How to Disassemble Whirlpool/Kenmore Dryer Replace - Belt, Iler Pulley, Motor, or Fan - 
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- Опубликовано: 2 мар 2021
- This is a easy step-by-step guide on how to disassemble and reassemble a dryer Amana dryer, and others . This is for any type or brand of dryer that has the filter that comes out the top of the dryer.
There’s lots of different brands that have this exact same type of dryer with the same teardown. These brands include whirlpool Kenmore Crosley estate Roper and more.
This is also a great video if you were just trying to fix a squeaky Squealing Dryer. You can go through this video in Greece all the points that could be giving you issues. It’s also a good video if you need to replace the rollers belt, idler pulley, Heating element, motor or blower.
I gave several tips and tricks and how to repair help guides throughout this video. If you’re looking for a particular video on a repair for this type of dryer I have an entire playlist of them be sure to check them out.
I hope this video helps you take apart your dryer and get it back together without going too crazy.
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Probably the best dryer disassembly & reassembly video on RUclips.
Thanks
Best disassembly video I’ve seen yet. Clear, succinct, easy to follow. Thanks!
Thanks I appreciate it.
Yes I totally agree. Much appreciated. Saved me a whole bunch of working words and headaches..
I just found one of those free on CL. Going to pick it up in the AM. Now I know how to take it apart. Thanks.
Exactly the instructions I was looking for. The builder stuffed my appliances side by side in a closet and I can’t slide them out without disassembly. Thank you!
This is very well done. A+ all around!
Thanks glad you liked it.
Thanks a ton man
You know... I didn't put the rag in the lint trap and didn't lose the screw... But lot my nice bit down there. Good thing though, it needed cleaning.
Glad to help
Do a washer break down too! Thanks!
I’m going to be doing every type of common washer and dryer. All repairs and breakdowns. just gonna take a little time:-)
Love the intro!! You're right we don't wanna die.
Lol
Great video! You should do the same with top load washers please. If you can show us step by step what you look for in top load washers when you get them from your scrappers would be great. New to this business and learning a lot from you thanks!
Definitely going to do that. I’m going through every type of common dryer Diagnosing and repair Videos right now and then I’m going through all washers
@@WasherDryerMoney sounds good I can’t wait to see them
Anyone else have everything the same except the heating element he mentioned? I have a gas line dryer
Very important thing he forgot.... the edges on the parts you are taking off are so sharp you can give my exgirlfriend a good shave..... they are so sharp, I was so mad one night when I first started (many years ago), I totaled a dryer (kicked and beat the hell out of it) because I was cut up so bad and urinated off!!! .... but that's a story for a whole other day :)
Also, lots of times there is hair all around the wheels. Sometimes it takes me 30 minutes to get all the hair off. I also clean the back where the clothes tumble and the inside of the tub if needed. My grandson and I disassemble every dryer 100% like this. I also run my hand carefully around the front seal. Sometimes a nail or screw is lodged in it or even lint.
Good tips. I always feel like if I give all the tips my videos become way too long. I try to wear gloves but I just can’t stay in the habit I just constantly drop things while I’m working on washers and dryers with gloves on lol.
A quick way to get the hair from around those shaft is a mini torch. Just be sure there is no lint in the dryer when you do it because lint catches on fire so easily.
@@WasherDryerMoney lmao I don't trust myself with a torch. I use the tool made to scrape off an inspection sticker... it has a blade on the end and works so well for a ton of stuff. I wear a plastic glove on my right hand just because it kept getting so greasy under my thumb nail. I can't work with regular gloves on.... I use my finger tips too much. I actually had to replace a belt on our dryer today so my wife was watching me and she said, "No wonder you cut yourself all the time". lol
Thank you
A washer tear down video would be great. Also if you can link to tools used
I will definitely be doing a washer tear down soon. I’m going to attempt to do all common washers and dryers.
Good idea I’ll definitely make some links to all the tools and parts soon.
Hello there! I am getting into the appliance flipping business and would like to know where do I get my supply from? I know there's the FaceBook Marketplace, but are there any other avenues?
I have a few videos about this check this one out.
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Great instruction. Hey, in a few of your vids you talk about cleaning dryer vents out for customers when you sell a dryer. Do you clean it out all the way up to the roof? For Free? Because I would charge a minimum of $75 or more for that. Or do you just clean out the vent hose?
Just the easy vents. If it’s at a apartment or a rental I tell them they will have to call their landlord.
You could make a lot of extra money doing vent cleaning. It’s just not something I’ve ever really gotten into.
If it goes up, the roof vent needs to be cleaned.... you can't charge someone for a half way job if you don't get up on the roof and clean the vent up there. Personally, I do not offer this service because I want people to understand how important it is to keep it clean. If I offer this service, they would think I'm trying to upsell. Plus, in the time it takes to clean a vent correctly, I could deliver another set or 2 and make $400-$700 profit without getting on a ladder. Like Gabe, I will clean the ones that go straight out but they are usually not very bad.
@Jonathan T. Brown I charge on how inconvenienced I feel. And I'm being serious
@Jonathan T. Brown in my area it's weird The single story homes I've done I have to go on the roof and get the excess out of the stack on the roof. but the two stories have it right on the side of the house and I can almost reach it with my hand but I need a little step ladder.if you have a two-story where events all the way to the roof then I would not attempt that one but that's me personally.