner wheel. Again the tip I got with my e-mail helped as I manually turned the drum and was able to right the belt. Kudos to the tips I received and the confidence I could do the job myself!!!!

It was very easy. I figured out that I needed a new heating panel, entered my model number and voila, 1 1/2 days later it was on my porch. I used the video on the Parts Select website and was able to install it myself, very easy. Saved myself time & money, a lot of money.

push in on clips on front top at seams apx 2-3 inches from both sides. lift lid lean it back. remove door switch. remove front panel. remove old belt. replace with new belt lifting drum slightly to get around drum rib side down. reach in and push tensioner down to the left place belt around pully and over tensioner relase gently put all item back together.

Removed the eight 1/4" screws securing the back panel of the dryer, removed the electrical connections, and the two screws holding the heating element. Swapped the plastic switch to the new element, and reassembled. The repair took less than ten minutes and the dryer works perfectly.

Tested the old thermal cut off with multimeter, and it was defective. Replaced it using the schematic provided.