How to replace roller in amana dryer lg4409w - Dryers

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When the drum rollers are worn out, they can cause the dryer to make a loud rumblingnoise. To determine if the rollers are worn out, inspect the rollers. If one or ...

Motor replacement needed.You can oil em with zoomoil but you would need to make some holes over the motor bearing wells on either end of the motor. The motor is fairly simple to replace:


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change out the rollers and belt pulley if they don't move freely,does the motor spin freely?if not the motor is also bad.

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The roller to the belt tensioner is binding causing to make the warbling noise.The bearing needs to be replaced which comes with the roller. A new belt is advisable as well when replacing. The stalling problem could be also from the belt being stretched or the timer relay is weak

There are videos for disassembling your style dryer at www.appliancehelponline.com/servicemanual.html there are also videos on inspecting and replacing the rollers. You can also enter in your model # for diagrams and illustrations of yout specific model.

check all of your connections. did you hook up the wires going to the door?

I have the same problem. While I have not fixed it yet, I assume it is a drum roller. Most dryers have two 4 to 5 inch diameter drum rollers which hold up the dryer barrel in the back. These drum rollers are wheels which have rubber on the outside where they touch the drum and a metal hole in their middle. They turn on a metal rod which goes through their middle. As the inside of the wheel turns on the rod, the metal gets eaten away and they squeak. Replacing one or both drum rollers should fix the problem.

If you remove the back panel you will be able see the drum rollers. There's a good chance they may be worn out. As long as you are replacing the rollers I would suggest replacing the belt at the same time.
Typically when the rollers wear out, the drum drops ever so slightly and the drum wears on the front and rear drum to cabinet seals.The added drag can cause a slow drum and squealing noises.
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Good Afternoon,
Lubricating would be just a temporary fix. You need to replace the drum rollers. If you think you can do it yourself I'll try to walk you through it. Once the rollers are worn they start squeaking and squealing at a very high pitch. This happens because the roller bushing spinning on the shaft has dried out from the heat. The weight of the clothes in the dryer plus the drum itself rests totally upon these rollers. If you decide to install new rollers clean up the shaft with lite emery cloth then wipe clean. Next apply "High Heat" Lithium Grease to the shaft and inside the new roller bushing, they will last 2 to 3 times longer. Let me know if you need guidance if you attempt to change the rollers yourself.
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