by Roger
(Greer, SC)
At first the GE dryer, model #DWSR405EB3WW was not turning when the start button was turned. The drum would start moving if I kept the door switch pushed in and turned the start knob and then turned the drum by hand. I took off the front, took out the drum and vacuumed the dryer out (thankfully I used a shop vac, but did not have a bag in it. That was a huge mistake, since the kitchen was covered in lint from it). The vacuuming seemed to fix the issue with the drum not turning initially. However now the drum will turn but the "lip" on the back of the drum is rubbing on something. Even when I have the top off. I can't see what might be rubbing against it. I am hesitant to take off the back of the dyer to see what might be rubbing against it in the bottom of the dryer since that may cause the heating element in the back wall of the dryer to have issues. The Drum Slides (part #AP631382) are evenly worn, but they are pretty worn needless to say. Would replacing the drum slides cause the rubbing to go away since the are a little less than half their original thickness, or is there something else that might be the culprit?
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