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4392067 Dryer Maintenance Kit
This part 4392067 is compatible with:
- Product Type:
- Dryer
- Brands:
- Amana
How to Replace Maintenance Kit 4392067
Step 1 of 22Unplug the Dryer
Before beginning any repair, ensure your safety by unplugging the dryer's power cord from the electrical outlet.
Detach the Control Panel
Depending on your dryer model, detach the control panel in one of two ways. You can either use a putty knife to release the spring clips under the front corners, or you can pull off the plastic end caps to access and remove the screws securing the panel.
Lift the Control Panel
Once the control panel is unfastened, carefully rotate it upwards and back. It will rest on its hinges, giving you access to the main top panel.
Remove the Top Panel
Unscrew the two screws that secure the main top panel to the dryer cabinet. Once the screws are out, slide the top panel forward and lift it off to remove it completely.
Remove the Lower Access Panel
Insert a putty knife or a flat-head screwdriver into the gap between the upper and lower front panels to release the two retaining clips. The lower panel will then tilt forward and can be lifted off its bottom hooks.
Detach Door Springs
Locate the two large door springs, one on each side inside the cabinet. Carefully unhook them from the frame to release tension from the front panel assembly.
Unfasten and Disconnect the Front Panel
Prepare the front panel for removal. First, disconnect the moisture sensor wire and the door switch wire harness. Next, remove all screws securing the front panel to the cabinet at the top and bottom, as well as the screws holding the lint screen duct in place.
Remove the Front Panel Assembly
With all wires disconnected and screws removed, carefully lift the entire front panel assembly up and away from the dryer cabinet. Set it aside safely on a soft surface to avoid scratches.
Remove the Old Belt and Drum
Reach inside and push the idler pulley to release tension on the drive belt, then unloop the belt from the motor shaft. If the belt is intact, use it as a handle to lift the heavy drum up and out of the dryer cabinet. Discard the old belt.
Remove the Old Idler Pulley
Using a small flat-head screwdriver, carefully pry the small tri-ring off the idler arm shaft. Slide the old pulley wheel and its washer off the shaft and discard them.
Remove the Old Drum Support Rollers
Remove all four old drum support rollers. You will need to pry off the tri-rings from both the front and back of each roller shaft. There are two rollers on the front bulkhead and two on the rear panel of the dryer cabinet.
Install New Drum Support Rollers
Clean any lint or residue from the roller shafts. For each of the four shafts, slide a new tri-ring onto the back, then place the new roller on the shaft. Secure each roller by snapping a new tri-ring onto the front.
Install the New Idler Pulley
Slide the provided washer onto the idler arm shaft first, followed by the new pulley wheel. Secure the assembly by snapping the new tri-ring into the groove on the end of the shaft.
Reinstall the Drum
Carefully place the drum back inside the dryer cabinet, ensuring its rear rim rests securely on the two new rear support rollers.
Install the New Drive Belt
Drape the new belt over the drum with the ribbed side facing down. Loop the belt around the motor shaft, then route it under the idler pulley. Push the pulley to create tension and complete the zig-zag formation.
Align the Belt on the Drum
Manually rotate the drum a few times. This helps to center the new belt and ensures it is tracking correctly before you reassemble the front panel.
Reinstall the Front Panel Assembly
Position the front panel assembly back onto the cabinet. Align the drum's front rim with the two new support rollers on the panel. The top edge of the panel should hook onto the cabinet brackets.
Secure and Reconnect the Front Panel
Reinstall all screws to secure the front panel to the cabinet frame and the lint duct. Reconnect the moisture sensor wire and the door switch wire harness. Finally, reattach the two door springs.
Reinstall the Lower Access Panel
Hook the bottom of the lower access panel onto the dryer frame, then push the top until it snaps securely into the retaining clips.
Reconnect Door Switch and Reinstall Top Panel
First, reconnect the door switch wire connector. Then, slide the main top panel back into position and secure it with the two screws you removed earlier.
Re-secure the Control Panel
Rotate the control panel back down. If your model uses clips, press down firmly to snap it into place. If your model uses screws, reinstall them and then snap the plastic end caps back on.
Plug In and Test
Plug the dryer's power cord back into the wall outlet. Your repair is now complete. Run a test cycle to ensure the dryer is operating quietly and correctly.
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About the Maintenance Kit
If your dryer is making noise and you aren’t sure which part to replace, you can purchase a dryer maintenance kit. The dryer maintenance kit contains all of the parts that are commonly defective when the dryer is noisy. Search for your model number to find the maintenance kit applicable to your dryer.