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I've lubed a bunch of these. I don't know your skill level, so I can't comment if it's DIY. Sounds like a good diagnosis.
One tensioner pulley, and two idlers.
Hi,
Model#? Above does little to ID the dryer.
Drum supports ( drum bearing, roller wheels, glides ), idler pulley, motor are common noise makers on many dryers.
jeff. Appliance Repair Aid
I had a 15 year old Kenmore that squealed horribly.
I replaced the idler wheels AND the steel stub shafts that they rode on. The sharts were very slightly worn & IMO were contribtuing to the problem.
The unit is still working fine (only a few loads per week at the shop)
If you'r at all handy you can do this yourself, get the repair manual (~$10).
If you have helper it would even be easier
Unplug the machine, take digital photos as you disaasemble
cheers Bob
The dryer I have is a GE model DVL223EA0WW, 3 yr old electric dryer. I replaced the glides a few months ago using the instructions from Jeff's website, and that went well. Would replacing the idler pulley be a job that is comparable in difficulty? I can read and follow instructions just fine, but if the instructions aren't very clear I get lost in all the parts and pieces.
Thanks, Melissa
Hi,
A Frigidaire built GE dryer.
Easier!
This can be changed from the back of the dryer.....remove power.....remove the small access panal at the back bottom to R&R the idler pulley. This is how the belt should look around the pulley....
Maybe the stuff they put on automobile belts would quiet your drier also.
Hi,
Usually that stuff attacks dust and gets all gunked up :(
jeff. Appliance Repair Aid
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