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8-32 mounting screw for dryer assemblies. Replaces lost, stripped, or damaged screws during repairs or panel reinstallation. Essential hardware part.
L205-40. Dryer
Found that when I "jumped" the hi limit thermostat the gas valve operated. So just went ahead and R/R the Hi limit thermostat, thermo-fuse, and the cycling thermostat. No problems. Read more
I figured it had to be the flume; changed the flume and hose, mounting screws Read more
Color: Almond
I tried all the obvious solutions but no luck. I called an appliance repair person and he said it sounded like the timer. He asked for the model number and would get back to me with a price. He called back the next day saying its so old that he would have to special order it and it would take awhile and would cost $200 plus his service charge. He suggested I'd be better off getting a new one. Well after reading the reviews on the new dryers they just don't make them like they use to. So I... Read more
With what was happening I figured the problem could only be the timer. I went to google and searched for dryer parts. I selected AppliancePartsPros because of price and I liked what I saw about your operation. I watched your video on how to install the part which was helpful. I ordered a new timer and had it in 2 days. The installation was simple and I had it done in about 30 minutes and did not have to even move the dryer. I was very impressed with the prompt receipt of the part. 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
Replaced some thermal cut-offs and a cycling thermostat. 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
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