Do-It-Yourself Story

Well, I went on you tube and there are multiple videos there. which helped with the disassembly. The squeeking noise is usually one of the drum rollers or the idler roller. I ordered all three rollers, the belt and the glides so when I disassembled it i could just replace them all. The dryer is around 10 years old and we have kids and really couldn't go without one if I took it apart and determined exactly which was the bad component then ordered and waited for parts. They are all wearable items anyway and the cost was not too much to replace them all..about $40. The parts came within two days and the job was pretty straight forward. One item i would make sure to have is retaining ring pliars to remove and reinstall the retaining rings. I polished up the shafts with some scotchbrite 3M pads and sanded the tips with some aluminimum oxide paper (plumbers sand paper) to help the rollers go on. Vacuumed out the unit as well got a ton of lint from the front section that goes to the hose. Last year I replaced the gas element (forget the name) on the dryer and that went great too. Thanks again Appliance Parts Pros