Geq8831lwo Parts

Removed and replaced start switch then motor, no joy. removed the timer for disassembly, found bad contact. soldered contact to the spring tab and assembled and installed the timer. All good now. Read more

Changed the old parts with the new ones. Unscrewed one side. The other side was broken Put the new parts together and screwed back into place Done. Everything works Read more

Removed upper cowling swapped out switch. Read more

New bulkhead Read more

Did some research via the internet and figured the problem was likely the moisture control board. Watched a video of the repair of a similar unit in order to locate the moisture control board. Used the chat feature with one of the Appliance Parts Pros to get a schematic of the dryer and advice about where to use the putty knife to release the springs for access to the board. Thanks to the lady I chatted with for expert advice. Once the actual task was started, the repair took 15 or 20... Read more

We watched the video on this website on how to change out the old timer (the plastic part had broken off and it wouldn't turn). My husband changed it all out in about 15 min. Saved us a lot of money as we didn't have to call a repair man! Read more

Replaced Read more

I watched the repair video AppliancePartsPros.com had on each repair and followed the instructions. Read more

Replaced with new from Appliance Parts Read more

Ordered a kit with new belt, rollers and idler pulley. Used instructions in kit, YouTube videos and instructions I found under the console of the dryer. Found that the idler pulley had frozen and that the belt was nearly worn through. Repair it self was not difficult. The problem I had was in hooking the new belt around the idler pulley. It was solved by removing the one screw holding the air discharge tube and sliding the tube rearwards. This allowed me to get my arm in behind the idler pulley... Read more

Replaced heated box support bracket. Read more