Lg 4036EL3001A Dryer Drum Seal OEM Part

From reading "troubleshooting" sites on the internet, originally thought I'd be replacing the front & rear drum rollers, so I ordered the rollers, and a new belt before I opened up the dryer, taking it out of use. When I opened it up the front rollers were "shot", and the front bulkhead was "totaled". Waited for parts to arrive (within 2 days), and successfully replaced front & rear rollers, bulkhead, drum seal. The on-line videos really helped me ensure I was keeping in the right order. My wife says it runs quieter now than when it was new !!

I followed the instructions on the video. All went according to the instructions. Glue requires 24 hr drying time before use.

Found the high heat thermostat was defective.I made the mistake of just replacing it instead of investing in the other parts while I had the dryer apart unit was 12 yrs old. The new high heat thermostat failed in a few days so I did what my gut instinct told me in the 1st place & replaced the heater, thermistor, blower thermostat an while I had it apart also replaced the drum seals & belt. LIKE NEW NOW !

Removed old seals and cleaned of old glue using a razor blade. Had to stretch seals slightly to fit the drum and glued them using high-temp glue. The glue is pretty messy so take care to only get it where you want it.

I removed the top and front and found a huge ball of lint and other things that slipped between the drum and bulkhead. With the lint catching fire by the heating element it burnt the wire to the moisture sensor. Found the drum seal to be missing. Bought drum seal, adhesive, and moisture sensor. Greased all drum wheels, removed and replaced drum seal, and replaced moisture sensor wire. Put dryer back together and it work as good as new. The videos you have posted helped tremendously when the drum seal.