Whirlpool 4392067 Dryer Repair Kit, Original Version

This was exactly what I needed to repair my dryer, my dryer started squeaking after it would be on for a while and definitely before it would finish drying a load. The squeaking sounded like a belt that was off line to me so I researched the model number for parts and narrowed it down to this package which also included 4 wheels and triangle clips to replace all parts while I was in there.... since I don't really want to do this again anytime soon. The package arrived thanks to Prime 2 days later and after watching a youtube video or two I convinced my husband to give me a hand and tackle the job, as it turned out it really was a job for the two of us. 3 hours later our dryer is reinstalled and working smoothly no rumbling, jumping or squeaking.. it never rumbled or jumped about before but I didn't know what would happen after we were done with it... but alas... success! Gave me a chance to clean up behind the unit also since we obviously never disconnect gas lines for routine cleaning. Well worth the $23.95 we paid for the kit. The kit was clearly marked Whirlpool OEM components which was really great. Turns out the pulley wheel was the culprit, thank heavens this kit came with one... we saw black marks on the white wheel we removed so that was the telltale sign that was the squeaking issue. We did replace all the parts in the kit to be on the safe side. As it turns out our Maytag Bravos has Whirlpool parts... who knew? All I know is it is working great and very impressed we did it ourselves... Thank you Amazon... Thank you Youtube... Our dryer is back in business.

So if your having a high pitched squealing. sound, the tensioner wheel worked for me, I was gonna do the drum wheels with the kit and belt but I just tried the tensioner and it worked.

Fixed up my Kenmore gas dryer. Definitely quality parts - glad I went with OEM, given that aftermarket products only save you a couple dollars. My only criticism is the tri-corner shaft locks - the ones supplied are substantially flimsier than the originals, so I reused the old locks. Probably saved $250 by not using an appliance repairman and/or saved my otherwise perfectly good dryer from the landfill. Not many tools needed - good repair videos on YouTube. You can do this!

If you ever want to feel lucky to be alive, open up your dryer. About a year ago, the heater coil burned out on our Duet dryer (purchased in 2003). When we opened it up, we noticed a lot of lint on the inside. There was no question about why the heater coil burned out. Anyway, we vacuumed out the interior and got as much of the lint as we could. We also did a thorough cleaning of the dryer vent. It had been about a decade since it was cleaned out. Again, no question as to why the heater coil burned out. I won't go into why it took us so long to clean out the dryer vent. Lets just said we got bad info. That was the first time we realized we were lucky that our house did not go up in flames and kill us all. It's also the reason we don't start the dryer before going to bed or right before we leave the house. Anyway, fast forward to last weekend. My son came to me and said the dryer won't start. I thought maybe the breaker flipped. Nope. Display was on. When you hit start, it would click, beep, and then nothing. No tumbling. So my husband decided to open it up and found that the belt was broken. We ordered the full kit instead of just the belt. The dryer is old, so it likely needed a tuneup. At this point, we did not see the entire inside of the dryer. When the part came in, and my husband and I spent an hour and a half working on the dryer. About half of that time was spent vacuuming every crevice of the inside of the dryer. When we took out the drum, we realized how much more lint there was in there that we did not see before. My husband pulled some off the heater coil housing that was burnt. That is the second time I felt lucky to be alive. The original rollers were not in bad shape. The clips holding them in place were difficult to get off, so those were not weak. The original rollers were not as grippy (is that a word?) as the new ones. We went ahead and replaced those. We probably could have gotten done sooner but we wanted to get as much lint out as possible. We did clean out the dryer vent too, but it wasn't to bad. It fixed our issue. Aside from the vacuuming, the most difficult part was wrapping the belt around the gears. It's not that it was tight or anything. It's that you had to make sure they were wound around the gears correctly. The drum blocks your view so you have to feel around and hope you are doing it right. You can test it by turning the drum by hand to make sure it's winding around correctly and that there are no twists in the belt.

My dryer started making a horrible squealing sound and I immediately ordered factory service parts. Imagine my surprise when a day after placing the order, the item shows up on my doorstep. While I can only curse the people who designed this dryer (obvious cheap engineering, construction, parts, and it was a chore to disassemble), at least the parts were not expensive. The parts mostly looked like the ones I removed, except for the triangular clips, which appeared to be lower quality, but as they only serve to hold the parts on, I'm not too concerned. When removing the clips, you can choose to use a small screwdriver to remove them, potentially saving them for spares, or just cut them off like I did, saving yourself a ton of time and frustration. The plastic pulley was narrower than the original, but worked fine. When removing the wheels and pulley, be sure to inspect the spindles, as they are NOT lubricated and will show wear. If they appear to be scored, I recommend running your fingernail across the surface and replacing if it's not smooth (the spindles should hopefully be smooth and have a consistent finish all the way around). I lubricated the spindles with a thin coat of grease and reinstalled all of the parts. Some choose to use oil, but that will not last very long and require frequent reapplication. The new parts function well and the dryer is quiet again! I can't thank Cashwell appliance for having the parts available for a great price and their fast shipping. They made choosing factory replacement parts a no brainer decision.

All the parts were as described, worked great no problems. The instructions sheet, well, it was for an apartment style dryer and was not even close to the product I have. I would give the sheet a 0 star. You Tube instructions were much better.

This is an OEM replacement that fits Maytag dryer MED3500FW0. Replacing the squeaky dryer belt is quite some work but definitely you can save service fee.

Great product! 4-10 difficulty on installation. Has everything I needed to get my dryer up and running.

Didn't want repair man in the house during COVID. Replaced the parts myself. Followed Youtube video of the Electric version of same dryer and put it back together and VOILA! Works like brand new. Took the time to clean out the lint and dust inside too. Clothes used to have burnt smell... realized that it was years of built up lint. Roughly 3 hours of work for an amateur. Cheapest appliance repair ever! No more squealing.

Everything in this bag of parts fit perfectly on our Whirlpool Duet Dryer. Fixed our screeching issue instantly. Good quality parts. Fast shipping!

I only needed the wheels from this kit (luckily as it turned out as the belt didn't fit my dryer). Works as expected. Would recommend.

The kit is a great price and all the rollers and belt pulley fit perfect but like a lot of other people the belt was the wrong size (too small). Maytag Bravos MCT YMEDB850WL1

Had a squeaky roller on my Maytag epic Z. This whole kit cost less than one roller at the local repair shop. Arrived quickly. Installed easily. Everything fit (including the belt). Dryer works like new.