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- Fix Number
- FIX16542496
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WE03X29897
Fixes these symptoms
- Drum Not Spinning
- Noisy
- Won’t Start
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Installation Instructions
Nae from BRENTWOOD, TN
The dry was making a whining sound. Very loud.
I followed all the video on the website with all the parts I had purchased. Very easy. Just make sure you unplug the dryer first. Thank you,
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- Fix Number
- FIX755842
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WE1M504
Fixes these symptoms
- Marks left on clothes
- Noisy
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Installation Instructions
Donald L. from Belmont, MA
Dark marks on clothing; clothing sticking between drum and front panel
Others with the same problem of dark marks on clothing suggested replacing the white and the grey drum slides that slip into the front drum bearing unit. When I open up the dryer, I did find that both the white and grey drum slides on one side of the front drum bearing piece had completely worn away, and some of the drum bearing piece was also worn away. I had decided in advance to order both white slides, both grey slides, a new felt seal, and the front drum bearing piece. Possibly I could have reused the old front drum bearing, but the replacement was cheap enough. Three bits of advice: 1) if you replace the felt seal, make sure you get it tucked behind the clips on the door panel; 2) if you replace the front drum bearing piece, once you have the dryer put back together, reach up and pull the plastic drum bearing toward you to be sure it is fully snapped into place; 3) after you replace the slides or felt, the drum will make mild rubbing noises as it turns, so run the dryer with no heat for about 30 minutes to seat the parts.
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- Fix Number
- FIX6447706
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WE1M1067
Fixes these symptoms
- Marks left on clothes
- Noisy
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Installation Instructions
Donald L. from Belmont, MA
Dark marks on clothing; clothing sticking between drum and front panel
Others with the same problem of dark marks on clothing suggested replacing the white and the grey drum slides that slip into the front drum bearing unit. When I open up the dryer, I did find that both the white and grey drum slides on one side of the front drum bearing piece had completely worn away, and some of the drum bearing piece was also worn away. I had decided in advance to order both white slides, both grey slides, a new felt seal, and the front drum bearing piece. Possibly I could have reused the old front drum bearing, but the replacement was cheap enough. Three bits of advice: 1) if you replace the felt seal, make sure you get it tucked behind the clips on the door panel; 2) if you replace the front drum bearing piece, once you have the dryer put back together, reach up and pull the plastic drum bearing toward you to be sure it is fully snapped into place; 3) after you replace the slides or felt, the drum will make mild rubbing noises as it turns, so run the dryer with no heat for about 30 minutes to seat the parts.
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- Fix Number
- FIX12722961
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WE09X27634
Fixes these symptoms
- Marks left on clothes
- Noisy
- Too hot
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Installation Instructions
Donald L. from Belmont, MA
Dark marks on clothing; clothing sticking between drum and front panel
Others with the same problem of dark marks on clothing suggested replacing the white and the grey drum slides that slip into the front drum bearing unit. When I open up the dryer, I did find that both the white and grey drum slides on one side of the front drum bearing piece had completely worn away, and some of the drum bearing piece was also worn away. I had decided in advance to order both white slides, both grey slides, a new felt seal, and the front drum bearing piece. Possibly I could have reused the old front drum bearing, but the replacement was cheap enough. Three bits of advice: 1) if you replace the felt seal, make sure you get it tucked behind the clips on the door panel; 2) if you replace the front drum bearing piece, once you have the dryer put back together, reach up and pull the plastic drum bearing toward you to be sure it is fully snapped into place; 3) after you replace the slides or felt, the drum will make mild rubbing noises as it turns, so run the dryer with no heat for about 30 minutes to seat the parts.
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- Fix Number
- FIX960316
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WE3M26
Fixes these symptoms
- Marks left on clothes
- Noisy
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Installation Instructions
Donald L. from Belmont, MA
Dark marks on clothing; clothing sticking between drum and front panel
Others with the same problem of dark marks on clothing suggested replacing the white and the grey drum slides that slip into the front drum bearing unit. When I open up the dryer, I did find that both the white and grey drum slides on one side of the front drum bearing piece had completely worn away, and some of the drum bearing piece was also worn away. I had decided in advance to order both white slides, both grey slides, a new felt seal, and the front drum bearing piece. Possibly I could have reused the old front drum bearing, but the replacement was cheap enough. Three bits of advice: 1) if you replace the felt seal, make sure you get it tucked behind the clips on the door panel; 2) if you replace the front drum bearing piece, once you have the dryer put back together, reach up and pull the plastic drum bearing toward you to be sure it is fully snapped into place; 3) after you replace the slides or felt, the drum will make mild rubbing noises as it turns, so run the dryer with no heat for about 30 minutes to seat the parts.
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- Fix Number
- FIX3487190
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WE4M416
Fixes these symptoms
- Touchpad does not respond
- Will Not Start
- Won’t Start
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Installation Instructions
William from MARYVILLE, TN
My dryer would not start
Step 1. After unplugging the dryer from the wall outlet, Removed 6 screws holding the back cover of the instrument panel.Step 2. Removed the start switch by gently twisting left and pulling out of the socket.
Step 3. Removed the three wires, one at a time and placed them on the new start switch, then installed the new switch in its socket by gently twisting to the right.
(Note: plugged power cord back in and tried the new Start Switch. Still would not start.)
Step 4. Removed the Timer Knob by pulling strait off the shaft, then replaced with the new knob. Pushed the Start button and the Dryer worked. The old knob was obviously stripped so as to slip on the Timer shaft, giving the impression it was moving but it was not. Read more...
- Fix Number
- FIX10063224
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WE05X20431
Installation Instructions
Nae from BRENTWOOD, TN
The dry was making a whining sound. Very loud.
I followed all the video on the website with all the parts I had purchased. Very easy. Just make sure you unplug the dryer first. Thank you,
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- Fix Number
- FIX267529
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WE25M40
Fixes these symptoms
- Marks left on clothes
- Noisy
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Installation Instructions
Stephen from Bridgewater, NJ
noisy
New shaft, belt and housing. Installation was going fine until went to install belt and IT was way to short .THANKS
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- Fix Number
- FIX11767017
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WE18X25100
Fixes these symptoms
- Marks left on clothes
- Noisy
- Too hot
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Installation Instructions
North Zane from Zanesville, OH
Needed a New Lint filter
Basically this was a Replacement not a repair. Removed Old Lint Filter Snapped in New
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- Fix Number
- FIX963001
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WP85X10008
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