Thanks for the video. You helped me figure out how the front bottom part came off. I bought the kit and it fixed my squealing noise. 👍🏻

Seriously you’re the best. Single mama here and I’m doing this all myself and I’m killing it. Part is coming. I never leave comments. But sir I love you 😅

Just got done following this tutorial. Amazing. Wife asked if I could have done it without KZfaq… I said it’d prolly have taken me a week, but beyond that I wouldn’t have even tried without this. Info on kit, detailed instructions… just awesome. Thank you! And God bless… you!

Loved your help- got the kit and did this in about 2 hours- saved me some money. I am 53 year old female- easy to do!! Thanks again. My issue was my drum would not turn, replaced all and we were good to go! !!

Thank you so much! $30, some aggravation and a couple hours of work later and the wife is happy again. I really appreciate the time you took to make this video. Cheers!

Just followed the instructions and was able to fix the noisy idler pulley. Tried to just remove the bottom panel as one other you tube video suggested but found that the idler pulley I ordered did NOT fit the pulley arm so had to take it all apart. Easy to follow all the directions and now have a much quieter and even better then factory since fixed an area they screwed up when putting this together!! Thanks

Just wanted to say thanks - your video/photos got me through repairing my wife’s dryer in about 3 hours total. I still have the pair of gloves laying in the “needed” pile!! 🤔

God bless you loads. I followed your instructions, bought the kits, and fixed the broken belt. Mine was an Electrical Model. Thank you.

Thank You! I have this exact gas dryer (gas). Bought the OEM kit from Genuine Replacement Parts (the Amazon knock-offs gave me pause). This video is outstanding. Thanks for all the details--I think I would have had a lot of trouble with this repair without this video. There are lots of bad ones out there (like "remove the back" of the dryer. One detail for me that was different: on the top left electric coupling on the door, mine was not designed to unclip so I removed the screws holding the little safety switch in place. The whole repair was a lot easier than I had planned. Unpacked a surprising volume of lint. The Clorox wipes were a great idea. Thanks again for posting this. My dryer has another 100,000 miles to go.

Just so you know, your video is great, and I used it like an instruction manual step for step.

OMG. We did it because of your video! You were so thorough! Thank you so very much!

This video made the repair go “textbook”. Thank you so much for taking the time to post the video.

Thank you so much for a great video. Most other videos did not have clear views nor the level of detailed instruction that you gave. Thanks to credit card points paying for the parts, all except $1.67, and your video, I was able to fix my dryer on my own! Thanks again!

Thank you so much for posting this! Our dryer was making a really horrible noise quite suddenly, but the wife and I were able to fix it using this video.

Your video made this project a breeze. Thank you!

THANK YOU, THANK YOU!! I have the Kenmore electric version of this machine, and while other videos I watched gave me a pretty good idea of how to pull the drum and replace the support rollers and Idler arm pulley, yours showed me how to take the cabinet apart without bending tabs, or breaking any connections (especially that cable attaching the top in back). All of the instructions and photos were concise and well thought out. I was able to fix my dryer (with my wife's able assistance), and saved a bunch of cash, not to mention keeping my home safe from a possibly Covid-carrying repair technician! NO MORE SQUEAK! GREAT VIDEO!

Your tips were spot on thank you ,our dryer purring like a kitten now

Want to thank you for posting this video. My son and I just fixed our electric version of this dryer today. Our first diy! We only had trouble trying to figure out how to put belt on but everything thing else was easy. Thanks for your help.😊

Thank you for the Help Sir. Couldn’t have done this without your video 🙏

Thanks for posting this. It helped me a lot. I have the electric version of this dryer and it is exactly the same other than the gas line of course! 🙂👍🏼

This is a wonderful video and it guided me through replacing my belt with zero problems. However, the dryer is making the exact same screeching noise as it was before. Does anyone have any ideas? None of the rollers are dirty or squeaking when i roll them. The belt will be quiet if I put baby powder on it or water until the powder/water wears off, and then it starts screeching again, which is supposed to indicate that the belt needed to be replaced. But it's doing exactly the same thing with a brand new belt.

Had the screeching sound and did this fix and worked perfectly. Super easy to do with these instructions. Thank you for posting this.

Can you please explain further how to separate the top wiring connector via screwdriver? That is where I am hung up on. Thank you!!! Great video!!

Thanks for such a great video, I was able to fix my dryer in less than 2 hours. Total cost $23 dollars versus $600 for a new dryer.

thank you for taking time to produce and post this video, it helped a lot.

Thank you for sharing this! Helped my self repair go so much easier!

I've had my dryer for more than 10 years, only had to replace this twice so far. I do laundry like a motha!

I’m not sure how much you might’ve just saved me, but thank you I did it in less then an hour! Thank you!

Very well done DIY. Used it today to fix broken idler. Other than forgetting to loosen springs, went just as you describe. Thanks.

Thank you for making and posting this video. I was able to follow it step for step to fix my squeaking dryer. The only thing that I wished you would have told is how you got the new belt back onto the idler pulley and the other arm otherwise this was fantastic.

Thanks for the this video! Mine was electric so I could skip a couple steps. Glad I found this video, it was the only one I watched that mentioned to not flip the top over and you are correct, that cable in the back is quite short so it would easily break.

Perfect video. Perfect explanation. Right to the point. Much appreciated. Thank you.

Thank you for this video man helped out a lot I feel like I can fix dryers now thank again 🙏

Thanks! Used this today to do the job. Turned out perfect.

Thanks for the great instructions.

Anyone else annoyed that he didn’t turn his camera sideways for the shoot? Pics are too zoomed in so that we can’t fully see all that needs to be seen.

Mine is taken apart like this. Since he didn't actually film the procedure, did he put the belt in from the front? I can't fathom able to do that with the drum and fan blocking pulley and idler.

6:03, the drum is sitting on the floor. 7:10, "you have the drum there, that's all you have left to pull out." The video never explains how to remove the drum when it has a belt around it, and you only have access from above, AND you cannot remove the top panel because of the control panel wires. (And by the way, Whirlpool welded the back panel to the chassis, turning a 15 minute idler pulley replacement into a 2 hour job. I'll never own another Whirlpool.)

just take off the exhaust pipe 1 screw easy gives more room to install belt

Fantastic video. Very helpful!

Is there a video on how to replace the felt seal for this model?

Thank you for posting this.

Worked perfectly thanks!!

Thank you very helpful will share

I have to order the drum support roller shaft. How do I know which ones to order?

Hi Brandon I know this is an old video I have the same dryer but my belt is not broken. But it is squeaking very bad. Is there anything I can do just for the squeaking?

I wish that there was actual video footage and not still pics. I am frustrated! Help!

I have a very similar unit. The power will come on, but when I push start, it beeps twice and won’t come on. It’s the same as if the door isn’t closed all the way, but it is. Any advice??

Better lighting pleaee

Do you have a video on removing the back panel?

I have a similar unit except it isn’t heating. Can you up?

I’ve got all lights on,counting down but nothing happens!first code told me it was the thermistor,replaced that and same thing,then c5 code can’t find anything or anyone to tell me what that is,except one person said control panel bad I checked it seems fine nothing burn now wondering if it’s drive belt?

What was ur trick to getting the belt on easier.

How does it happen though?

This is exactly what KZfaq was meant for; to put up a series of shit cell phone photos to illustrate how to do, you know, whatever.