This black rubber drum belt connects the motor pulley to the dryer drum, enabling the drum to rotate as the motor runs. Positioned between the drive motor and the drum, it plays a key role in the dryi...
This idler pulley assembly includes the pulley wheel and bracket, and is located near the motor in compatible dryer models. It maintains tension on the dryer belt, allowing the drum to rotate smoothly...
This replacement thermostat is designed for use with electric dryers to help regulate and maintain the correct temperature during each drying cycle. A properly working thermostat ensures that the heat...
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Simon Moreno
21 days ago
Need to dry clothes 2-3 times to fully dry. Every dry session I clean the lint off the catcher and behind the dryer tubes to vent outside clean all the way. I also wiped down the two sensors inside the dryer. What you suggest?
For model number DVG52A5500W
Hello Simon, thank you for reaching out. We would suggest checking the dryer thermistor, part number FIX4204984. This sensor monitors the internal exhaust temperature. If it is out of calibration, it misreads safe operational temperatures as "dangerously hot". It sends an incorrect signal to the main control board, which cuts off power to the burner way too early. You may need to replace it. We hope this helps!
I ordered twice from this site. the thermistor was the first order, the fuse was the second order. Turns out the thermistor sent was the WRONG one. When I reassemble the dryer, after 20 minutes the thermistor sent burned up to a crispy chard. The ohms on the wrong part was 12ohms. per the dryer diagnostics the thermistor should have been
... Read more=<1 ohm. I put in the original part and it worked. The fuse did the trick. the thermistor, not so much. Lesson to be learned is to not rely on this sites parts compatibility information. Look at the specs for your dryer from the manufacturer.
Dryer would not start but electronics were working.
Pulled top of dryer off; noticed the belt was loose but not broken. Went in through the back (1 screw and removed the exhaust pipe/plate); noticed the wheel was broken and thus the belt had fallen off.
Ordered replacement wheel/arm. One screw to remove ol
... Read mored one, one screw to install new one...tentioned the belt. Dryer was good as new.
