How to Troubleshoot & Replace Whirlpool AP6008637 / WP349639 Lint Screen

Order a new one and fits perfect. 

With the help of your video, I was able to determine the issue was the Cycling Thermostat and discovered that my heating element was about to go out too. Easy ordering and fast shipping. Thank You! 

Replaced 

Ordered part. Arrived quickly. Very pleased. 

I purchased a new replacement lint screen. 

This is my second time ordering with AppliancePartsPros.com. The FIRST time: I ordered a motor for my old school washer. It is a workhorse and working great now. This time, I ordered a belt for my old school dryer, that was the only thing wrong with it. Went ahead and got a new pulley, rollers and a lint screen. Working good. I recommend this company to all who rather repair their washers and dryers at home. Videos were great. You saved me lots of $$$ from having to buy a new washer and dryer. Thank you, FS 

Got a replacement and It fit right in. 

It was not really a fix, more like a remove and replace project. Took more time searching the internet looking for a appliance parts supplier. Once I found Appliance Parts Pros it was done, found the replacement lint screen, ordered and sat back and waited for the delivery. Once it was here, just removed the old screen and put in the new one. Took a few extra seconds to install as screen frame was a little bent up from packing but the heat from the dryer should take care of that as frame is plastic. My dryer has not been run since I changed the lint screen out. 

It was a very easy fix, especially with the video help. Super fast shipping meant that I had the dryer repaired in just a few days. 

I needed to clear the excess lint out of the machine itself (already cleaned out the lint chute but there was more behind the circles inside the drum) because it was taking too long to dry a load of laundry. I watched a video showing me how to take off the back of the dryer to replace the housing foam, so I figured I'd go ahead and do that, too. It was really easy. Replacing the foam took all of 10 minutes - most of the time was spent taking the back cover off and putting it back on. I wish I knew about the seal so I could replace that as well. I'm not about to go through the process of taking the back off the dryer again, but if I needed to again I will replace the seal. Turns out there was a TON and I mean a TON of lint inside the dryer! In all the nooks and crannies. So glad I cleaned it all out. After looking at a few more videos, I realize that the dryer door switch is really what the problem is in getting the clothes dry since the dryer still runs when I open the door and the light doesn't work (although clearing out all that lint will be very helpful). So I ordered a new switch and will replace that as soon as it arrives. Apparently, the videos are addictive!! :-)