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I ordered two new rollers and decided to replace the belt and belt idler at the same time. I have a GE profile dryer and requires a fair amount of disassembly to get to the belt and rollers. There are a lot of videos available but you have to find the correct one for this model. The parts came 25 hours after I placed my order and I repaired the dryer that same day. ALL GOOD Read more
I first tried different things to fix the problem. The problem persisted so I had to figure out what was the real problem. I went to AppliancePartsPros web site, I had ordered from them before, and ordered the part. By the way, it was easy to find with the model number of the washer. I watched the video a few times, to learn how, it was my first time. The video was very helpful. I replaced it with little complications. The one thing I really learned was that you really need an impact hammer... Read more
The GE Model G-157 is probably over twenty years old. Local appliance store couldn't find a match, but your site came close and I chose the ordered drain hose by appearance. A minor adjustment to the hose with a two inch galvanized electoral pipe and using a cut-off end with three hose clamps, it works. Ran five loads and its during the six right now. The hose isn't the hard plastic, as the replaced, so the need for the end piece to allow a clamping point to the outside discharge hose. I... Read more
This genuine replacement OEM part is a motor blower assembly for dryers. The motor assembly is the main motor of the dryer that allows the dryer to spin and perform its essential functions. If the dryer is no longer turning on, spinning, or drying properly, it might be time to replace the blower motor. While this might seem like a big job, it's a relatively simple repair. To replace the blower motor assembly on the dryer, start by removing the front panel of the dryer. After removing set off the side to gain access to the back of the dryer. Locate the screws that cover the back panel at the back of the dryer drum. Remove the screws to gain access to the blower motor. Once located, remove the mounting brackets that attach the motor to the back of the dryer. Replace the old blower motor with the new, and reinstall the panels.This replacement part is sold individually by the manufacturer and is compatible with General Electric, Hotpoint, RCA, and Sears/Kenmore brand appliances.
I logged on to AppliancePartsPros.com and found some value-added blogs on this dryer. Specifically how to access the on-board computer troubleshooting aid. I also used some of the basic videos on how to take part a dryer. All of this proved worthy as I was able to identify the blower motor was defective. I ordered the part from AppliancePartsPro.com and got a very competitive price. Received the part 3 days later, packaging was superb. Replaced dryer blower motor and all is well. Wife and... Read more
I had to repair a previous "appliance repairman" fix. They obviously didn't order thier parts from AppliancePartPros.com. They had radiator hose clamps tightening down the hoses on the wrong size pump inlet and outlet. So THANKS to AppliancePartsPros.com I am no longer in the dog house! I ordered parts on Thursday at 12 and were at my door Saturday by 3! Read more
Replaced the part in just 2 minutes. Read more
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After doing some research, I came to the conclusion that we needed to replace the dryer drum seal. The AppliancePartsPros web page was very helpful in identifying the parts available for our dryer as well as several "how to repair" videos. I ordered the dryer seal and adhesive required to affix the new seal. When the parts arrived, I began the dryer tear down process. After a visual inspection of the internal dryer parts, I identified a damaged roller assembly as well as a need for a 2nd... Read more