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Brenda R - September 19, 2018
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Just wish a tube of high temp adhesive was included in the price.
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clothes got burn marks
After pulling out and unplugging my machine I followed the procedure already worked out by others. I bought and replaced all the parts that were listed as involved with this problem, since I only wanted to do this once and the parts were pretty cheap. The only slightly hard part was reconnecting the drum to the bearing, this could be easi
... Read moreer with a third hand.Everything went well and the dryer works fine.
The directions for repair were easy and straight forward. The repair was quick but extra time was needed for the adhesive to dry. The dryer has been working like a charm ever since, although it seems slightly out of balance now and makes a squeaking noise while turning. I checked the adjustable feet and one is stuck. Seem like a q
... Read moreuick liquid wrench project.
watch the video first very helpful, was a lot easier than I thought.Dryer was pretty old but I figured what the heck.I replaced front lower basket seal,drum glide,dryer seal,belt,and bearing.Worst part was removing old top and bottom basket seals, a lot of elbow grease.I wouldn't have attempted it if not for the video. Dryer works great t
... Read morehanks partslect I will deffinitly shop here again very pleased, hope to get a few more years out of it.
1.Remove 2 screws and the air intake grill on the back of the unit. remove the drive belt. 2. Remove 2 screws on rear of top, slide top back and remove. 3. Remove 2 screws about a foot down on the inside on each side of the front cover. Remove four screws that secure the plastic control panel and the front panel that are right behind th
... Read moree control panel on the top. Disconnect the wiring harnesses, cut the nylon wire tie that is closest to the front cover. 3. lay unit on its back and and remove the two screws on the lower edge of the front panel, take your putty knife and slide it in the gap between the front panel and the dryer cabinet and release the two spring clips on both sides. Then you can lift off the front panel and control panel, set it to the side. 4. Remove the screw and the nylon guide from the center of the top front case crossmember. Remove the three screws on the inside rear of the drum, lift out the drum and set aside. 5. The drum pivot just sits in a nylon socket, pop it toward the top of the machine and lift it out, you may want to clean it good and re-lubricate it on reassembly. Disconnect the wires from the heating element and the heat sensor. 6. Set the cabinet upright and remove the four screws on the back side of the rear of the cabinet but not the two that are right in the center, they hold the pivot fixture and don't need to come out. The heater coil pan is now loose and ready for removal. 7. The seal between the filter housing and the blower housing was torn and this is an important part to have right, any air leak here will do the same thing as a dirty lint filter or plugged dryer exhaust and your new heating element will have a short, hot life. I pulled the old one off, scrapped the old glue off, applied the adhesive like the instructions on the tube say and after a few minutes installed the new seal then set the front panel to the side to let the adhesive dry. 8. The reassembly is just the reverse of the disassembly , use a couple nails or awls to help hold the dryer heater pan in place for screw installation and you might want to gentle squeeze the wire connecters if they feel loose, also check for clogged or kinked exhaust and stress the importance of cleaning the lint filter after EVERY load, it is small and all the air that cools the heating element must go through it, if is isn't maintained your new element won't last long. Have fun!
Dryer was squealing intermittently with light wash loads in it, but squeals continuously with full loads.
I followed the recommendation from William, from Ardmore, OK and Elvis, from Miami, FL for the repairs. Elvis had detailed instructions as well as William, so I just combined the two and I was able to repair my dryer in three hours time. My sincere thanks to partselect web site in posting the repairs on line and for everyones input. I
... Read morewill be back to use the web site again to troubleshoot my other appliances and order parts (great price, fast service for parts) and I will highly recommend this site to my friends.
Dryer was squealing and leaving brown marks on clothes.
Disconnected power and vent then pulled away from wall. You will need to move the dryer away from the wall to replace the ground bearing and retaining plate and/or the dryer belt. Removed top of dryer, disconnected wiring harness' then removed the two screws that hold the front panel on the dryer. After removing the two screws, lift out a
... Read morend then up on the front panel. This should remove it from the retaining clips on the bottom. To remove the dryer belt, remove access panel on rear/ bottom left of dryer. Just inside the panel you will see a tension pulley held by a spring. Use your hands to relieve the tension on the belt and remove the belt from the bottom pulleys. Now go to the side of the dryer and attempt to lift up on the front and back of the drum to remove it from the rear bearing guide. There is a slot that it rides in and it only needs to come up about an inch or so. If you cannot get the the rear bearing free this way, you will have to get inside the drum and remove the three screws in the back of the drum. There are two sets of screws, remove the inside circle of screws. At this point, the drum should slide out the front of the dryer. Use aSharpie to mark the center of the top guide on the metal then use a chisel or putty knife to remove the old guides from the front panel of the dryer. You probably won't be able to remove all of the old glue, but make sure you remove all of the old felt. Lay the panel front down and apply glue to the new top guide. Line up center of top guide with the mark you made earlier. Clamp in place. I used several spring clamps, but clothes pins will work. Now put glue on the bottom guide and clamp it in place. The bevel on the bottom guide will point to the back of the dryer. Now, while your dryer is disassembled and the glue is drying CLEAN IT OUT!!! You'll have no better opportunity to thoroughly clean this thing. Remove old bearing guide from the back of the dryer and replace with the new one. This will include the new grounding bearing and retaining plate. Apply high temp grease (generously) to the new bearing guide. Remove old rear drum bearing from drum and install new one. Take old belt off drum and put new one on. Place drum back in dryer cabinet. Be sure new belt doesn't snag or hang on anything. Guide the new rear drum bearing into the groove on the top of the guide and push down into place. It should be a snap ;-). GO to back of dryer and reinstall new dryer belt around pulleys. I put a little of the high temp grease on the guide pulley shaft on the tensioner. Replace access panel. Reinstall front panel by placing bottom back into the two retaining clips and then use your free hand to lift up the drum and guide it into place around the new guides while pushing the top of the panel into place. Replace top screws in front panel and reconnect wiring harness'. Replace top of dryer, slide dryer into place and reattach vent. Hope thos helps someone. It really wasn't very hard.
I googled and found parts select, listed model make and found parts diagram, found suspected parts from trouble shooting blog. I read repair stories, people who performed identical repairs, followed their lead, made notes ordered parts and easily repaired my dryer for a fraction of the cost of replacing dryer.
Clothes getting caught in the drum and getting rust stains
Looking from the front at the top cover I lifted the cover with my fingers and inserted a screw driver about one or two inches from each edge. The top pops loose and lifts up like the hood of a car. Inside the dryer on either side behind the front panel there is one screw on each side. Remove the screws and lift the entire pan
... Read moreel and door. Then swing the assembly out like a door with a hinge on the right. It won't come off due to the wiring harness. Make sure you study the upper drum glide before removing it. Remove the upper drum glide using Acetone, this is easy but a little messy. Apply glue, I applied to the drum but if I did it again I would apply it to the glide and clamp it to the drum in three or four places. This is an income property and my tenants weren't happy so I didn't wait for the other parts. I don't know now if I really needed them. I will replace them anyway. I realize they make these things easy to repair. It makes the $200+ they charge that much more profitable. I also vacuumed and cleaned inside. This is pretty easy and does not require much skill. Position the panel on the dryer. There are two clips that need to lined up on the bottom and fit the drum back on. Then snap the top cover in and test the dryer. Remove the top replace the front panel screws and snap the top back in.
I wish I could post pictures there really isn't much to it. For property owners I would recommend learning how to do this prior to getting a call. Create a kit of parts that will wear or break. $100 will save you the hassle of ordering under pressure and get you up and running that much faster.
Rear bearing assembly failed and damage heating element
Removed top using a butter knife to release the two tabs in the front(between the top and the front). Removed the front(two screws from the inside. removed rear louver panel(four screws). reached in through rear panel and released belt. removed drum assembly and change out, bearing assembly drum and bushing assembly in the back panel, be
... Read moreing sure not to forget the grounding bearing(had my 9 year old give me an extra hand to hold the ball bearing on the back.. Replaced the slider felt on the drum and the belt since i had it apart. Also replaced the seal from the front panel to the blower motor.. while it was apart i cleaned the inside with bleach and a rag. reasembled a tryed it out. Run like a new dryer- Nice and quiet.- It had been sqeeking for months before the it stopped working. the time it took to fix it was a lot less hassle than it would have been to buy a new and get rid of the old one. And it saved me money. I love saving money!! I would recomend partsselec.com t.good prices,fast shipping, got what i needed. What more can you ask for..
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Nicholas
February 21, 2020
What sort of adhesive do i need for the seal between the door and the blower. It appears to be different from the adhesive needed for a felt seal.
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Thank you for your question. You will need a high temperature adhesive found at any local hardware store. We hope this helps.
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Christine
December 1, 2023
Hi, how do I remove the front panel foam seal to the blower motor please and replace with a new seal and high temperature adhesive ?
For model number FRIGIDAIRE CROWN dryer 120V-60HZ-6AMPS Gas input 20,000 BTU/HR Model CRGR5700AS2 Serial XD32509222
Hello Christine, thank you for reaching out. We have found some relevant instructions for replacing the foam seal. These instructions may not be of the same exact model, but will help you with the process. Unplug the appliance. The seal is located in between the lint screen housing and the blower wheel housing. Use a putty knife to release the clips that hold the top to the front panel. Slide in from the side till you peel them and then move over a little and push in on the clips. Then twist the putty knife and lift up the top. Remove the screws that hold the front panel to the cabinet. Use a putty knife in between the cabinet in the front panel and twist it to get the tabs to release. Disconnect the door switch Remove the front panel. Now access to the seal. It is glued onto the blower housing. Carefully pull it off and take any of the residue off. Put some high-temperature adhesive all the way around the blower housing. Wait for a minute. When the glue sets up for a minute, roll it over so the points are pointing inwards and it makes a nice circle. The glue is getting tacky. You can carefully push it down into place. Let it dry for about an hour or so. Reassemble the unit by following the same steps backward. Glad to be of assistance!
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