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Occasionally the dryer may become too loud as a result of a faulty motor. This guide details the steps taken to replace the motor. Disassembly of the device requires a special bit for removal of tamper-proof screws.
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To change the motor, start by removing the metal casing.
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Using the special bit, remove the large screws at the bottom of the casing.
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To remove the case, lift the indicated spot with your hands.
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Remove the three 1/2" Ph1 screws at the bottom of the red fan cap.
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Turn over the device.
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Push the red tabs on the back of the unit with medium to heavy pressure, using a small prier.
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Carefully remove the cap, to prevent damage to the sensor.
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Remove both 3/8" Ph2 screws attached to the grey belt at the top and bottom.
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Lift the grey belt away. This gives access to the server board.
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Use a plastic opening tool to remove the two pink capped wires in the upper left corner of the server board.
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Remove the brass nut from its bolt using a 10mm wrench.
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Once the nut is free, disconnect the green wire.
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Remove the rainbow ribbon cable using a plastic opening tool.
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Remove the 1/2" Ph1 screw from the center of the circuit board.
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Remove the four 3/4" Ph2 screws from the back of the device body.
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Separate the motor housing from the device body.
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Remove the four 1/2" Ph2 screws from the filter.
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Pull the filter plate away to reveal the motor.
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Pull the motor out of the housing.
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Be sure to feed the wires through the slot as you pull the motor out.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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