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The Dryer Drum Glide is an OEM replacement part for Whirlpool dryers. It is designed to facilitate smooth rotation and movement of the dryer drum during operation. The glide supports the drum, reducing friction and ensuring proper alignment.
Causes of a bad dryer drum glide can include wear and tear over time, exposure to excessive heat or vibration, or damage from foreign objects or improper installation.
Symptoms of a bad dryer drum glide:
This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.
After replacing thermal fuse once and having it fail a second time, I had to dig a little deeper to uncover the problem. I checked for blockage in the vent but everything was clear. I did, however, find that the drum had some up and down play in it. After closer inspection, I could see that the front drum seal was actually worn to the point that I could see a gap between the seal and the drum. I figured that the gap in the seal was letting air in and not letting sufficient air flow through the... Read more
Dryer front drum glide felt pad.
Replaced the following : Igniter, Radiant sensor, Thermostat, Gas valve, and Wire harness. Now the Dryer doing what is supposed to do - Dry clothes. Read more
I did it myself I order all parts threw appliancepartspro well I had it apart I replaced rollers on drum very easy fix if you needed to no anything they have videas on everything you need to no very good place to get parts and repair things yourself thank appliance pros Read more
This upper and lower air duct assembly includes the lint screen.
We installed a new housing Read more
I removed the bottom and front panels, then I removed the drum, then removed the attachments on the combustion duct, then I installed the new combustion duct, reinstalled the drum, reinstalled the front and bottom panels, and that was it. Read more
Removed old metal piece from shaft with point nose pliers, and pushed new knob on shaft. Read more