How do you get front cover off a maytag dryer mod. medb835dw ?

Look for this fuse to be blown if the blower wheel is slipping or the lint is built up:


To service the slope front dryer you must first remove the door and a few screws so that you can pop the goalpost shaped front panel off. Then you can access the innards.

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On this dryer the element is what fails, the screws are on the lower front that hold front on. You will need an ohm meter to verify unless you pull the element out and visually inspect it.

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Removal of the front panel requires the removal of the top cover and the console. Disconnect power to the dryer prior to servicing to avoid the risk of electric shock.

Remove the 2 screws attaching the top cover to the rear of the dryer then slide it rearward to clear the screw head from the top cover flange and lift the cover off the dryer cabinet.

Remove the screws securing the heater PCB board and disconnect the black and white wiring harness connectors from the board.

Remove the four screws attaching the console to the washer cabinet and rotate the console down to remove it from the dryer.

Remove the four screws attaching the top of the front panel to the cabinet and the two screws at the bottom of the door opening.

Pull the front panel forward and disconnect the interior light wiring harness then lift the front panel off the tabs across the bottom and move it away from the dryer.

Reinstall the front panel, the console, and the top cover in reverse of the removal steps.

it could be your drum glides in the front of the drum or the rear center bearing or rear rollers, or the belt idler pulley or motor end bearings going bad,you will need to remove the front cover by removing lower kick panel screws near the floor and lifting upward on front cover,then remove top cover screws located under top cover and lift up and secure so as not to break wires to control panel,then rotate drum by hand and listen for noise location

Most likely your timer assembly is defective. If you are so inclined, unplug the Dryer and remove the back cover (several screws)at the top section of the back panel. Pull the timer knob off the front panel of the dryer. There are usually a couple of screws that hold the timer assembly in place and a wiring plug in module, unplug and remove. You can go to a local Appliance Parts depot(see yellow pages or internet) and take the old one in to match up the part number etc. It also helps to take your Make/Model/Serial numbers in as well. This part is usually about $30 to $50. Many of these Parts depots can test the old one for you if you ask them to see if this is the actual fault before buying the new one.

the problem if still with out any clothes load so come from bearings maybe need to change
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Their are screws between the washer and dryer. Undo those and the screws inside the dryer, next too and below the lint trap.

open the top and look inside on the left and right sides of the front panel some maytags have two screws on the front panel just below the door where the hump is if thats your mod take those out and pull the panel out at the bottom then down as there are two spring clips at the top if thats not your mod then take a putty knife facing the drier come from the edge about two inches then depress the spring clips one at a time and lift the top but i think blower wheel is under the back panel