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Thread Number: 73667
/ Tag: Vintage Dryers
Here's what is behind the curtain |
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| Post# 972818 12/10/2017 at 14:15 (2,326 days old) by mint46 (North Eastern Pennsylvania) | ||
I followed some very simple and detailed instructions to get this far.. guys, you have been a huge help. I was nervous at first but looky here! I got in there and it really is no big deal. Still not touching any electrical, but defiitely am able to give this girl a really nice cleaning. I even made a myself a nickle! If my pics are dtailed enough.. do any of you see any red flags that I should address before I plug it in?
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Post# 972820 , Reply# 1 12/10/2017 at 14:31 (2,326 days old) by Yogitunes  (New Jersey) |
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a good cleaning of all lint/dust, and you should be good to go.....
if you have access to compressed air, that is a blessing when cleaning out an appliance, it will allow you to blow out dust/dirt out of every nook and cranny... otherwise small brushes and a vacuum will work..... some parts can be taken to the sink and scrubbed and cleaned with water... if you venture in further, a drop of oil on the pulleys and rollers may be in order...although I prefer grease... | ||
| Post# 972840 , Reply# 2 12/10/2017 at 15:17 (2,326 days old) by mint46 (North Eastern Pennsylvania) | ||
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During cleaning, I noticed this felty ring is 1) coming away from the metal and 2) super hairy and I can't really get the fuzz off
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