ATMA DC97-16782A Dryer Drum Roller Kit Pack of 4 Fit For Samsung Dryer Replace DC97-07523A C97-07523B DC97-07523A PS4221885 AP5325135 DC97-16782A

Works great. Does the job.

If your dryer has an awful squeaking noise, check these parts in the following order: *Rollers *idler pulley *belt If you can find a diagram showing you where the rollers and idler pulley are located, you can troubleshoot without taking the entire dryer apart. First, unplug the dryer. On most Samsung models, you can access the idler pulley from the back dryer vent tube. It is held in by a few screws. Reach your hand inside and disconnect the belt. Now manually spin the idler pulley and listen for noises. (CAUTION NEXT STEP IS DANGEROUS) THIS IS HOW I DIAGNOSED THE ROLLERS WITHOUT TAKING THE DRYER APART: Through that same hole, you can see the front two rollers. But, for this diagnosis, the dryer must be running. Put on a rubber glove to avoid possibility of shock. Now find a long firm stick approximately 3 ft long. While the dryer is running, take the stick and press firmly against each roller. Did you notice a change in sound? If so, it is a worn bushing inside the roller. You will have to be more clever to access the back rollers with your homemade stick. It can be done, but is more difficult. You won't be able to see them. You can reach your hand up and touch them though. FINALLY, before installing new rollers, apply a thin film of high temperature grease around the bushing. Do not get any grease on roller, idler pulley, belt, or drum. Do not let this job intimidate you. It is very easy to do. It takes about 2 hours. This is roughly a 300 dollar service call so it is worth doing yourself. 95 percent of the screws are the exact same size. Use a ziploc bag to label any piece of hardware that you might forget and place in bag. Do not forget to plug in all of the sensors and control panel pieces. Clean out all lent buildup especially around the heating element.

These were easy to install, and had all the necessary parts included and appear to be of good quality. Only time will tell, though, as my dryer seems to be able to wear the front to out pretty quickly, we shall see.

First of all, this product isn't for everyone. Our dryer started making a lot of squealing noises recently, and I was fairly certain that one or more of the bearings that support the dryer drum had worn out. Luckily, I have a garage full of tools and know how to use 'em. A dozen screws later and with pieces of our dryer's case and drum lying on the floor of our utility room, I could see the bearing wheels. As expected, one of the bearings had completely worn out; so I replaced it and reassembled the dryer. Everything works again. If you're up to the challenge, look for online videos about repairing your make/model of dryer, make sure you have the needed tools, order the correct parts, and save yourself $$$. BTW, I always work on any appliances with the power OFF! Also, I always recommend proceeding with care since tools can be replaced, but fingers usually can't. I also find that taking pictures with your phone as you disassemble your appliance and keeping all the parts in order can be very helpful.

I bought a set of these rollers after our Samsung dryer started shrieking (again). The first time was the crappy belt idler roller which I retrofitted with a roller bearing, but a few years later it was a bad drum roller which I replaced with one from this set. Spent a short time on YouTube for some disassembly advice and I had the dryer running smoothly in 20 minutes.

Exactly what I needed for my Samsung dryer. Happy it came in a 4 pack because I only saw one bad rear wheel but after they arrived and I fully disassembled my dryer, I realized I had more than 1 bad wheel.

Did the job of fixing my noisy drier.

Our family of six keeps our washer and dryer running on a near daily basis. This is not the first time I've replaced the support rollers. I've also replaced the heating element, belt, and tension pully. As for ease of install, it takes watching a tutorial to install these if your not an appliance repair tech. I built homes for a living, not a repair tech but handy, and I took me an hour start to finish. The factory set lasted about five years. I purchased and installed these in July 23 and they are worn out in mid February. The one pictured completely failed and damaged the felt gasket. The other three were a wobbling mess. More money and another hour of my life... Just because they look the same and fit, doesn't mean they are the same quality!