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Customer Questions and Answers for Dryer Rear Drum Support Roller Kit by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM9295044
Manufacturer Part Number: 349241T

Rear drum support roller kit for dryers. Mounts behind the drum to maintain alignment and smooth rotation. Replace when rollers are worn or damaged.

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For Whirlpool Dryer Rear Drum Support Roller Kit (Part Number: OEM9295044)

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Hello! The rear drum rollers are part number 349241T. I would suggest viewing the parts cost and factor in replacement and repair history of your current dryer vs the cost of new dryers to determine if you believe it would be best to repair and/or replace your appliance. Thanks.

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Hello Curt. Yes, it could be the roller, felt seals or idler pulley causing the issue with the unit. You will want to check all three parts on the unit.

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Hello Frank, I would replace the drum rollers and the idler pulley since the life of each is comparable. This would prevent having to tear the unit down again to replace them later. The way to figure out which is giving the most trouble right now is to remove the drum and spin the wheels by hand. The failing one will oppose rotation.

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Maurice, The rear drum support roller kit 349241T comes with 2 rollers for the unit as you want to replace both rollers at the same time.

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Hello Fxworth76, I was taught to never lubricate anything inside a dryer because lint would stick to the lubrication and cause the bearing to fail faster than if it were never lubricated. The bearings are impregnated with a dry lubricant that lubricates the bearing as it wears. Of course if there is any residue on the roller shafts you should clean them with rubbing alcohol. The residue is normally from the softener sheets and will cause binding of the bearings when heated up.

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Hello Sheila. You need to check and see if the drum is locked up. If it is, find out what part has it locked up. If it turns freely, replace the motor on the unit.

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Hello Rob. No, if the rollers turn freely and the drum will turn empty, then the motor is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Hello John, The drum rollers for this unit is 12001541. I had to assume the model number was LSE7806 and looked up all associated models since the suffix wasn't included, (LSE7806ACE, LSE7806ADE, LSE7806BCE, LSE7806GGE, etc.). You should also check the idler pulley WP6-3037050 since it can cause a squeaking sound as you are describing.

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Hello Steve. Based on the information you provided, you will need to order and replace the rollers and the roller shafts on the unit.

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