WE49X20697 Dryer Bearing Kit Compatible with GE Dryer Contains Top Bearing WE3M26 Drum Felt WE9M30 (WE09X20441) Drive Belt WE12M29 Bearing Slides WE1M1067 (WE1M481) Glide Slides WE1M504 (WE1M333)

Appliance guy told me 450.00 for parts and labor. I bought this instead, did what he would have done myself, and my dryer works. I only needed a belt but once I had the front off, I realized I needed the nylon glides or whatever they’re called. Didn’t need the big round plastic piece. This may save someone some time.Dryer model GE dryer GTD65EBSJ3WS displayed “Pause”, wouldn’t turn on.Open the door remove the 2 upper screws that hold the top section onLift the front of the top unscrew the 2 black screws that hold the side panel to the front or door panelUnplug the light wire on the upper left sideFront panel will lean down once both screws are out, wiggle it off the 2 tabs at the bottomFront panel will be connected only by door switch wires at this point, no need to unplug them, they’re long enough to be able to move the front panel out of the wayPut rubber side of belt on the inside, against the drum, drape the belt under the drum, pull down the tension pulley, thread belt through the path it will travel, around drum around motor pulley, under tension pulley, to drumBelt should be tight and drum should not spin by hand at this pointPut front panel back on the bottom tabsOpen the door, lift the drum by hand on top of new slides, they slide right in easyLift top panel, screw in black screws that connect the both side panels to the front panelOpen the door screw in the 2 screws that connect the front panel to top panelYou’re done, start drying your clothes again!

The dryer bearing kit and belt fit my GE Profile dryer perfectly. The replacement parts were relatively easy to install. I had some challenges with replacing the belt which was likely due to my inexperience. After making the repair, my dryer stopped squeaking. Worth the price to extend the life of your dryer.

Fixed my squeaking dryer! Everything I needed in kit. Normal wear and tear. Hope to get another 2 years out of my dryer, and i did it myself.

I have a front-loading GE dryer, model GTD18ESSJ0WW. It's about 10 years old now. Recently it started making a squeaking noise. I figured it was probably the belt and put off dealing with it. A couple of weeks later the sound got worse. It became more of a grinding sound so I knew I had better open the dryer up and take a look. That's when I discovered the bearing was worn out, cracked, and broken. Being an older dryer finding an OEM replacement was not easy or cheap. I decided to try this one and I'm glad I did. Install was easy - plenty of Youtube videos for getting this done. It took me about 15 minutes from start to finish. The part fit well, though it was clearly a lighter weight plastic than the OEM. I didn't bother with the belt at this point, but have it for the future when it will inevitably be needed. I got the dryer back together and tested it out. Back to (relative) silence. I've run a few cycles now and everything is in working order. If there is a longevity issue I will update this review.

All of it worked perfectly. Now another 30 yrs of service

Dryer had to get fixed. parts holding up. Easy installation. Thanks!

Absolute Garbage! If you need a quality dryer rebuild kit, buy certified OEM. These aftermarket kits just keep getting cheaper and flimsier as Chinese manufacturers seek to maximize profits by making the plastic thinner and thinner, and in some cases they don't even remove the flashing or sharp edges that are created during the molding process.The pictures tell the story. I was forced to reuse the existing top bearing because in addition to a broken/incomplete bearing mounting tab, this one was so poorly made that the upper legs would not snap in place. But I needed the dryer fixed immediately so I couldn't wait for a replacement. These online sources drove our local parts shops out of business so now we're stuck. I should have spent a little more money and bought OEM.In case you're wondering, I had a TV & Appliance repair business back in the late 60's through the early 80's and I've repaired dozens of dryers. Probably more than 50. This should have been a quick and easy fix.

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