My Dryer is Tearing My Clothes The Inside Scoop
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My Dryer is Tearing My Clothes: The Inside Scoop
Introduction
Discovering holes in your clothes after using the dryer can be frustrating. I've been there, and I was surprised by what I found out. With this guide, you can diagnose and fix the problem yourself, saving both your clothes and some money.
Key Areas to Check
If your dryer is causing damage, focus on three main parts: the drum glides, the drum seals, and the drum support rollers. Before starting, make sure to disconnect the power for safety.
Drum Glides
The glides, located on the bulkhead at the drum’s front, support the drum. If worn out, they can cause the drum to tilt, creating a pinch point that might tear clothes.
- Replacement: Remove the dryer's front or rear panel to access the glides. They are typically held by screws, rivets, or grooves. Replace all glides, even if some seem fine, to ensure even wear and function.
Drum Seals
Seals encircle the drum, preventing clothes from getting trapped between the drum and dryer wall. Worn seals can lead to tears.
- Inspection: Without removing the drum, release tension by taking off the drum belt. Rotate the drum to examine the seal.
- Replacement: If needed, remove the drum, scrape off old adhesive, and attach the new seal with fresh adhesive. Allow ample drying time before reassembling.
Drum Support Rollers
Located at the back under the drum, these rollers keep the drum level. Worn rollers can cause tilting and damage clothes.
- Replacement: Inspect both rollers, especially the left one, which typically wears faster. Replace both to prevent tilting. Remove a screw or clip to change them, and apply a single drop of lubricating oil to each hub.
Conclusion
By following these steps, you can prevent your dryer from damaging your clothes. These straightforward repairs not only extend the life of your appliances but also save you money and frustration. Stay proactive and keep your clothes safe from unwanted wear and tear.
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