Ler6848ano Parts

I replaced the thermal cutoff kit and a heating element connection wire. Super simple and probably saved me over $100 if I had called a repairman. The videos on your site as well as the customer service person I spoke with were SUPER helpful. Thank you!!! Read more

GOT TIRED OF ICKY CLOTHES AND SMELLY SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES, SO ORDERED PARTS TO REPAIR SLIGHTLY DAMAGED MACHINE. BROKE SOME PARTS ON IT WHEN IT TIPPED OVER MOVING IT ONE DAY. HAD EPOXIED TIMER TO INSIDE OF MOUNT CAUSE BROKE OFF TAB EARS AND SCREW DOWN PAD WHEN IT FELL. WORKED THREE YEARS THIS WAY UNTIL IT WOULDN'T AGITATE ON RINSE CYCLE. USED HOT AIR GUN TO BREAK EPOXY BOND, CLEANED UP AREA, MOUNTED NEW TIMER SWITCH. PUT ON NEW END CAPS, PAINTED A FEW SCRATCHES, AND PUT DOG KIT IN AGITATOR.... Read more

I figured it had to be the flume; changed the flume and hose, mounting screws Read more

Replaced part. But the door was missing a screw and nut, so bought them and replaced them. Read more

It took two repair attempts to fix the dryer. At first, I noticed that the rear felt seal was completely worn out, so I thought that extra friction between the tub and the rear panel might be causing the motor to have to work too hard and overheat. I ordered a new seal from appliancepartspros.com, and installed it according to their instructional video, but it did not correct the problem. Then I decided that the motor must be going bad, so I watched the on-line video on how to remove the... Read more

Pulled start button off and since the cover was plastic, I could see the solenoid inside. I guessed that it was broken and ordered another from ApplianceParts. It was a simple repair, just bold the new switch in. Be sure to remember to put the white push button on before you bolt the switch back in place and attach the instrument panel to the dryer (I did not and had to disassemble the panel to insert the white push button. Very easy repair. Read more

I opened the top of the dryer (after watching the video on your website) and replaced the lever on the switch. Removed two screws near the lint filter, used a putty knife to release fasteners under the top and raised the top. Held it in place with a short piece of board then removed the two screws holding in the switch and lever. Replaced the broken lever with the new one and put it all back together. The handle was a little more difficult as it took a lot more prying with a screwdriver to... Read more

Pry the top up from the front edge with a flat screw driver, the lid will hinge up and back, the heating element is on the left rear, it only takes a 1/4 nut driver to remove and replace Read more