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A shop vac worked for me. I just had to pop the top off and then went fishing. The tooth brush came out on the 4th try.
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Technician said a screw was found and this caused my motor to break. I am puzzled how a screw got in my dryer cause it’s impossible cause I don’t have screws anywhere in my home.
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Although it worked for the person involved turning the dryer over seems like a lot of lifting and hassle but if it works dont kill the messenger. I personally have taken the air chute off quite a few dryers not to retrieve something that had fallen down inside but to check and clean out the back end of the blower wheel. It can contain a lot of debris in the bottom also.
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While cleaning the lint trap on my electric Amana dryer some straw from some blankets fell back into the lint chute. Should I worry about it starting on fire? And how can I clean it out?
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