After 12 years, our dyer is showing signs of wear. Should I try to repair?
It is making a lot of noise, both right when it starts up, but also while tumbling. I read somewhere (but now can not find again) posts that said the blower fan is likely the culprit. I am comfortable doing this repair, but fear there may be more. Since I will have the drum removed, I figured I should also replace the support rollers in the rear, too.
Do I need to replace the support roller shafts?
Belt and pully seem fine, but I am not sure what I shoud be looking for, either.
So far I am up to about $50 in parts - not sure if I would want to go much further, but what else would the experts recommend?
Thanks JW. I should also mention it seems to make more noise on a heavy load. I have the parts on order now and will post back when repair is completed.
Parts arrived in one day! Blower wheel was certainly stripped - had been wobbling and marred the sides of the chamber.
I will also replace the rollers as they seem thin and hardened - might as well since I have the dryer taken apart today.
Unfortunately, I didn’t notice which way the wheel was on the roller spindle - does it matter? (One side seems to have a slightly different shape and has four posts…)
Also should I try to oil the motor itself, if so, where would I use my zoomspout??
The rollers go on either way; oil the rollers and the idler with your zoomspout, besure you clear out the lint from around the filter housing. I get any loose change you find!
Fisher & Paykel GWL15 washing machine consistently stops at the light between "rinse" and "spin" and will not advance further. What would would cause that?
I have the same issue with my GWL11 washer. The last time I tried it, i heard a pop now I have no more power. Did you get a any advice on how to repair it. I believe it is the drain pump locate at the bottom of the washer.