Thank-you for the video, just fixed mine. A few notes based upon my experience. 1) It is a lot easier to simply go ahead and remove the drum and hardly any extra effort. 2) While the drum is removed, go ahead and remove the four load bearing wheels and clean them and their shafts, inspect for cracking, etc. None of these contain actual bearings to fail. I put some high-temp grease on each wheel when reinstalling. BE GENTLE with the small triangular shaped capture washers as they will break. 3)Go ahead and replace the belt while you are in there. The odds are if the tensioner has failed, the belt is old enough that it has stretched 3-4 inches anyway and has become inefficient. 4) clean out all of the escaped lint and rake in the loose change that has settled under the drum like a 70s auto backseat! Super easy fix, especially with the help of the video!
You helped me fix it. I replaced the bearing, belt, and side rollers, 2 months ago and then the belt started slipping on the motor. The bearing even though new, was freezing on the shaft. I greased it well, and so far no noise and no slipping. And with that, it is time to take a nap!
Great. You were clear and concise in your instructions. I appreciate the fact that you did not see a need to have music and other distractions taking away from what you were doing.
Thank you I have this dryer and it was screaming and so loud I thought it would explode. I watched your video and got the part and I did it myself in like 20 minutes! Sounds good as new now! Saved me a lot of money doing it myself and not having a repair person come!
Another successful student of your tutorial! Might add that the bottom of my frame just below the door was quite sharp and putting a cloth over the edge will prevent a scrape or cut on your arm while trying to do the work.. BE SURE you follow the video exactly when putting in new part.. IF you put the belt on first and then try to install the spring .. its extremely difficult.. THANKS for saving me $200 on a service call
Thanks for this helpful video. Much like others that commented on here, I had the exact issue and was able to fix it fairly quickly based on the information you provided.
Good job in about 7:41 minutes huh :) My dryer is a little newer but I think this tells the story of what it takes to stop the noise whenever we turn it on. Thanks a ton.
Thank you!!! Video was perfect 👍🏼. I have the exact same dryer that's in the video, and I never would have been able to get it repaired had I not found this video. So thanks again
Thank you for this video! I am still not mechanically inclined and have never repaired anything like this in my life! My husband felt that we could do it ourselves and I basically removed and installed the part on my own! Just needed him to put the bolt back in because I could not figure out that stupid ratchet!! Thank you again!
741/NASA!! Same dryer, broken belt. Thank you for an excellent video. I struggled to find how in the world to access the pulley area. I removed the back sheet metal, which need a good vacuuming. Getting the door off was the key. I'm now awaiting a $10 belt from Walmart (Amazon wanted $30). Thanks again and cool shirt.
very helpful video...thank you! Saved me loads of time! if the tensioner pulley is siezed up, it is not difficult to remove it from the idler arm and give it a cleaning. This was the case with my dryer. the bushing interior was gummed up and frozen to the race.Sprayed a little wd40, removed the triangle clip (carefully though, it is plastic and could snap)and the pulley came right off. cleaned it and removed the wd from the pulley itself so the belt wont slide; greased the race and put it back together. my pulley was still in usable condition.
I'm Crossing my fingers! Great video! I have the same issue so I'm sure it's the idler pulley. Ordered the part and will see what happens! Thank you So much!
Awesome video. Exactly what I needed. One problem after fixing it though... the replacement part's wheel is constantly clicking. It's so annoying. Gonna order another one and see if it's any better.
Very good video but I have one question if I may.. I saw another Whirlpool cabrio video that says you take the back off the dryer.. Now the face of my dryer looks like the face on here can we verify which side comes off. I have a Whirlpool cabrio WED6600VMO
I'm trying to take the top cover off the dryer door after dropping the door catch that holds the door closed. There are four screws along the inside top edge I took out but the cover doesn't want to pop off. I don't want to pry on it and maybe break something. Have you had your off and if so, how did you do it? If I take it off, I'm sure I can reach into the bottom of the door to get the door catch.
My dryer squeeks are fixed by spraying grease/WD40 on all the roller axles. This must be done approx 3 times per year. Luckily, removing the front cover for access is only a 5 min job (10 min round trip) -- so I'm ok with this, for now.
Can you think of any reason my dry clothes(from the dryer)don't smell clean. If I line dry them there is a big difference. The machine is almost 20 years old and worked fine. Could the smell be coming from the dryer filter?
Hello i saw your video and it help a lot but im having trouble finding the model number for my Cabrio dryer the belt broke and i need a replacement one my dryer looks just like yours but I don’t know what the model number is located to order a nee one would you please help or direct me where to look for it i have been searching and looking you tube videos and I couldn’t find one that talks a about how to find or where the serial number or model number of a whirlpool Cabrio dryer is located thanks i will be reading your comments
SevenFortyOne thank you you have help me alot no idea where it was casuse i took the door of the dryer and i got it out of the way with the door closed thank you so much
I saw a video that says bc it is not sealed some lint can back up around the drum? if this is true can it be possible to lift the top and vacum it from time to time?
Yes - you can clean it out from time to time....its also a good idea to check the hose that leads from the lint trap to the outside to make sure it is clear every so often.
Good job in about 7:41 minutes huh :) My dryer is a little newer but I think this tells the story of what it takes to stop the noise whenever we turn it on. Thanks a ton.
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Thank-you for the video, just fixed mine. A few notes based upon my experience. 1) It is a lot easier to simply go ahead and remove the drum and hardly any extra effort. 2) While the drum is removed, go ahead and remove the four load bearing wheels and clean them and their shafts, inspect for cracking, etc. None of these contain actual bearings to fail. I put some high-temp grease on each wheel when reinstalling. BE GENTLE with the small triangular shaped capture washers as they will break. 3)Go ahead and replace the belt while you are in there. The odds are if the tensioner has failed, the belt is old enough that it has stretched 3-4 inches anyway and has become inefficient. 4) clean out all of the escaped lint and rake in the loose change that has settled under the drum like a 70s auto backseat! Super easy fix, especially with the help of the video!
You helped me fix it. I replaced the bearing, belt, and side rollers, 2 months ago and then the belt started slipping on the motor. The bearing even though new, was freezing on the shaft. I greased it well, and so far no noise and no slipping. And with that, it is time to take a nap!
AMAZING video. THANK YOU!! School teacher here, and this video is a master class in instruction. Fixed and ready to go for under $12!!
Great. You were clear and concise in your instructions. I appreciate the fact that you did not see a need to have music and other distractions taking away from what you were doing.
Thank you I have this dryer and it was screaming and so loud I thought it would explode. I watched your video and got the part and I did it myself in like 20 minutes! Sounds good as new now! Saved me a lot of money doing it myself and not having a repair person come!
Awesome 👍
Just replaced our idler pulley - this was SO helpful!! Very clear directions, great pace, and good video! Thank you for putting this together!
Another successful student of your tutorial! Might add that the bottom of my frame just below the door was quite sharp and putting a cloth over the edge will prevent a scrape or cut on your arm while trying to do the work.. BE SURE you follow the video exactly when putting in new part.. IF you put the belt on first and then try to install the spring .. its extremely
difficult.. THANKS for saving me $200 on a service call
finally someone that spins the pulley (old and new).
thanks for the side by side comparison
This was SO simple to follow! My dryer is fixed, thank you!
Awesome 👍
You helped me fix my dryer for $20 instead of paying a repair man to price gouge me. Thank you for your service!
Awesome...glad to hear you saved some money!
Thank you for making such a clean, easy to follow video...Very basic and complete...Perfect....
Thanks for this helpful video. Much like others that commented on here, I had the exact issue and was able to fix it fairly quickly based on the information you provided.
Good job in about 7:41 minutes huh :)
My dryer is a little newer but I think this tells the story of what it takes to stop the noise whenever we turn it on.
Thanks a ton.
Thank you so much. This was perfect and very easy to follow and I was able to fix my dryer.
Very well put I watched other videos and they were not as good as yours you did it step-by-step and that was perfect thank you very much
Thank you!!! Video was perfect 👍🏼. I have the exact same dryer that's in the video, and I never would have been able to get it repaired had I not found this video. So thanks again
Awesome! Glad you found my video helpful!
Thank you for this video! I am still not mechanically inclined and have never repaired anything like this in my life! My husband felt that we could do it ourselves and I basically removed and installed the part on my own! Just needed him to put the bolt back in because I could not figure out that stupid ratchet!! Thank you again!
Awesome! Glad to hear you were able to do it yourself! I love hearing stories like this
Saved me a ton of time. I replaced the belt and vacuumed out the inside to. Thanks for the video
This was perfect - Just replaced my belt tensioner arm and this video was just what I needed!
741/NASA!! Same dryer, broken belt. Thank you for an excellent video. I struggled to find how in the world to access the pulley area. I removed the back sheet metal, which need a good vacuuming. Getting the door off was the key. I'm now awaiting a $10 belt from Walmart (Amazon wanted $30). Thanks again and cool shirt.
Good luck with your repair!
I bought the part to fix it. This video help me find the problem and change the right part. Thanks man!👍 great video!
You are awesome!! Saved my husband $ lol ..didn't have to purchase a new one.. and I was the one taking it apart.. yup!!!
Great news! I'm glad this video helped!
I can’t find the product link to order on amazon, could you post it again?
Great video! Simple and very clear.I was able to clean up bushing contact surfaces on the idler bearing and it works like a champ!Thank you!
Got my dryer all apart. now just waiting for the amazon part. Will let you know how it turns out. thanks for the video.
Part came. easy replacing due to your video. up and running like new. Thanks again
Awesome! Glad my videos helped!
very helpful video...thank you! Saved me loads of time! if the tensioner pulley is siezed up, it is not difficult to remove it from the idler arm and give it a cleaning. This was the case with my dryer. the bushing interior was gummed up and frozen to the race.Sprayed a little wd40, removed the triangle clip (carefully though, it is plastic and could snap)and the pulley came right off. cleaned it and removed the wd from the pulley itself so the belt wont slide; greased the race and put it back together. my pulley was still in usable condition.
Just replaced mine. thanks for the video. It helped so much!!
I'm Crossing my fingers! Great video! I have the same issue so I'm sure it's the idler pulley. Ordered the part and will see what happens! Thank you So much!
Awesome video. Exactly what I needed. One problem after fixing it though... the replacement part's wheel is constantly clicking. It's so annoying. Gonna order another one and see if it's any better.
Thanks so much for the video, I knew it was bearings just not where. You explained everything perfectly!
Just replaced mine in 30 minutes and it fixed the problem, thanks again!
Thankyou for this tutorial! Hubby fixed our dryer today , thanks to you!
Good to hear!
Amazing video!! Very exact and able to do it in under an hour. Thank you so much
Sweeete! It is the pulley. On order through amazon. Your video was extremely helpful. Thank You Sir!
Great video. Noise assessment right on. Took me an hour but if I did it again would take 20 mins.
Thanks for the education. I had the same issue, fixed it like a champ!!!!
Thank you so much. Your video was immensely helpful. I was able to successfully fix the dryer.
Thanks! Very helpful video, fixed my dryer for $11 👍🏻
Thank you for this video - it was just what I needed. Fixed!
Thanks for this video. Same exact problem and I was about to buy a new dryer until this great vid👍
wery well explain how to change idler pully video was very good will change mine no problem thanks
Thank you so much. This was great. easy to follow instructions and expectations
Excellent video. Got lucky I had the exact same dryer with the exact same issue.
Thanks for video it was help full need to get the Lint catcher out of its housing spot.
You just saved me! Was able to fix it in 30 minutes!
Perfect instructions! 👍
Thanks so much! This video saved a whole lot of time and money!
Thanks this video saved me to buy a new dryer machine !!! ☺️👍🏼
Glad you were able to save some money!
Thanks for posting...it made for an easy repair! Much appreciated.
Great video helped alot,and most importantly, made the wife happy.
Your video ID my dryer problem it was right on... I just ordered the part using your link, thanks for the help.
Thanks!
Thanks the video, worked perfect. Saved us from buying a new one !
Glad this video helped!
Perfect. This was exactly my problem. Thank you!
Glad this helped!
Saved me $100s! Thank you!
Great to hear thanks!!!!
Thank you so much! Made the job possible for me to do myself!
Thankyou this is exactly what’s wrong with mine.
Thank you very much. This video was very helpful.
Great video. Very helpful!
Thanks for video. Perfect fix
Thank you. Very helpful.
Thank you so much for your help
Great. Thank you for this info!
Awesome Video!!!
Thank you, worked like a charm.
Awesome!
Super helpful!
Thanks!!! Great detailed video.
Do you have a similar video for the belt safety switch? I imagine a it’s similar process rather than opening the back?
Sorry, I don't
Thanks for help. Great video.
Good job 👍
Thanks for the help!
Very good video but I have one question if I may.. I saw another Whirlpool cabrio video that says you take the back off the dryer.. Now the face of my dryer looks like the face on here can we verify which side comes off. I have a Whirlpool cabrio WED6600VMO
Hey thank you times a million!
I'm trying to take the top cover off the dryer door after dropping the door catch that holds the door closed. There are four screws along the inside top edge I took out but the cover doesn't want to pop off. I don't want to pry on it and maybe break something. Have you had your off and if so, how did you do it? If I take it off, I'm sure I can reach into the bottom of the door to get the door catch.
Great video. I have to replace my rollers so the drum has to come out.
why not just change the pulley.. it's easier than changing the assembly..?
My dryer squeeks are fixed by spraying grease/WD40 on all the roller axles. This must be done approx 3 times per year. Luckily, removing the front cover for access is only a 5 min job (10 min round trip) -- so I'm ok with this, for now.
Great video!
Thanks so much very helpful!!!
Thanks. You saved my a@@!
I cannot find the link to purchase that you mention in the video.
Thanks!
Thank you!!!!!!
Thank you!
Glad this helped!
excellent! thank you
Anyone have any tips on how to get that non-budging bolt out... Mines has been in for years just looking for tips!
I have this same dryer. Do you know where the heating element is? In the back I’m assuming?
I think so
Can you think of any reason my dry clothes(from the dryer)don't smell clean. If I line dry them there is a big difference. The machine is almost 20 years old and worked fine. Could the smell be coming from the dryer filter?
Might be the filter or lint stuck some someplace else inside. You might have to take it all apart and clean the insides out.
Nice and quiet now unless you take the kitty for a spin!
Can’t find the part number
What's the belt part number?
Bolt will not turn for me. I guess I need an extender for the socket wrench
Did that and it worked, but the spring is impossible. I need some one stronger to do that part, Needle nose pliers did not work for me.
Y'all can have it y'all made a whole video
Hello i saw your video and it help a lot but im having trouble finding the model number for my Cabrio dryer the belt broke and i need a replacement one my dryer looks just like yours but I don’t know what the model number is located to order a nee one would you please help or direct me where to look for it i have been searching and looking you tube videos and I couldn’t find one that talks a about how to find or where the serial number or model number of a whirlpool Cabrio dryer is located thanks i will be reading your comments
Its on the the door frame near the hinge.
SevenFortyOne thank you you have help me alot no idea where it was casuse i took the door of the dryer and i got it out of the way with the door closed thank you so much
I saw a video that says bc it is not sealed some lint can back up around the drum? if this is true can it be possible to lift the top and vacum it from time to time?
Yes - you can clean it out from time to time....its also a good idea to check the hose that leads from the lint trap to the outside to make sure it is clear every so often.
thank you!
To much work I just replace the roller bearing in and out 😊
Same. One clip, out with the old, in with the new. 15 minutes start to finish.
Is it possible to remove this part from the back of the dryer?
It might be but I'm thinking it would be much more difficult to get the bolt removed from behind
I would of greased that new bearing before reinstalling it....just sayin....
Baby take the washer and dryer be blessed
Why do people stick their face in video scenes?
No
I'd never get my big butt in there. :)
Good job in about 7:41 minutes huh :)
My dryer is a little newer but I think this tells the story of what it takes to stop the noise whenever we turn it on.
Thanks a ton.