Replacing the Motor
1. | Remove the blower housing. |
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2. | Remove two screws mounting |
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3. | Reach under drum and push idler pulley |
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| (Fig. 26) Remove belt from motor pulley. |
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4.Slide motor to right, out of slots, and pull forward out of dryer. (Fig. 27)
5.Disconnect motor wiring harness. (Fig. 28) Remove idler pulley assembly and
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6. | Connect new motor wiring to motor |
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7. | Slide new motor into dryer and push |
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8. | Reinstall the two motor mounting screws. |
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9. | Reach under drum and push idler pulley | Fig. 27 |
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idler pulley.
Replacing the Operating Thermostat and Bias Heater
1.Using a 5/16’’ socket, remove the two screws attaching the operating thermostat and the bias heater to the blower housing. (Fig. 29) Remove the operating thermostat and the bias heater.
Fig. 29
2.Attach the new operating thermostat and bias heater to the blower housing with two screws.
3.Reattach the toe panel.
Replacing the Thermal Fuse
1.Disconnect the wiring harness plug from the thermal fuse terminals.
2.Remove the screw securing the thermal fuse
to the blower housing and remove the thermal fuse. (Fig. 30)
3. Attach the new thermal fuse with the thermal fuse screw. | Fig. 30 |
4. Reconnect the wiring harness plug to the thermal fuse terminals.
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