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I'm trying to figure out where part #3346 goes on a roper REX5634. Pretty simple right? But I can't find it anywhere and no where looks obvious. help! Pleeez
Re: I'm trying to figure out where part #3346 goes on a...
If your part number is correct it would be the idler pulley tensioner for the drum belt and installs right next to the dryer motor inside the units lower area to keep belt tension on the drum belt
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One of two general things is wrong here : either you have a short at the input section of the power supply--bridge should block it from getting to main input filters==== or if fuse was replaced it is wrong=explanation?
Most of these sets use a special fuse--if a surge or even a problem takes it out the fuse must be replaced with the CORRECT one, amperage and voltage rating aside many of the fuses are thermal or special slow blow types---put a generic fuse of proper rating in and it can pop instantly for no reason.
Other than that it has to be between the input for the power cord and the output of the bridge or even further down on primary side of actual power supply===usually another diode is in line after the bridge will prevent it getting to the main input filters.
If reference to Steve is directed at me that is my name---pretty simple repair and as far as that bridge goes if it is attached to a a heat sink you better remove the sink and look at the bridge with your eyes---seen more than a few where it tested good but was fractured at heat sink--when power hits it can arc right to the metal and fuse goes instantly.
You have a very limited number of possible parts (other than wrong fuse) that can cause this====try to isolate issue with simple tests.............
Just pull the old one out and push the new one in until it clicks. It is hard to express in writing but it is easy to do. Just realize that there is no magic involved. Pay attention to what you are doing, be gentle, but firm and do it.
It comes out the front and goes back in the same way it came out.
it may be a bad pump they are usually toward the fron of the washer. Just tip it back far enough so you can look under it while laying on your back make sure it doesn't come back down on you. When a pump goes bad it will leak where it connects to the motor shat. simple and easy to change Good Luck.
You have to put it in like this: EP709 to get results. If you use lowercase or put a space, nothing comes up. (It took me about 5 minutes to figure this out....)
I ordered three packs of bags because this process is such a nightmare.
I'm really hoping I ordered what I think I ordered. It's not very easy to tell....
Check for a loose connection in the wire. Wiggle (carefully) the wire around both the headset where it sits on your heat. Also, check the other end (plug) to see if there are any shorts. If this simple "wiggle" test shows nothing, there may be a problem with the driver (speaker) in the right channel in your headphone.
Another thing to check and this should be obvious: make sure your balance on your stereo/receiver is set to be in the middle and not to the left.
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