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I just spend time here and do not represent AppliancePartsPros Is it as easy as popping off the clips and lifting it out? Popping the clips can be a pain so watch your knuckles. Getting them back on can sometimes be difficult, if you are having a bad day. Take the blower off the motor first. You did not include a model number so I do not know if you will need cir clip (snap ring) pliers to get it off.

You are welcome. Thank you for sharing your experience and repair with us. Happy Holidays! Gene.

yeah actually a coin stuck in the baffle would be waaaay more likely than the roller wheels for a rolling marble noise. i would definitely look for loose change there

Pull out the lint screen and you will see two screws that hold the top to the frame. Take them out, insert a screw driver or putty knife in the gap between the top and the front near the edges and this will release clips that hold the top to the frame. Flip it up, and you can now take off the front by taking out the two screws that hold it to the frame. Be sure to take the wires off the door switch, marking how they go. You can now take out...

waiting for blower fan, easy install, motor installed successfully. I'm marking this one a winner on saved labor and parts markup costs of at least 200. educational and gratifying too.

I am not an expert, but I just went through the same problem ie there are many parts (in addition to the heating coil) my model (Kenmore) has a fuse, thermistor, 2 overheat protection devices, a heater relay and the electric controls that tells it when/how to heat all parts seemed to pass each test, so I replaced the electronics- still no heat - and after some help from this Forum and more testing, just ordered a heater relay this morning...

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First off I am on a small island in the Bahamas so I am on my own. Frigidaire LEQ6000ES2 runs anywhere from 1 to 10 minutes and shuts off showing error code of E-68; which I have found out to be stuck button. I removed the circuit board and carefully cleaned it with rubbing alcohol, paying attention to the movement of the buttons. We are in a very humid climate and are also subject to power fluctuations. Anyway no luck, same E-68 code. All I...

I have now resolved the problem...with help from a used appliance shop. The timer, although its clock was still functioning (I could hear this when the power was connected), had burnt or worn through a contact. This prevented the dryer from starting. A new timer cost me $94. Thanks, again, for all your suggestions.

To temporarily jump a thermal fuse or a thermostat, connect the (larger) wire going to the component with the one going from it. Make sure you securely wrap it with electrical tape, so the terminals don't make contact with any other metal during your test. Test only one component at a time. Be confident, but above all, BE SAFE !