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Dryer drum slide. There are two of these needed on your dryer. These go on the outer most slots on the front bearing. Sold as pack of two. The drum slides support the front of the dryer drum instead of rollers or bearings. As they wear out the dryer will make more noise.

Dryer drum slide, pack of two

Dryer drum slide (2 pack). There are two of these needed on your dryer. These go on the inner most slots on the front bearing. The drum slides support the front of the dryer drum instead of rollers or bearings. As they wear out the dryer will make more noise.

Dryer bearing slide 2-pack

Dryer drum bearing slide kit

Ring bearing kit, front of dryer drum

Dryer drum glide. These drum glides help to support the front of the dryer drum as it rotates. Sold individually. It is recommended to replace both at one time.

Drum front glide kit

Dryer felt pad for drum glide. Fits under drum glide, peel and stick

Drum glide kit, right side. *Pad has adhesive backing

Top bearing cleaning felt

The GE Appliances Drum Front Slide Bearing WE3X87 is a high quality replacement part that allows the drum to rotate smoothly on the felt seal of the front panel. It is recommended to replace all bearings at once and to disconnect the appliance from utilities before installation.

This is a Genuine Replacement Part. Whirlpool (WHIRA) 3394508 Bearing Ring.

Plastic bearing ring for front of drum

Front glide kit, (1) right (1) left glide (2) pads with adhesive backing. Instructions included.
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Explore common questions about replacing dryer drum slides, glides, or pads to ensure smooth operation and reduce noise. Whether you're a homeowner or a professional technician, these FAQs provide helpful insights into maintaining your dryer.
Signs include unusual noises like squeaking or grinding, uneven spinning, or visible wear on the drum slides or pads. Inspect them for wear and replace if necessary.
Unplug the dryer, open the front panel, remove the drum, and replace the worn slides or pads. Follow your dryer's manual for specific instructions.
The cost varies by brand and model but typically ranges from $10 to $30 for parts. Labor costs can increase this if you hire a technician.
Check the inside of the dryer door or the back of the unit for a label with the model number. This helps ensure you get the right replacement parts.
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