Dave October 07, 2015 for Model Number FEQB4000FS0 Hi, I ordered the following part numbers for upper and lower felt seals: 134440200 and 5303937183. First, are these correct? Second, is there enough adhesive with the lower kit to cover both? Third, I paid $20.13 for the upper with no adhesive but found another part number with adhesive for $11.25 (AP3579413), whats the difference between parts? Thanks!
1 Answer Hello Dave, 5303937183 is the lower and 134440200 is the upper seal for your model number. There should be enough adhesive in the tube for both seals. As for part difference, the 2 seals are made of different material and thickness. Read More...
1 Answer Wayne, You will want to check the rollers and make sure that they are not causing the squeaking noise. Also check the idler pulley. These would be the most likely causes for the squeak. Read More...
Lee W. August 09, 2013 for Model Number fer641fso I need to replace the seals. Which numbers do I need?
1 Answer Lee, the upper felt is part number 134440200, the lower felt is part number 5303937183, and the drum glide is part number 137513300. Thanks! Read More...
Ron July 13, 2013 for Model Number Frigidair LGQ6000ES2 Our dryer is intermittently making a loud squeal. I imagine that it is the drums rear bearing going out. Do I need to order a new front seal or anything else when I replace the bearing? Are there any repair instructions available for my dryer?
1 Answer Hello Ron. Based on the information you provided, you will need to order and replace the rear bearing kit 5303281153 and the front felt seal 134440200. Read More...
Amanda July 26, 2012 for Model Number GLEQ2152S0 I have to replace the seal. Is one enough, or do I need two?
1 Answer Amanda, you will need one upper seal 134440200. If you need the lower felt seal use part number 5303937183. Thanks! Read More...
Mike March 29, 2012 for Model Number leq2152hs0 My dryer makes a thumping sound when loaded. Could this be a bearing or upper seal?
1 Answer Hello Mike, This is probably a bearing or a glide, or a combination of the two. This also puts wear on the belt 134503600. I always replace all of the parts the unit may need so I don't have to go back in for a while. The glides 137513300 come one in a package so you do have to order two for the complete repair. The bearing 5303937139 comes in a kit with an instruction sheet. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Rhea! Yes, the seal part number 134440200 is the upper felt seal. For the lower felt seal use part number 5303937183. Thanks! Read More...
1 Answer Hello Mike. Check and see if the front tub seal 134440200 is bad on the unit. If so, you will need to replace the seal and the rear bearing kit 5303281153. Hope this helps. Read More...
Tom December 02, 2011 for Model Number GLER331AS2 I have to change the rear drum bearing-can the front felt seal be done during this change-or do I go about it differently?
1 Answer Hello Tom. Yes, you can and should replace the front seal 134440200 when replacing the rear bearing. Hope this helps. Read More...
Maricela M. June 01, 2011 for Model Number FGR41FS0 Can I change a seal located between the drum and the frame without taking the tub apart? The part is a "seal" part number AP3777104; it seems it is made out of felt.
1 Answer Hello Maricela! You can change the upper felt seal 134440200 by removing the front panel. Here are the instructions from the manufacture on how to remove the front panel, hope this helps! Front Panel Removal: The front panel is secured to the unit frame with screws along the front bottom edge and top left and right corners. Two plastic retainers along each side of the front panel prevent the panels from vibrating and creating noise. To remove the front panel: 1. Remove the top panel and control console. 2. Remove the loop spring and release the bellows from the front panel. 3. Disconnect the Molex connector leading to the wire harness of the door latch at the upper right hand corner next to the controller assembly. 4. Using a #2 square bit screwdriver, extract the four screws along the bottom front edge. 5. Extract the six screws along the top front edge. 6. Lift up then pull the front panel off of the plastic retainers and remove from unit. Read More...