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I have a Roper dryer that has been slightly squealing when first turning it on, but the noise now lasts longer and almost sounds like a grinding noise. It heats fine, doesn't overheat and clothes dry in their usual time. I've been told that perhaps the rear bearing needs replaced. My question is what part do I need? I saw various model numbers that looked to crossover between brands and I just wanted to make sure I was ordering the right thing so I could *try* and repair the dryer.
Thanks in advance,
Kelly
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Originally Posted by: mumkelly  I have a Roper dryer that has been slightly squealing when first turning it on, but the noise now lasts longer and almost sounds like a grinding noise. It heats fine, doesn't overheat and clothes dry in their usual time. I've been told that perhaps the rear bearing needs replaced. My question is what part do I need? I saw various model numbers that looked to crossover between brands and I just wanted to make sure I was ordering the right thing so I could *try* and repair the dryer.
Thanks in advance,
Kelly Kelly, Your model dryer has two rear drum rollers, (click on part number for additional parts and information) Part number: AP3098345
But there are several possible noise producing parts as well, The drum rollers are a good place to start. (you'll find additional parts listed with the rollers,if you click on the part number) Good Luck, :) :) :)
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