The drum belt attaches to the motor pulley and causes the drum to spin as the motor is rotating. The drum belt is made of black rubber. This is an easy repair and should only take a few minutes. This goes between the drive motor and the dryer drum. The belt may have broken, which will cause the drum to not turn properly. You will need to pull your dryer away from the wall and use your Phillips screwdriver to remove the screws on the back. This is an OEM product, shipped directly from the manufacturer.

This is a thermistor, also known as a dryer thermistor. The thermistor is attached to the blower housing, it will help regulate and oversee the temperature within the dryer. The most common symptom of needing a new thermistor is the dryer cycle not working. Before installing this part, you should disconnect your dryer from its power source. We also recommend you wear work gloves to protect your hands during this installation. To make this repair, the tools you will need include a multi-screwdriver, a Phillips head bit, and a flat-head bit.

This thermostat is a genuine OEM part and is manufacturer-approved for electric dryers. The thermostat is responsible for monitoring and maintaining the temperature inside the dryer during the drying cycle. A faulty thermostat could result in clothes getting burned because the heating element does not receive the necessary signal to stop producing heat. This is a dangerous situation and could also lead to a fire. Ensure that you disconnect the power source to your dryer before you conduct this repair. This thermostat is connected to the clothes dryer unit by two screws which are sold separately.

The drum support roller and axle, which includes the roller shaft and mounting clips, is used in dryers. This part holds the drum as it rotates on the support wheels. When the roller begins to wear out, it self lubricates, so no additional grease is needed. If your dryer is making odd noises then checking and replacing the rollers can be the solution to your problem. Make sure to unplug the dryer from the power source before beginning this replacement. Refer to the diagram and installation instructions provided by manufacturer.

This dryer heating element produces heat to dry clothes in a dryer and is located in the rear end. If the heater element is burned, dryer does not heat or over heats, or clothes take too long to dry, then replacing this part could solve your problem. The tools needed for this repair project are: Phillips screwdriver, putty knife, needle nose pliers. To repair, first remove the main top of dryer and remove ground strap at the rear. Next, disconnect two wire harnesses that hold front panel to the cabinet to pull out front panel. Once you have access to the inside of the dryer, refer to the manual for further installation instruction. As a safety precaution, remember to unplug appliance from power source before beginning this repair project.

The leveling leg on your dryer attaches to the bottom of the dryer base. The function of the leg is to keep your dryer level while it operates. This part is approximately 3 inches in length, 2 inches in width and 2 inches in height. It is sold individually and is black and white in color. Many of our customers have rated this repair as easy. To complete the repair, simply unscrew the damaged leg and replace it with the new one. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.

The high limit thermostat is designed for use in your dryer. The function of this part is to make sure that your dryer does not get too hot. If your dryer is not regulating heat properly, you may need to replace the high limit thermostat. This part is approximately 2 inches in width, and 1-1/2 inches in height. The high limit thermostat is located inside the dryer, so you will need to take the dryer apart to access it for repair. Before you begin this repair, be sure that the power source to your dryer is disconnected. This part is sold individually.

The thermal fuse measures the air temperature inside your dryer drum, and turns the heat on and off to maintain the optimal temperature during the drying cycle. If your dryer will not start, dry clothes properly, or produce any heat during the drying cycle, it could be due to a faulty thermal fuse. The original fuse is riveted to the mounting bracket. You will need to take out the rivets to replace it. This replacement fuse comes attached to the bracket. This part is also known as a thermal limiter, or a safety thermostat. Other symptoms linked with a faulty thermal fuse include: the drum is too hot, or the drying cycle ends too quickly. Remember to disconnect the power from your dryer before beginning this installation.

The drum assembly is designed for use in your dryer. The drum is the part of the dryer that tumbles the clothing. If you notice that your dryer is loud during operation, or that the drum is damaged, you may need to replace it. In order to complete this repair, you will need to remove the front panel as well as the control panel, so you can remove the drum. To do this you will need a Phillips screwdriver. This part is sold individually. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.

This part is an induction drive motor for a dryer. This is an OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. This part has a body and two shafts. One shaft is for the drive belt and the other is for the blower wheel. The drive shaft rotates the drive belt that spins the dryer drum to dry your clothing while producing air flow through the drum by rotating the blower wheel. If the motor cannot be turned by hand, it may be defective and should be replaced. Before ordering this part, check the door switch and thermal fuse to be sure those parts are not the issue with the dryer.