Great video. Step by step does not leave anything out. Replaced the four wheels and pulley, easy peasy, silence (no squeals) is golden! Thank you.

I'm fixing to tear into our dryer to replace all rollers and drum belt. Watching this video was better than reading a manual. Got it done in just a few minutes. Great video

Great video! Appreciate the helpful step-by-step instructions and tips. Oddly, the biggest pain I had was getting the wire harnesses apart, but eventually managed it. Replaced 4 wheels plus pulley wheel and it did the trick...no more squealing! Super helpful video! Thanks.

Thank you for sharing this beautiful video of step by step and clear pictures and clear speaking voice 😎

Best dryer repair video on KZfaq by far. Thank you very much for taking the time to do such an awesome job both filming and editing.

On mine it was the small, plastic washer between the pulley and the assembly. The old washer had shrunk and become brittle (story of my life) causing the pulley to rub against the assembly. Replaced with .505 x 3/4 x 1/8 nylon flat washer. ( six for a dollar at Lowes) and greased.

Great Video! Like the "stop action" shots. Handy to see exactly what you're referring to. Thanks!

I flowed all your instruction work very well my dryer no more squeaking, Thanks

Thank you so much!! Everything went smoothly and it only cost me about $25! You kick ass. I hope you’re well. Cheers!

Great video ... I just couldn't get it loud enough :( You had great video and instructions & Hints!

Awesome video. Simple to fix my seized pulley after watching. Thank you for posting the video!

Thank you thank you thank you!! Good video , none of the blah blah blah so many other makers are guilty of.

Excellent video. Thank you for an easy step by step video

Great production value in this video! You can see the experience and skill increase in your planning/editing. Keep it up!

5 things 1 what is that hook tool called? 2 where did you get the cart to put the machine on? 3 how did you get that machine on the cart? (look like it would be challenging ) 4 dope distressed jeans. 5 keep up the great work, thanks for the info 👍

Muchísimas gracias!!! Me ahorre lo del técnico 🤭, era lo que tenía, que estaban sucias las poleas…. Excelente tutorial 👏👏👏👏

Thanks helped tremendously.

Thanks!

50% off for healthy sleep is a good deal BTW. I'll check it out. Good video. Explaining what's going on

This was so helpful- thanks for posting this

Great instruction! Thanks!

I just use the putty knife to get the door switch wires apart. Friday night I worked 5 1/2 hours taking apart and cleaning dryer after dryer after dryer...... didn't cut my hand 1 time. I had to get a door fixed so all I had to do on Saturday was spend 30 seconds putting the front back on and cut my hand twice! lol Try this, before you put the white lithium on, I spray the wheel peg and the inside of the wheel with WD 40 Dry Lube. Then I take a small part of a paper towel and clean out the inside of the wheel and wipe the wheel peg off. Then I spray the wheel peg with WD 40 white lithium. What I have found is that sometimes if you just spray it with white lithium, it doesn't ride smooth but if I clean it first with dry lube and then white lithium, it seems to make it ride much smoother..... I don't know, maybe it's just me, I like things perfect :) I also take that opportunity when I have the tub out to clean the tub and the back wall where the clothes hit the wall if needed. Sometimes there is black stuff or stickers. How do people get so much stuff stuck to their dryer????? We have a 20 year old set and the dryer looks almost new inside..... I only sell top lint dryers so I also take the lint chute off and clean it. I guess I have a question about the wheels I've never thought about.... since there are cheap made wheels, have you found any cheap made red rimmed wheels? I only use the red rimmed ones because I have found them to be best but I always buy from the same guy so it just popped in to my mind that their might be some cheap made ones? Have you had experience with that? Cheap red rimmed wheels? (tongue twister lol) When the weather gets warmer, 16 and snowing right now, I will text you a picture of the dollies I use in my garage to wheel them around. It might make it easier for you instead of using that big thing.

Our dryers is amount a squeaky noise and grinds from time to time. Hubby is on his way to fix it I’m sending him this now.

Great video, I replace all the five wheels and the belt, but I get a low pitch whining sound. The dryer runs really smooth, but that sound I hope in time it will go away and I did use some grease on the wheels.

Those little roller clips are a pain! I found out very quickly that they are fragile and can cost quite a bit to replace. Lesson learned, LOL. BK

Great job, the best I have seen. Keep it up.

My dryer has a long shaft on the tensioner pully. The shaft came out and I haven't seen any videos that have this problem.

Very helpful video, thank you

My understanding is manufacturers don't suggest using any grease at all on roller shafts

I did everything step by step but my belt is too long now. Won’t stay in place. What did I do wrong?

Do the old school (dry filter on top) actually have bearings? Or are they just metal on metal bushing and shaft?

How can i get the right size belt

So I followed your tutorial on the dryer plugged it in and turned it on. It lit up and I proceeded to hit the start button, the read out screen went dark and won’t turn on again no matter how many times I flip the breaker or unplug it and plug It back in. I double checked the switch plugs and they’re both hooked up And I have power at the plug do you have any ideas?

Want to replace roller axel. OEM is reverse thread. Replacement is normal thread. Why do they do this?

This was so incredibly helpful and detailed. Thank you so much!

Please help I need to replace Maytag naptune belt on washing machine model Mah7500Aww are the universal??

Great Video.

I am working on the same dryer it turns on but does nothing when I hit start already checked all censors but still nothing

Instead of the white lithium grease, would you recommend using a dry lube such as graphite?

Where is the link for parts

Nice video. There is no reason to grease the roller pins, it will just attract dirt, the roller bearings don't spin on the metal pins.

I need to replace the foam seal that goes around the opening of the lint duct/shoot (the one you removed in this video). Is it a special heat resistant kind or is window weather stripping ok?

THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

I decided to start doing what you do this week. No prior experience fixing . Got my first call and took a pair to a house, to my surprise the washer wouldn't start, so I told the customer I would bring them another one!, and she gave me her set, washer wont spin and dryer takes too long to dry clothes. Do you take the broken pair to the scrap yard or fix them? When you want to throw a unit, what part you try to get out before you throw away, can you make a video about that? How do you get a washer quick if the washer you brought to customer sid not start

What do I need to test washers and dryers outside is there a conveter I can for use a standard plug in for a dryer

GREAT VIDEO TOTALLY PRO THANK YOU VERY MUCH GOING TO CHECK OUT THE REST OF THE VIDEOS

I have a question for ya, I’ve been doing this for over 3 years now very profitable business for me and my family, but I’m thinking for the future as we get older what do you think about hiring a helper or a employee to train and maybe one day run the business while we sit back and do the sales part or possibly just collect? What’s your thoughts 💭 all the other guys I talk to say “well if you teach them everything who says they won’t just go do the same thing and take your business” they have a point. Any thoughts ?

Which cart did you get from harbor freight to put appliances on ? They have 2 sizes.

Where can I order parts, not chain made

Ty

It's only one belt?

WD-40 is the WORST thing to lubricate with. It's a degreaser, it dries everything up, not a lubricant. Short-term it's ok, it will help you open that lock if it's stuck. Long-term? It's terrible and not even designed for that...

Do you think you would do better teaching your kids and grandchildren a trade or teaching unthankful weirdos a trade?

It would be nice if you actually run the machine before repairing and then run it after. At least that way, people will know what the repair will fix.