Maytag MDBH980AWB DIRTY SCREEN

Clothes not drying, but dryer runs & heats
1.defective operating thermostat---test thermostat, replace if defective
2.fan or it's pulley loose on shaft---tighten set screw
3.incorrect heat or timer settings---reset timer
4.clothes to wet when placed in dryer----wring out or extract water from clothes before placing in dryer
5.clogged lint screen or duct (little air motion)---clean out lint screen & duct

I would try to look around the screen and see if there is any screws to tighten. Just try a few screwdrivers, and gently tighten the screws, with ought pulling to hard. If they are too tight, the laptop won't close. Don't be too invasive, if you have to take anything beyond the battery case off, you can screw up and destroy you hard-earned laptop.
Hope this helps!

I'm a little confused as to what you mean by loose. I'm gonna just take a guess that you might want to check since you said it's making a lot of noise & that you said the bolts are tight. I would take the belt off and see if what is loose is acually the shaft for the water pump where the play or loosness is at which would mean that the water pump is bad. that's what it sounds like to me. i hope this helps and good luck

1. Turn off the computer and remove the battery.
2. Loosen the plastic frame bordering the Toshiba Satellite L555D-S7005 Screen. This frame is attached to the notebook's back shell and holds the screen in place. Pry open two to six small rubber seals from the frame and undo concealed screws.
3. Detach the frame after removing all screws. Hold the bezel from either side of the screen and gently pull it away from the screen and toward you. If the bezel seems to be stuck, find any points of attachment, such as clips or hooks, and undo to detach it from the outer shell. Work with your fingers and go all around the frame to release and completely detach it.
4. Free the LCD panel from its position in the notebook's lid. When you remove the bezel, you will notice that the screen is held in place, enclosed in hinges. Undo screws from either side of the screen to release its attachment to the lid. Place a finger at the top center of the screen to keep it from falling down as you remove the screws. With all screws undone, tilt the panel and lower it face down onto the keyboard.
5. Disconnect the power cable and video cable from the screen. The power cable connects the screen's power source of the lcd inverter to the backlight lamp attached to a side of the panel. Unplug cables from either end of the inverter board and unscrew the board from the base of the screen. Next, find and unplug the video cable a broad, ribbon like arrangement taped to the back of the panel. Pull at the plastic head of the cable to detach it.
6. Remove the screen. With the screen's cables unplugged and inverter board removed, it is completely detached from the notebook's display assembly and may be safely removed. Pick up the panel from the keyboard and keep it to a side.
7. Orient the replacement screen by bringing it to the work area and aligning it to the laptop's shell. Gently rest the screen on the keyboard and attach the power cable and the video cable. Raise the screen and attach the inverter board to its base. Plug in the inverter board's cable to the screen's backlight lamp. Screw the screen in place and reorganize the display assembly.

Hi,
Please remove lamp cover from tv cabinet then loose two screws of lamp assembly and pull it out with its handle.
Slide new lamp assembly, tight its screws and put lamp cover to complete lamp replacement process.
Thanks.

remove the 2 kick panel screws near the front panel by the floor swing the front panel upward and the top clips will release,then remove the 2 hex head screws under the top cover then swing the top cover up like a car hood and secure it so it doesn't fall and pull wires out,then remove drum and restring belt and then around the drum then around the tensioner and reverse the above procedure

Good day,
Remove front panel, 2 screws on bottom, lift bottom away and pull out.
Check to see if pump belt is broken, or extremely loose.
If loose, see if motor glide springs are free and pulling back on motor.

Reach under, and turn pulley of pump to see if it is free.
If it will not move. Stop.
Pull off pump to tube hose. Remove other hose on pump and remove.
Remove pump.
This machine is a known sock eater. Check hoses and pump, and if found clear.
Feel up in tube nipple for same.
If nothing, replace pump, or belts as needed.
Note: belts should be replaced as a a pair. Reinstall the pump, and adjust as necessary.

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Hi, UNPLUG the dryer. There are two screws on each side of the door opening. Remove them screws and the front should pull toward you and release.The door can either lift off or remain on. You can reach under the drum and tighten the screws.
I hope this helps you. Please let me know if I can assist you further.
Thanks
Vic

Hi, If you remove the screws on each side of the door opening, the front panel will come free. You might be able to lok in and see the preasure hose. Id the hose leaking or the cup it attaches to?
I hope this helps. Please let me know if I can assist you further. Thanks
Vic

Look for hidden screws in the board... that's all I can say from experience. Plus, for the three red HV leads, Push down into the block and turn. This should release them if there is no other visible means of mechanical retention.