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AEM407W Speed Queen Dryer - Overview
Diagrams for AEM407W
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BULKHEAD / FELT SEAL / CYL ROLLER & TERM BLK
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CABINET TOP & CONTROL HOOD REAR PANEL
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CABINET, EXHAUST DUCT & BASE
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FR BLKHD, AIR DUCT, FELT SEAL & CYLINDER
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GRAPHIC PANEL, CONTROL HOOD & CONTROLS
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HEATER BOX ASSY (ORIGINAL)
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HEATER BOX ASSY (REPLACEMENT)
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LOADING DOOR
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LOWER ACCESS PANEL, FRONT PANEL & SEAL
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MOTOR, EXHAUST FAN & BELT
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MTR CONN BLOCK / TERM & EXTRACTOR TOOL
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TERMINALS
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Multi Rib Belt
Part #WP40111201
This dryer drum belt from Amana has five ridges and is 93-3/8" inches in length, and 3/8 of an inch wide. It is flat, black in color, and is made entirely of rubber.
$32.25
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Drum Support Roller
Part #WP37001042
This single drum support roller is used for square ported model clothes dryers. It has a metallic bearing in its center.
$18.95
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Drum Glide
Part #WP37001298
This drum glide is sold individually. It is best to replace both drum glides at once.
$35.75
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$59.35
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Dryer Idler Assembly
Part #WP37001287
The spring for this part is sold separately.
This idler assembly is for dryers.
Idler assembly includes the idler arm and the idler pulley that maintains tension on the drive belt, allowing the belt to turn.
Disconnect the power before installing this part. Wear work gloves to protect your hands.
$32.87
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Idler Pulley Wheel w/ Bearing
Part #WPY54414
This two inch wide idler pulley wheel is beige in color and is made of plastic. This pulley wheel comes with its own metallic bearing in its center.
$16.45
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High Limit Thermal Fuse
Part #WP40113801
Meant as a backup to a high limit thermostat, this fuse is typically set to trip at a higher temperature than that of a high limit thermostat. This is a one-time use fuse, so when it does trip, you do need to replace it. It's letting you know that something is wrong with your dryer.
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$59.99
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Cylinder Felt Seal
Part #WP37001132
If your dryer’s taking longer to dry clothes or making strange noises, this felt seal might be the issue. It sits between the drum and the back panel, keeping hot air inside and helping the drum spin smoothly. Replacing it can fix problems like clothes getting caught or not drying properly. Just remove the old seal, clean the area, and stick the new one in place to get your dryer working like it should.
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Single Drum Glide Felt Pad
Part #WP500121
This dryer drum glide pad is an inch long. It is made of a felt material and is used for gas and electric clothes dryers.
$10.40
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Common Symptoms of the AEM407W
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Drum not centered , clothes getting stuck in dryer
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The first thing I did was to unplug the dryer from the wall. Then I removed the bottom two screws and slid the bottom cover off so i could see all the way to the back, I tipped the dryer back against the wall and searched for the problem with a flashlight. I noticed that one of the guide wheels that held the drum in place was sheared of
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f. I took the new drum support roller out and carefully slid it over the shaft, I had to jiggle it around for a bit, but then it finally was seated correctly. I replaced the washer and then the clip using a pair of needle nose pliers and a regular screw driver and then turned the dryer by hand to see if the wheel came off. After confirming that it worked, I put the cover back on, and plugged it in and tested it.
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Squeeling and grinding noise
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Wasn't the belt!! Changed it anyway. Should have come here earlier. That mistake added several days to the repair waiting for a second batch of the right parts. Became a pro at taking the dryer apart and reassembling, though! Easy job, just take your time and mark your wires, if you need to.
Followed other people's excellent instru ... Read more ctions. Clean out all the dust bunnies. Schematics were a great resource. Those and the prices made me a repeat customer.
The shaft of the Idler Lever wheel was the cause, but decided, since I had it apart, to spend a little more money and replace both Drum Support Rollers and the Roller Bracket and Shaft Assembly. They showed some wear, and the parts were very inexpensive. Make sure you have snap ring pliers with prongs that are smaller than the standard 0.40 to save some aggravation with the Drum Rollers. $5 tool. Total parts were less than $60. Probably saved $150+ in labor. Quieter than ever now. Thanks!
Followed other people's excellent instru ... Read more ctions. Clean out all the dust bunnies. Schematics were a great resource. Those and the prices made me a repeat customer.
The shaft of the Idler Lever wheel was the cause, but decided, since I had it apart, to spend a little more money and replace both Drum Support Rollers and the Roller Bracket and Shaft Assembly. They showed some wear, and the parts were very inexpensive. Make sure you have snap ring pliers with prongs that are smaller than the standard 0.40 to save some aggravation with the Drum Rollers. $5 tool. Total parts were less than $60. Probably saved $150+ in labor. Quieter than ever now. Thanks!
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