MOTOR-DRYE

Due to the fact that there were access covers, it went a lot faster and easier. Washer had just two bolts and wire harness, and poof it was done (10-15 min). . . . . Now the dryer had a lot more screws to take off (mainly for covers/plates/panels), but after that, two clips and wire harness, it was done (30-35 min). . . . . . But the best part of the whole deal was the quick service I got from you guys. I had my part sooner than quoted and the cost and warranty were great. . . . . . Thanks for everything, tom horito

I'll make this quick. To access the motor you need to take half of the drier apart. I cut a access door on the side where the motor is with a small electric saw. It gave me clear access to the motor. You still need to take the front cover off to remove the blower wheel . One more thing, make sure to have the belt back on when testing, otherwise the motor wont start. It took me about an hour and 15 minutes