Replace Samsung dryer Drum Rollers properly
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
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Glad I found this video, this was the exact solution to my dryer. I ordered from the link above. I hope I can put it all back together once I get the part, lol.
This video helped so much! I stopped calling appliance guys after the last time my fridge wasn't cooling and my appliance came, and swapped out a $15 fan in 5 min and charged me $250. Now I fix all my own appliances via UA-cam videos! Guys like you who take the time to explain how to fix things step by step ate a godsend!
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Ditto, I had 3 major appliances I fixed in a weekend saving me upwards of $1,000 in repair or over $2k on new ones!
One of the best DIY videos I’ve ever watched! It was very detailed and focused. Not one second of wasted time. Thank you!
I have to say this video was fantastic!!! I fixed my sister in-law's dryer for about $50. Heating element, rollers, idler and belt!! Nicely done👍👍
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Great video! I would not have figured this out so easily without this video. NOW I HAVE SILENCE AGAIN! 😂 Thank you!
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Thanks for your great video. Helped me to see the steps to replace the drum rollers, tension pully and belt. I agree the belt routing is a tricky step. Reach around using both hands to remount the belt to the motor and tension wheel. Here are a few hacks to help others. Use several small magnets and stick the screws from each part to the part. I had about 7-8 magnets. Lay the removed parts in order of removal and reverse to install. having the screws with each part made it simple. Also, get a breaker bar for the 17 mm nut. The nut was fastened very tight, In addition get yourself a small stool to sit on while working... Recommend to take multiple pictures and videos of your process to ensure you can put it back together correctly. Again many thanks for you excellent video.
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No-pro tip: After taking apart my car dash and ending up with an extra screw, I watched a UA-cam video and the guy suggested using a (plastic) small parts compartment organizer to keep track of screws and small parts. Sharpie a corresponding bin# on the object (eg dryer) or masking tape stuck onto it. Silver lining, when you have to replace the element in the future, the screw holes are already numbered! Lol.
No-pro tip #2: Tension and hold the idler pulley assembly with a (small/medium) trigger clamp. It'll make slipping the belt on one handed easy. Right after placing the drum and slipping the belt on, and *before* installing the bulkhead, release and remove the trigger clamp with one hand.
Thanks! Great video! Saved me a bunch of trouble. Had it done in 2 beers and about 3 hours. That included vacuuming out all the lint and cleaning the fan/duct.
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2 beers and 3 hours of time saved you lots of cash and also gave you that incredible and rewarding feeling one earns after successfully completing their DIY project.
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Ya I tested it def a 2 beer job
This video was very helpful. Thank you! We got all for wheels replaced and I put on a new belt and tension mechanism for good measure. 😊
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This video was incredibly helpful and so well done. It covered literally every step of the process and I can only imagine how much money this saved me by doing it myself! Thank you !!!!!
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Following your instructions to a tee. My husband is deployed half way around the world and I live in the middle of nowhere. Thank you kindly for this video and I intend to support you fully by ordering my part through your link. I hope everyone else does too! This video saved me hundreds! Thank you x infinity ♾️!
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Awesome video..I must say that only after seeing this video, I could gather the courage to open up my machine. had seen plenty of other videos.. good ones. but this video really goes step by step .. to the point.. and has no looong lengthy talks... precise , concise, and clear... Thank you.. I was thinking of replacing my Samsung dryer but will try this remedy for sure.. The best part was that you showed the issue BEFORE fixing it....and you showed it after fixing also.. very good and very informative...
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You do a great job providing step by step instructions without missing things. Well done. I train professionally and you should be as well!
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Excellent DIY video. I couldn't have replaced the rollers on my Samsung dryer without the help of your video. Thank you!
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Amazing video, this morning my dryer starting making this noise out of the blue. Started doing some research but most videos are a breakdown on what could cause the noise and not the dryer making that noise. My dryer sounded identical to what yours sounded like so it gives me peace knowing that’s what I need to order, Thank you!
Thanks for watching, we are honored to read this. That’s awesome our video helped you pinpoint the issue with your machine.
Replacing these rollers will do wonders for your machine. Keep us posted.
I just got done watching this video meticulously while replacing the rollers in my Samsung. Excelllent video and it shows you exactly how to do it step by step start to finish. Thanks man!
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Thanks for the video! My rollers froze up with so much rubber and gunk and the repair guy wanted $700 to fix. Only cost $30 and an hour and a half of my time thanks to you.
Those back rollers and shafts were impossible to get off for me and I took a few steps to remove the back piece as well for much easier access to the back bolts.
Awesome, thanks for watching & sharing this. Great job on your behalf making it a DIY project.
You can put that $700.00 towards something more meaningful. Enjoy your weekend. 😎👍
Thank you for actually recording and showing the sound its making. I kept second guessing myself if the rollers were the culprit and thanks to you showing the actual issue I was able to diagnose my issue.
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Excellent video! I never thought we would be able to take apart our Samsung Dryer and put it back together. Great step by step video, thanks for making this. We purchased the new roller kit from Amazon and the dryer now works perfect! Thanks again!
Awesome Awesome & thanks for watching & sharing this. Now you know how to take it all back apart again if anything else gives you fuss.
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Thank - Always nice to have someone else go through this before I'm attempting myself. 😊
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Most detailed and informative video on this style of Samsung Dryer. Made my install easy. Thank you.
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One of the best DIY Video’s on UA-cam! The only step I will add at least in my application was when trying to get a picture and then remove the belt I couldn’t reach well. One screw on the back removes the vent tube and provides a ton more access and ease.
Great video. I appreciate the details and the close up pics of the belt and idler pulley. Dryer is back to running quietly and almost like new.
Awesome, great to hear. Thanks for sharing this, enjoy your weekend.
Great video. Helped a ton. Appreciate you walking through the reassembly as well.
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Thanks for the video! I could have figured this out without watching, but now there is no guesswork. Totally worth the time spent watching the video!
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Quoted $365 plus $65 for parts. Was $34 on amazon and took me 45 mins at 2am on a Saturday after a ufc and few drinks. Might become a damn washed and drier repair man
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Repaired My Noisy Dryer today.
Thanks for the instructioninal video.
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Thank you so much, couldn't get the bottom back left roller off and just took triangle off and put new roller on old pin. Saved me some headache.
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Feel obligated to comment after how useful this was. I will say I balked and paused the video to install the new pin shafts but was glad to see you commented the recommendation to switch all 4. If they come with new equipment, prob means you should replace it. Also only the lower 2 screws need to come out from behind the door. The two on the left hold the door mount plate. I only comment this as one of mine stripped out on removal, had to slot it with the grinder and use a large flat head then realized on assembly that this didn't need to be touched in the first place. Great content.
Thank you for the tutorial! We conducted the replacements perfectly thanks to you and all the detail!
Awesome Awesome & thanks for sharing this. A rewarding feeling indeed, welcome to the DIY Raptor Club.
Hopefully many stress free days ahead for you Lori, enjoy your weekend.
Just follow your very detail instructions and thank you so much for this. Now my dryer does not make any noise, again thank you for your help
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Great video!! Swapped the rollers, pulley and belt with this step by step. Only add - the bolts to get off the roller posts were very tough to break loose in mine.
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Great video. Loved how you did a quick recap on how to reassemble. Most people don't do that. QUESTION: Does anyone know if the rollers should be greased a little? So there is not metal spinning on metal?
Thanks for watching. A special thanks to you for taking the time out of your Monday morning to share this comment.
That will depend on who you ask, some will say great idea, while others will say the bearings are plenty lubricated.
Personal choice we guess. Keep us posted on your DIY project.
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders I did a little research . Sounds like graphite powder can be used if anything. Greases can actually attract the lint & hair more and make them seize up and/or wear faster.
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Excellent video, shows each step with good visuals on screws and other items of concern. Maybe add a pop up text at the point where the rollers were replaced without pins to call out that you changed later!
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Thanks for the video. Very helpful. I just finished replacing the rollers and tensioner. Tensioner was cut in half by the belt and a roller bearing was completely destroyed. Works great now. Thanks again
Great video just did it in freaking small laundry room I’m 5’8 260lbs yeah it was like trying to take a steak from a tiger in a telephone booth but thanks to your video and a thousand playbacks rewinds and new curse words in languages I never knew I knew - I got her done !!
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We appreciate you reaching back out to us, that’s great news. You have earned that feel-good rewarding feeling from conquering your DIY project.
Hey you’re not alone, working on washer and dryers in small rooms is always a challenge. 😁👍
Thank you so much for this great video. I used your link to buy the parts. Really appreciate the step by step detail for both disassembly and reassembly. It took me about 4 hours. Toughest part was the control panel removal clips in front (I used a hanger to loop them and pull them toward me). My dryer is only 5 years old and one of the wheel bearings was completely gone and fell off. It’s so quite now!
Hey David, we appreciate you watching & sharing this. Those clips on panel can definitely be stubborn.
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Great video, I just fixed ours. It was the idler arm but I bought a kit with the arm, rollers and belt. Worked like a charm.
I really appreciate videos such as these
Spot on instructions
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Ok so I’m back. Totally surprised and thrilled that you wrote to me. Here’s what happened. I plugged in the dryer and tried it out before we put it on the stand. Holding my breath, I pushed the on button. Wow, lights😁. Then I turned it on all the way OMG! It’s running 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. I changed the rollers, the belt and the little white thing (might be called a pulley). I’m 72 years old and very proud of my self. I do realize I couldn’t have done it without your fabulous directions. My husband is legally blind so all but the heavy stuff was up to me. There’s just one thing I have to ask about. We only ran it for a couple of minutes while we hugged with joy. 😁😁😁. When we shut it off we could smell a little smoke. Is this normal? We don’t have it vented to the outside yet. I’m not nervous, just a little curious if its normal because of all the new rubber stuff inside. I can’t thank you enough. I could try, but I’m pooped. 😂🤣
You are now my “go to place” when ever I need help. Thank you and May God Bless you. Carol Homan.
Thanks for taking the time to share your update Carol. Awesome job!😁
The next step is to ensure that your exhaust pipe/ducting is vented to the outside which will alleviate any and all heat/dryer odors from the inside.
Sounds like you are back up & running & we know that amazing feeling. We will always be here to help answer questions along the way.
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Thanks for mentioning what the exact issue is with these bolts and wheels. The vid is a great help for fixing it yourself.
We appreciate you sharing this, so happy to help. Hope all is well.
Thanks for the video, very helpful! I just changed the rollers. The stud and bearing was totally screwed
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Also, there's an old Samsung video on replacing the drum rollers (here on YT) that shows how to put the entire roller assembly on (which, it seems you ended up doing) as well as how to reattach the belt properly. Replacing the belt is not that difficult, just counterintuitive. I highly suggest watching it. It had some great info. There is also another video (equally as old) that shows how to replace the rollers without removing the drum and pulley at all....if you want to do that.
Would you be so kind to help me find the two video tutorials which you have described in your comment? I would be most thankful for any guidance you may have to offer. Have a superb day!
Thank you so much. Your an awesome teacher, I just suck at following directions. I haven’t been brave enough to turn on my dryer yet. When relax a while I’ll give it a try. Of course you’ll be the first one I tell. 👍☺️
So happy to help & we appreciate you watching & sharing this. Us DIY’ers need to stick.
We are looking forward to hearing back from you once you start dryer.
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I currently need this done on my Samsung, the appliance guy is only replacing the drum rollers he didn't replace the black slides.. didn't know those had to be replaced. Now I see why the noise keeps coming back. Thanks for showing how it's properly done
You are very welcome, that’s a bit surprising that the technician didn’t replace all components…🤔
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Thank you for your clear instructions, saved a lot of money doing it myself. Question, how did you get the whole roller assembly on the rear off? I couldn’t get tools between the outside panel and the metal piece they were attached to.
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We are happy our video was helpful. A combination of a small wrench patience did the trick for us. 😁👍🧰
Saved me a repair call. Thank you!
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Thanks bro this video help me trough the whole process u save me 250 bucks 🙏
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Thanks for this very useful video. Few inputs. (1) I didn't have to remove the 2 screws shown at @2:30--2:33 in my model DV42H5200EF/A3.. I removed one of them but the other I couldn't, possible due to these 2 screws not having washers (and also rusty). Ended up ruining my screw bits. Left that one screw as is and tried pulling the front door panel. Turns out these 2 screws hold the door lock panel. (2) I had a tough time removing the front panel because of those 2 tabs at the bottom. Nudging those plastic didn't help. Broke them. Hope the panel can still lock in :( and (3) MOST IMPORTANTLY, the inner edges of all these panels are sharp as knife, so be very careful when you slide your hand inside to compress a plastic tab or try to unhook the switches.
We can’t thank you enough for taking the time out of your day and sharing this. You are spot on, sharp edges all around the parts and shell.
Sounds like you’re in the market for some new bits. 😁
Hopefully all is put back together and runny great, thanks again.
Great video! I'm about to do this project on my dryer. Only one thing to nit pick is that only the two lower screws inside the door need to be removed. I've replaced my heating element multiple times and found out the first time that the left two screws behind the door do not require removal.
Thanks for the video, I just needed the orientation of the belt! Very helpful.
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Awesome tutorial, I repaired mine today with your help ! Really appreciate your video ! Take care.
For anyone watching this, there’s no way you are going to be able to get those back roller bolts off without removing the back plate. The bolts were so stuck I needed to use a torch to loosen them. I really wish they decided to include video on this because it is by far the hardest part to do carefully.
Additionally when you remove the entire back plate you will likely need to move the heating element around. If you are not careful, you will smash the fragile igniter inside. I recommend removing the igniter (plenty of UA-cam videos on that) or being extremely careful.
Additionally wanted to add thank you so much for the video. Great job.
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Great instructions! Took me about an hour. So quiet now! Thanks
Awesome, thanks for watching and sharing this. Hopefully you can enjoy what’s left of this weekend.
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Only thing I would add is the metal edges inside the machine are unfinished and are VERY sharp. I cut myself pretty bad on the top of the front panel that houses the door
Thanks for watching & sharing this, any & all helpful info is greatly appreciated. Heal fast & we hope for many stress free days ahead for you.
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@@DIYwithMichaelBorders I saved a ton of money following your guide. Thank you for your service !
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Great video. I have a similar dryer and just did the replacement. It's still screeching though. Should I have greased the new shafts?
Hey there, we appreciate that. By chance did you also replace pulley and belt? If not, it’s one of those.
Below is a link to our video showing replacement of pulley and belt.
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Thank you so much for your super helpful video!! Fixed our dryer in a couple hours!
I somehow ended up with extra screws though. 😅
Awesome job? And we appreciate you sharing this. A few extra screws…uh oh…🤔…those poor left along forgotten about threaded holes…may never see their bolts again…😁
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I have assorted screws from various diy projects.
Great video. Im stuck on removing the front control panel. I believe you used a long rod to separate the middle tabs. It seems like those tabs are preventing me from removing the panel but i cant tell how. I dont know where i can apply pressure without breaking it
THank you for making this video. My wife thinks I am some sort of wizard now :)
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Great video! Extremely helpful
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Thanks a ton for the great vid. Dryer is running better then new
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Thanks for taking the time to post… very good video.
Thanks for watching and sharing this Chris, it means the world to us. Many more helpful videos to come!!!!
Amazing video, to the point. Thanks a lot.
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I've had to take this whole dryer apart 3 or 4 times now because of broken rollers or broken belt. Because it's so hard to get the belt around the motor and idler pulley, and such a tight space, I used an alligator clamp to hold the pulley in position prior to putting the drum back on. Once everything was fully secured back together, I reached through the vent hole in the back to release the clamp. Good luck everyone!
I just noticed my stainless drum is cracked at the old welding area in the back section the crack goes about 3" towards the center curving a bit. I guess that area is the the rollers slide. I am thinking to give a try to welding to fix the crack does the felt at the ends come off easily? What do you think of the idea to gave it welded? Or do you recommend to dump it? Thanks for the great video!
Thanks for watching, we haven’t tried welding one before however we had a viewer mention he did that a few times in his rental properties.
He said it held up great however we can’t confidently say it’s the best way to go.
Really appreciated your video!!!
THANK YOU!!!!! And we appreciate you watching.
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We have gotten as far as trying to get the door panel off. However we can't unplug the electrical cord that is connected to it. you make it look easy in your video but ours will not unplug. Any suggestions?
Thanks for watching, any update? That’s odd you’re having trouble with the connection. Does it appear to be damaged or broken in a way that is making it harder? Please keep us posted.
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Nice. Do you use lube on the rollers? Does your idler pully bracket have any play near the bolt on the spindle?
Thanks for watching, we did not apply any lubricant to rollers.
The drum belt will add the tension to idler pulley bracket which will alleviate any loose play. Hope this helps.
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Thanks for the video. I'm watching yours as well as 2-3 others to replace a few things on mine which is sounding exactly like yours was.
Thanks a lot, great help, nice explanation, you're my saver!!!
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Such an informative instructional video!! Thank you so much for taking the time to record and post this! I already had purchased the new drum rollers thinking they would come with installation instructions but just got the invoice with them. 🫤 Many blessings to you and yours!!! Thank you, thank you!!! 🤗
We love reading comments like yours. Thank you so much for sharing this.
Hopefully many stress free days ahead for you Tammy. 👍
the video is very helpful i really appreciate you
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Thanks - watched your video while replacing the rollers
Awesome, & great job on your DIY project. Hope all went well as you worked through the replacement steps.
Let us know if you have any questions, enjoy your upcoming week.
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Michael, your tutorial was excellent! I'm doing th exact job now.
Awesome Awesome & keep us posted on your project.
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Too bad you didn't show how to replace the rear rollers with their new studs...or did you just place the new rear rollers on the old studs?
Thanks for watching, we replaced rollers only in rear. 😎👍
How were you able to get a camera back there to take a picture of the belt routing?
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This video does not show how to remove the entire shaft/axle of the roller assembly, particularly the two in the rear, if the shaft/axle is damaged/scoured or if a roller bearing has seized up and damaged the shaft/axle surface. This video takes the "easy way out" by just replaceing the rollers themselves and not their shafts/axles
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Let us know if you have any questions.
Grat video, i've replaced all 4 rollers two times in about 10 months period, Mainly the two front ones always get worst. Any sugestins on what the problem could be? Thanks
Thanks for watching, we recommend purchasing Samsung OEM parts. Samsung machines tend to work better with OEM parts as the are 100% compatible.
Aftermarket parts may fail prematurely due to less quality.
I fixed it and only have 2 screws leftover!! Winning!
Thanks for watching, we appreciate you sharing, hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend.
If you want to save money you can just as easily take your rollers and tensioner pulley off and grease them and reinstall original parts. The metal bearing on the metal shaft is where the squeak/screech comes from.
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Thank you so much. Real clear to follow and exactly what I needed.
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Super helpful, thanks for making this!
Thanks for watching Kris, so happy to help. Us DIY’ers need to stick together! Hopefully many stress free days ahead for you.
Thanks, it works now!
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I wonder if we also need to grease those roller bolts?
Great detail, and nice video! Well done!
Thank you so much for your demo. It is so helpful.
Help!!! My belt has been replaced twice in the past year. I had to replace they pulley that attaches to the spring and even though that went on flawlessly I've still replaced the belt twice since. It doesn't appear to be rubbing on anything and the drum turns freely. Any idea why my belt keeps stripping? While it is a cheap fix, it's inconvenient and time consuming for a single mom to have to keep replacing.
Any ideas are welcome and appreciated 🙂
Also, thanks for this great video! It is by far the easiest to follow
Thanks for watching & sharing this. The internal rollers are attached to the frame via threaded studs, nuts, and bolts.
A common cause is an imbalance with the rollers. This can happen by a heavy & unbalanced load of laundry making an aggressive jolt during rotation...leading to bending one or more of the rollers.
Replacing your rollers and hardware will hopefully fix the issue. Please keep us posted.
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Thanks for the info and video, it helped me alot !
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Thanks! It works again!
Thanks for your help, I feel like I’m watching the Jerry rig everything Samsung Dryer edition
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Perfect diy video! Thank you!
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Great video, thank you . Be careful when taking the front cover and door off . The cover was razor sharp at the top . I cut myself just by touching it . Just a heads up .
Thanks for watching and sharing this, great advice. Hopefully you are A-ok moving forward with both the cut as well as the added new parts for the dryer. 😁👍
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Excellent instructional video. thanks for making it..
I was recently asked to fix a friend's dryer, my first time ever attempting something like this.
After disassembly, I found the problem and fixed it.
When the dryer was reassembled, I gave the unit a try.
To my dismay, the dryer had a "thump, thump, thump" sound.
So while the original problem was fixed, I appear to have created a new problem when I put the parts back together.
Can anyone make a suggestion as to the mistake I made?
Did I insert the barrel improperly where all of the rollers were not making contact?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. It can be a few things.
It’s possible that the drum itself is not properly seated on the rollers. It’s possible that the belt is slightly offset on the drum or not properly installed on the pulley.
A portion of the internal mounts may be slightly offset or not properly aligned when put back together.
If the dryer was moved, it may be resting on a portion of the floor that is uneven.
It may be best to take it apart to ensure everything is properly puzzled back together.
Please keep us posted, us fellow DIY’ers need to stick together!
@@DIYwithMichaelBordersIt is my plan to return to my friend's house tomorrow to make a 2nd attempt at fixing the dryer.
I will simply take it apart again, and then reassemble it.
Hopefully this 2nd try will result in the drum and rollers being properly aligned, cause that's what I assume is the current problem.
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Please keep us posted, we are interested to hear what you find.
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders UPDATE; I returned to my friend's place where I once again took apart the dryer.
After a second disassembly, I figured out that I had done everything correctly the day before.
One of the roller wheels had a flat worn out section, and every time the flat part came into contact with the drum, it made a "thump" sound.
So the "thump, thump, thump" sound was due to a worn out roller wheel, and nothing to do with my "fix" and reassembly from the day before.
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We really appreciate you sharing this update. That’s an awesome find on your part. Did you install a new roller?
Thank you. Very well done.
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