Light Bulb - 10W WP22002263

Drum belt broke. Found drive shaft belt guide broke. Replaced pulley wheel since I had it apart.

To replace the light bulb, I removed the screw and the cover, unscrewed the old bulb, replaced with the new bulb and replaced the cover, securing it with the small screw. It worked appropriately with normal use for a few days and then I noticed the light was not coming on when I opened the door.

I removed the cover and pulled out the bulb to find that the filaments inside are dangling and burned through. I need them replaced, please.

1st I unplugged the dryer.
I reviewed the awesome blueprint that I printed out of my specific model , which is provided by this great website. I located each area that I would need to make the replacement of parts, by highlighting it on the blueprint. I removed the nut at the dryer light, inside the dryer. Removed the light cover & replaced the bulb, put the cover back on, tighten the nut.
I removed all the nuts from the back, remove the exhaust tube, removed the rear panel. I realized that the exhausted tube was kind of heavy. It was extremely clogged with lint so thick , I couldn't see through it & it was also holding water that weighed down the exhaust tube. So disgusting !! I immediately went to my HomeDepot to purchase a new 8' foiled exhaust tube & 2 elbow connectors. Installed it & reused the tightening clamps at each elbow . Wasn't expecting any of this in the plan. I realized that this was probably the culprit of the steamy dryer. I put the rear panel on, without installing the other two parts that I purchased. I put at load of wet laundry in the dry & ran it. The load was completely dry in the first cycle. Problem solved. I would like to say that this website gave me the resources, knowledge & confidence to believe that I could make the repair myself & that was the only reason I moved forward to complete the task. In a sense, this company has saved me,my family & our home from a potential fire. So people of the world please take the time to check your air flow visually inside the exhaust tube . Thank You PartSelect ??

I followed the instructions that I watched on the video. The video was very helpful.

I just followed the instruction in the video, step by step. Easy as pie. Took out the screws, raised the top, unplugged the switch, took it out, put the new one in. Then reversed the process and put it all back together. Of course, always unplug the dryer from the wall plug before you do anything. The light bulb wasn't bad and came back on when I replaced the door switch. Now I have a replacement if it goes out.

Using the Ice Door Kit we replaced the parts from the kit. There were a could of tricky things that were not in the video. The face of the freezer above the ice maker came down "like a guillotine" on my husbands hands so I recommend taping it to the top of the door prior to removing the whole door unit. He said it was also more complicated getting the pin off so this took some time and ours did not look anything like the ones in the video. Also, there was quite a bit of mold which took some time to clean out all the way before reassembly. Glad we did it though! Our fridge is still beautiful Stainless Steel and we paid extra for Counter Depth so this was a say cheaper alternative than replacing the whole thing.

Unscrewed two screws at dryer vent. Popped dryer top. Unscrewed two screws to door sensor. Disconnected sensor. The rest is history.

Opening the cabinet allowed for a through examination and listing of the worn components: 1 defective idler and mounting shaft, 1 worn drive belt, 2 sagging felt seals, 1 worn glide surface, 1 dead light bulb. Replacement parts arrived in two days. After a through vacuuming, reassembly was a snap. Both roller/shafts and glide pads were replaced as matched pairs. Unit operates now as factory new. I am not a trained repair person but simple logic, sufficient care, and attention to a clean assembly routine is all it took.

Problem: Drum light not working, bulb ok. Removed 6 screws on panel behind timer, light, buzzer, switches. Lifted back of dryer top then moved dryer top forward and off of dryer. The switch was located above the door. Unhooked wiring plug and took out 2 screws holding in the switch. Installed new switch and repaced bulb. Reassembled as needed and tested light by opening door. Works great.

Without being a handy man, I saved money by replacing the heating element of our dryer at home. When drying clothing it was not heating, went to partselect and found the proper replacement. It was reeally easy to replace.