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Very often I encounter such a large layer of dust.

Glad it helped

Yes, you can see the white hose in the video. You will have to remove the hose and reinstall it in the new door. Although I may not remember well. Perhaps the door already comes with a hose assembly. I'm sure some models have a special passage for changing pipes. But this model may have tubes with wires filled in foam.

Thank you kind sir! This video and your reply to my question are very much appreciated!!! @@vivito352

Sure any time.

Central Machinery 1500 Watt Steam Cleaner Kit (Quite reliable)

lol..what a coincidence, I bought this from harbor freight and didn't last a year. Reason I asked is because I'm needing to buy a new one that's reliable. Thank you for responding. @@vivito352

Of course, often customers have not only a dusty but also an oily coil, because some customers cook a lot. and such coils cannot simply be vacuumed.

Not only did I replace the old part with a new one. This is a real client with a real washing machine, and after the replacement, everything worked for the client. I don’t make fake videos. There’s no point in doing so when it works, and you deal with this kind of work every day.

In your case, it sounds like you have a worn bearing.

If you just spin the drum by hand and a strange noise is heard. This means the bearing is worn out.

After cleaning? Anytime.

Yes steam. It makes sense when customers cook a lot, and lint stock and dust sticks to the coil due to the oil layer that settles over the years. A regular vacuum cleaner cannot pick up this dust.

Steam doesn't make sense, does it?

Yes steam. It makes sense when customers cook a lot, and lint stock and dust sticks to the coil due to the oil layer that settles over the years. A regular vacuum cleaner cannot pick up this dust.

@@vivito352 Ah, ok that makes sense for steam to be used in this case.

Very helpful.