How do I take the wires off of a dryer heating element?

Nov 03, 2009 by Amanda | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I scarcity to take off the broken heating element...but I can't figure out how to pull off the wires or whatever I am suppose to do.

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1st unplug the dryer. I know you know that already. From the pitcher you have provided it appears that the connections is proper a spade terminal. Locate this area on the old one and take a pair of steal joint pliers and gently pull the female end off the spear spade. Be carefully not to pull the wire from the female PC = 'personal

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Theres an annoying click/thump now. I took everything by oneself again and put everything back together. Made solid everything was screwed in tight-fisted, and that the drum wasnt hitting something fundamentally. The thump seems to be brought to someone's attention when one of seems on the drum goes by a non-specific situation in the dryer but I cannot find anything. It does it sometimes then other times it doesnt.

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