Thank you for the extra.

Great detailed washer repair. Thanks for sharing.

Great video and super helpful. One thing to note for anyone attempting this repair- the lower shaft seal has a metal ring embedded in the rubber that you have to mangle to get it out of the tube. Don't put the screwdriver in too deep or it won't grab. I thought I was messing up the tube until I got the whole thing out.

How does the water get to the clutch seal and shaft seal?

This was very helpful and easy to follow! Thank You 💫

Looks awesome

The thermal fuse on my similar model dryer continues to blow. I can't figure out why. The vent is clear and I've replaced the other two thermostats and the heating coil, but it keep blowing. Seems like that means it's getting too hot I guess, but why?

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Would be good to see the stained up version even if only a short clip

You made that look easy, thanks for sharing, going to attempt my own now,

💯 Thanks for the video. 🤙 Good information in it. Step by step. 🔥 Got a project like this coming up.

We have the same safety glasses. Just squint. Its science lol

Do you think the grill's handles can be used as support instead of the L brackets if I only want to go just past center and not completely surrounded.

Thank you for this video. I was about to return the hood because of the horrible instructions and incorrect parts. Your video made me want to give it another shout....done!

Would love to see the stained finished project.

Make the front with caster wheels and a tongue like a wagon...

I haven't started to take mine apart yet. At first I suspected the tub gasket, which looked pretty indepth to replace, and now I'm watching your great video. I have to give you top marks for giving the part numbers for the gaskets as well. Don't see that often. Thanks.

Awesome project.

Great work. Just wondering, 5 years later how has this held up? Did you need to make any changes or adjustments to it

buenas noches yo utilizo un tubo de pvc de 1/2 y 3/4 para colocar las estopra se le golpea al tubo y solo empuja la estoera por el bord de metal

Outstanging video, Sir! You are a Gentlemen & a Scholar! My hat is off to you.

Wow, finally a quality video. Explained very well for everyone to understand. Excellent camera work and I can actually hear everything you said. Question: you by chance to auto's. 🙂

I have a question. I have a Kenmore 80 series and as I was putting the motor back in this copper like pin with a small hole on the end fell out of something. Don't know where it came from. Do you know where the pin came from? Would like your advice. Thank you!

What is that cloth belt around the outside clutch? Ggreat video

My issue exactly! And love that have the same dryer set up ! Is a 20 year old dryer so not all exact (the blower thermostat only has two connections , not four). Got an E1 (if I recall) code a couple weeks ago so ordered and replaced the low temp thermostat (and cleaned the dryer and exhaust while at it), all was well, then a couple weeks later it stopped heating. Tested all w my meter (which should have done first time lol) and the thermal fuse was the issue. Have done all this a couple times over the life of the dryer (inc element), so have gotten pretty comfortable doing it! Still, your video was SO helpful in describing what everything does and how to make sure test properly (don’t use my multimeter for anything else so have to remember how to use it each time! Hence why didn’t test two weeks ago lol). Gonna see if can reset the fuse as per your tip, while ordering replacement. Thx again!!

I'm going to try to help a friend. He needed a dryer and I hooked him up from another friend that had just moved and already had a dryer. The next time I saw him he informed me that the dryer wasn't working properly. So now I feel obligated to repair the dryer..

Can I use part L146.1-44.C to replace that red/white stripe part? I’m currently trying to fix my dryer but just realized the part has different numbers. Looks exactly the same though.

Nice build. I made a similar build several years ago.

REPLACE ALL 3 SEALS .

Hello William, thank you very much for sharing this. I am about to begin trouble shooting my Mother's drier. One of the terminals on the plug is corroded & got hot enough to begin to melt the rubber. Any idea what could've caused that. I am pretty concerned as you mentioned house fire & I'd like to exercise extreme caution, naturally. Thanks again!

Why didn’t you reset the thermostat first before buying one? How did you know what parts to order without first checking them?

Is it not too hot for the wood?? Doesnt it burns?

I might have to try these this week.

You can safely reset that non-resettable fuse by slamming it on the floor. You think I am joking...

good job sir thanks

I happened across your video after doing a similar repair on my washer a few days ago. One thing I don't see in the video, nor in the comments, is that there are actually two of each of each of these seals. They are stacked on top of each other. I replaced the basket drive with the brake on it (and a good thing since mine was very rusty and didn't want to come out of the base) and it came with the seals already in it but the base housing with the larger seal actually had a second one underneath the first. I only ordered one so I only replaced one but to do the job right you should replace both. The basket drive with the brake also has two of those smaller seals stacked on top of each other. You can verify this with the parts diagram on sears parts direct website.

Thanks for this excellent video. But I have two tips I could add. 1. Lay the dryer on its side, and access to the three components is much easier (can use right hand instead of left and not crane neck lying on floor.) and gravity is on your side getting the screws back in. 2. Whacking the thermal switch on the floor wasn't working for me, but a gentle tap dead center on the back of the plate right behind the switch with the handle of my screwdriver reset it first time!

My tub action seems okay and I recently removed the tub and did a complete tub cleaning, however I noticed what looks like oil residue on the floor under the unit. Does the transmission have an oil seal?

Thanks for posting such a clear video!

Great video. Can you show how to replace the timer and you didn't show us how we can check to see why it tripped. Thanks

Thanks for the vid. Well done

Any videos that show the complete breakdown? I need something that shows wires and all or I'll screw something up. Mine is a 110 something can't remember exactly it's one that has sensors. So it's not exact.

Old video but people like me are still trying to do this repair. When I looked on appliance parts pros the installation video shows there are 2 seals for the top of the spin tube. Looks like you only replaced one but apparently it worked. WP91939 is the part you changed but underneath it is another seal WP356427.

03/30/24 That looks delicious. Will be trying for Easter... Thanks

Why not put temp probe in the top?

Do you have any suggestions if I've replaced the thermal fuse, cycling thermostat, thermal cut-off, and high-limit thermostat, but I'm still not getting heat? I even had an electrician out who conformed it's not a fuse in the house's electrical box, nor is there a problem with the dryer outlet or power to the dryer.

Thank you for the video. I have a Kenmore 90 series model 110.4786291 (used for 26 years) and all the parts were the same, even the shaft seal at the transmission level that you did not use. I also change the lower transmission seal with kit part W10111745 & 285352. I prefer using a socket than a screwdriver to instal the seals (9mm for upper shaft seal and 32 mm for lower shaft seal). I tested the washer without the covers. I had a white piece of paper underneath the transmission to confirm there is no longer any water or oil leak. To do so, you will have to bypass the lid switch with a 14-gage copper wire.

outstanding video

Buen trabajo felicidades!!