Do-It-Yourself Story

After looking at some trouble-shooting tips on the internet, we determined that our roller bearings were going out. I watched the video on the AppliancePartsPros site, and thought it was a repair I could do. It only took two days for the parts to arrive. I commenced the repair, and everything went exactly as the technician in the video described. It was tricky where he said it would be, and the tip about pre-drilling the machine screws into the roller bases helped immensely. The only difference between the video repair and our dryer was that ours was coated on the inside with 1/2" of lint! (The dryer came with the house when we bought it last year, and it's at least seven years old.) I think I spent more time cleaning the lint accumulation than I did replacing the rollers. Doing this repair myself saved me at least $100, and maybe closer to $200. The video prepared me for the job so well that I didn't have to refer back to it or the instructions as I worked. Thanks to APP for awesome service and support!