How to Troubleshoot & Replace Lg AP7220429 / 4581EL2002L Roller Kit

You tube suggested roller failure. Disassembly showed that one of the bearings had self-destructed. You tube and your videos showed me how to replace them. Since the dryer was in pieces, I also replaced the drive belt as preventative maintenance. Only problem was time to get the parts, which was reasonable. 

Replaced the rollers and one drum support roller assembly. Changed the dryer drum belt while I was at it. This is my 4th purchase at appliancepartspros and I love the videos and the website is organized smartly. I just sent a friend here last week who fixed their dryer, too. 

Replaced belt and one roller. Video was extremely helpful. This is the third time I’ve bought parts for different appliances and the fix was spot on. Your website is awesome!! 

Replaced Drum Support Roller and Drum belt. The video provided by APP was outstanding. During the process of the repair, I discovered dust obstructions and cleaned the interior thoroughly. The dryer now functions like new, quite and rapid drying. Awesome thanks for the videos, telephone support, and customer service with little to no wait times and two day delivery. The most efficient company I have ever done business with. 

I replaced all 4 drum support rollers. Works like a new machine, didn't take long to replace rollers, while I had the dryer disassembled. I really cleaned all areas and it was really worth it 

LG Tromm DLE5977B dryer was 15 years old and a squeaking sound came from the rear of the dryer, no problems prior to date. So I bought four drum support rollers and a belt and watched the sponsored video and things went fairly smooth. Originally I just wanted to just oil the squeaky part, but for the rollers that really isn't the answer. So I bought and replaced all four rollers and the belt as well since the dryer was 15 years old. I didn't have a 14 mm wrench to get to the nut on rear two drum rollers and that was a mental challenge, but my 9/16 wrench on the back and a 10 mm on the front of the roller axle was the answer. Other problems I noticed were, there was a lot on human hair on the shaft between the blower and the motor that needed removal and the electric heater inside walls had significant lint which I removed carefully as not to have a dryer fire later on. The video was great, the parts fit just fine and I did not buy cheaper rollers from some place else that others have said were not made right. OEM = Original Equipment Maker, is always the best idea. Project took about 3 and 1/2 hours, not a problem. Challenging, sort of, but much better than overpaying for supercharged labor charges. Do it myself, with a nice video to watch to help. 

I took apart the dryer and removed the drum. I removed all lint and hair that had wrapped around the pulleys. I replaced the front drum support roller assemblies. Only one was broken, but it is recommended they be replaced in pairs. The rear drum support roller assemblies looked fine. The belt also looked fine, but I decided to replace it anyway. Two things were difficult. 1. One screw was put in so tightly, it took 30 minutes of trying different techniques to remove. 2. The motor pulley had unscrewed and was lying on the bottom of the dryer, I didn't realize that until I had reassembled everything, started the dryer, and the belt came off with a thump. It was much faster to take apart and put back together a second time. 

Replaced tub rollers and belt per your YouTube instructions. 

I replaced all four drum support rollers and because our dryer was 12 years old I went ahead and replaced the belt as well. Disassembling the dryer allowed me to clean lent from many of the components. Our dryer has never run better. 

REPLACED ALL 4 DRUM ROLLERS FOR CHEAP INSURANCE , HAD IT TORN DOWN THIS FAR, SO I REPLACED ALL 4 EVEN THOUGH THE 2 FRONT ROLLERS LOOKED GOOD . I CLEANED UP ALOT OF LINT AND DIRT AND FOUND 26 CENTS INSIDE .