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Agreed. It's a silly thing to have forgotten. It's like seeing a ball player hit a homerun and turning the TV off before he gets to home plate. Sorry about that. But I decided to leave it forgotten rather than go through the hassle of editing and re-uploading, especially when it doesn't help you fix your dryer.

Take a look at www.partselect.com. You'll have to type in your model number. I like this site the best so far because it has assembly schematics that allow you to see where the part goes and make sure you're buying the correct one.

You probably have a different model than what this video covers. if yours is whirlpool, you can probably search on the model number and find a useful video. Good luck!

Is there a video to show how to do from the front? I have an electric Duet Sport model. Also, where is a good place to buy the kit? Any suggestions, help, is appreciated. I am inexperienced , but want to give it a go to save some money.

@@lynnhahn1343 Yes theres a few.

appliancepartspros has a good one for front service. Just search whirlpool duet dryer noise. Should pop up.

1. Are you using an automatic cycle that detects moisture in order to determine whether or not to keep running? If so, try a normal cycle or timed cycle to see if it will keep running. If that works, then you may have a bad moisture sensor. 2. Maybe your door switch is bad. It might be detecting an open door and shutting things off. 3. It might be bad temperature sensor telling the computer it's overheating or not heating at all. 4. It might actually be overheating. That could be from clogged vents/screens. It could be from excess drag on the pulley/belt. Or bad motor bearings. Of all the things I mention above, I've only changed the idler pulley and cleaned lint out of everything. I would imagine the checking/changing a bad sensor or switch is relatively straight forward, so hopefully somebody has already made a helpful youtube video that you can find. Let me know what you figure out. Sorry I'm not able to help more.

@@aviator978 Changed thermal fuse and thermistor. Cleaned the vent out with a big long brush that goes on a drill. Light goes out when door is closed so I'm assuming its not door switch. Im stumped on this one and can't find any videos with my issue. No codes coming up either, even took the vent off and blew it straight out back door so there's no resistance and still shutoff. Where's the moisture sensor and is there a way to test it?

@@brokenbravo83 Does it run when not using an automatic cycle? You're already beyond my experience with this dryer. I wish I could be more helpful.

@@aviator978 I have it set on an normal automatic cycle usually but still shuts off on a timed dry. Started to squeal as it shuts off for a second. Bearings or the wheels on the drum perhaps?

@@aviator978 Im tired of taking this thing apart and I really do appreciate the guidance

I went from the front as well. Not that tough, but a mirror helps to see behind the pulley at times. Otherwise is all by feel but very doable.

Correct. clean the shaft off and put the new pulley on. No grease.

Take a look at www.partselect.com. You'll have to type in your model number. I like this site the best so far because it has assembly schematics that allow you to see where the part goes and make sure you're buying the correct one.

What do you mean? Did the shaft for the blend door break? Are you able to open and close the blend door manually? Or is the shaft broken so bad that the blend door is stuck down (by gravity)?

When I spun it by hand the first time, the only thing I was checking was the drum wheels/bearings. If it still squeaked when the belt was disconnected, we’d know it was the drum and not the tensioner pulley or the motor bearings. But, you’re right. I didn’t eliminate the possibility of the issue being the motor bearings. I basically moved forward on faith that it was the tensioner pulley and not the motor bearings.

Probably. Until you get it apart, it's hard to say what's causing the problem. It could be the blend motor is broken. That's an easier fix. Can you hear the blend motor operating when you adjust the passenger temperature? If so, then the gear is probably broken, just like mine.

Not sure. I haven’t had that problem yet. Sorry my friend.

Is yours also a gas dryer? I don't mean to insult you, but if you disconnected the gas to do this project, did you turn it back on?

If you have the control knobs like mine, I would expect the same blend door motors. If you're having trouble with the passenger side temperature, that motor should be on the glove compartment side.

@@aviator978cool I’ll be checking on that later today I’ll give u an update ty for the reply sir 👍🏽

It's silly, but I can't find the order confirmation email. I've searched for whirlpool, pulley, wheel. Nothing comes up. If I remember correctly, when I bought the part, I did a google search on the whirlpool model number. I found somebody that had a schematic with part numbers.

It might help. But, I would guess the blend door is not your issue. When mine was broken, it was stuck on full cold. Gravity pulls the door to the extreme cold position. If yours is broke like mine was, then you should have no problems with cooling. If however, there's something wrong with the calibration of the blend door motor, then it might not be moving the door all the way to the closed position. You may need to do some googling on blend door calibration and see if that helps. But, my guess is you're low on freon... which means it's leaking somewhere.

@@aviator978 it's not Freon, it's r134a refridgerent

@@wkjeeping9053 r134a is a type of freon.

No, I don't know.

Sorry, I haven't had to tear into the panel, so I can't offer any help there.

You should ck the dryer board it's on the upper either left or right side and it's prob fried, notorious for this problem and if u ck on internet it will tell you how to fix it

This video is specifically for the flapper that regulates temperature. There's another actuator and flapper that controls which vent the air goes through. I'm not sure where to find it on the liberty though. Sorry.

Maybe so. I wasn't aware that blend door issues would throw a code. Either way, it's not too difficult to remove the glove box and listen for or feel if the actuator is operating.

Would it throw a code????

Both. If for some reason your blend door won’t move, it’ll either be stuck on cold or stuck on hot.

@@aviator978someone else have this video but his blender actuator knob just slides right off and could be easily replaced w a new knob no drill bits needed 🤔 I ordered this part today from Amazon $9 but I’m checking my 07 jgc laredo tom first thing in the morning if exactly what kind I have or which is broken I hope mine is the easy knob that slides right off 🤞🏽im praying 🙏🏽🫣 I have a single heat zone n it was clicking forever but now clicking is gone and heat adjustments all went away as well