Frigidaire 131825900 Drum Bearing OEM Part

The dryer is a Kenmore Laundry Center, model 417-99570150. Bought in 1998, so it is an older model. Not wanting to buy the newer ones that are out now. We opted to fix the Kenmore. Just believe the older models are worth fixing, if at all possible. Frist we had to figure out what parts we would need and if the cost would be worth our time. I went on YouTube: and type in Kenmore dryer not turning on. Watched several videos to narrow down the possible problem. Next step was to disassemble the dryer, which was intimidating at frist, but, the more I took apart the simpler it was, when I actually could see the inner working of the dryer. Its pretty basic inside. Took the parts I wanted off and, some I was not sure of and ordered them from AppliancePartsPro.com. I Searched many sites for the parts and APP had the same parts as Kenmore and other sites, plus they were considerable cheaper. Got the parts in a couple of days, all parts were in good condition, new, and heavy duty. I took off old part and put on new part. Did this until all parts were replaced. When taking off wires I color coded the clip to be sure the wires were reconnected correctly; When I got the dryer apart I could see what needed to be replaced, the bearing and drum support shaft were broke. Some wires on the back of dryer were melted, so needed to replace the thermal limiter, dryer heater assembly was falling to pieces. Also the Front felt glide assembly was worn needed to be replaced. Totaled up the cost of new parts, and it was a no-brainer. Can't remember exact cost, was under $160.00. I will add too review when I find exact cost. Time it took taking dryer apart, about 45mins, taking parts off and replacing about 30mins. My husband cut the wires (where they melted) and spliced new wire in and put shrink wrap where they spliced together, about 45 mins (If you need to change any wires, make sure too use same gage as old wire). Put dryer back together took about 25min. Except for taking out drum and putting drum back in, and splicing the wires together. I being a 62 year old women did all this myself, I do say it was easier and not as scary as I thought it would be. I would do it all again if I had too. The dryer has been up and running great for a couple of months. Just hope the washer stays running!!!!

Replaced the rear drum bearing assembly and the front top felt that the drum rides on and since I has it apart installed a new belt. Simple to do and takes very little time!

I ordered the replacement part from you guys and it arrived in the proper time as promised I did the repairs myself as per your video showed and all went great just as shown I thank you for the help and the great service. My dryer works like new.

I watched lots of you tube videos. I took off the front door and watched a full cycle. I determined toward the end of the wash cycle the belt actually quit turning but the squeal continued. That lead me to believe the problem was the spin bearing. I shopped on the internet for different companies and determined that AppliancePartsPro offered the best details, clearest descriptions and competitive prices. With two day shipping the parts arrived quickly. I had the washer tore down by the time the parts arrived. The hardest part of the disassembly process (aside from the fact that doing the job with out removing the top dryer did not give you much room to work with) removing very rusty bolts holding the agitator and the bar clamping the inner drum to the motor shaft. It took lots of Rustoleum Rust Buster and hours of soak time to loosen them. I ordered the spin bearing, the spin bearing washer and the drive belt (figured since it was a 15 year old unit, while I was at it should go ahead and replace the drive belt.

I watched the helpful diy video. It gave me what the problem was and the confidence to do it. Took my dryer apart with the helpful hints in the video repair went smooth. Works like a dream and I saved money. Thank you appliance parts pros.