The fins of the dryer drum screens are actually adhering to the walls of the dryer. These fins or vanes help direct airflow hot in the dryer as clothes tumble. The fins can loosen over time, drying every day, and can be damaged by shoes or heavy items accidentally left in pockets. The coins, clips and buttons children can sneak below the fins, and make noise in the dryer during the drying cycle. Fix fins can stop the noise and maybe you can recover some money.

Instructions

1. Unplug the power cord of the machine from the wall outlet if it is an electric dryer. Unplug the power cord if the dryer works gas. A gas dryer requires electricity to operate the control panel. Close the gas supply valve of the dryer. Move the dryer 6-8 inches (15-20 cm) from the wall.
2. Pull the lint trap on top of the dryer near the control panel. Remove the two exposed by removing the lint trap screws.
3. Slip resistant spatula in the horizontal seam along the top front of the dryer. Lift the spatula to release the top panel of the dryer.
4. Open the lid and turn the dryer back to rest against the wall behind the dryer. This is the most common way to enter the dryer cabinet. See the link in the Resources section for further instructions on removing the dryer.
5. Turn the dryer drum until the drum exposed or baffle you should fix is ​​in the top of the dryer drum when you look inward. Withdraws the screws from the exterior of the drum to release the flap of the drum wall.
6. Inserts a new tab or deflector in the dryer drum. Align the holes in the ear drum with holes. Ensures the flap to the wall of the dryer drum with screws you removed from the original fin. Replace the remaining fins inside the drum repeating these steps.
7. Turn the top of the dryer down on the body of it. Replace the two screws that you had removed the lint trap opening. Insert the lint trap in the opening.
8. Connect the gas back into the dryer if necessary. Plug the dryer to the wall outlet. Place the dryer in its original position.