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WE03X37319 Clothes Dryer Tumbler Front Glide Bearing Kit for Whirlpool Maytag Dryers Replacement - Replace 306508VP AP4037304 PS1804752 312941 (4-Pack)

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WE03X37319 Dryer Tumbler Front Glide Bearing Kit

Key Features

  • Complete four-piece front drum glide bearing kit.
  • Approximate dimensions: 2.86–2.87 inches long by 0.62–0.63 inches wide.
  • Made from high-density polymer, white plastic, Teflon, and nylon materials.
  • Supports the dryer drum while allowing it to move smoothly against the front felt seal.
  • Designed to address loud metal friction or squeaking, rough drum rotation, excessive vibration, shaking, and clothing scratches or marks.
  • No batteries are included or required.
  • Product coverage is provided for defects or other qualifying issues for the life of the product.

Replaces

This kit replaces the following dryer front glide bearing part references: 306508VP, AP4037304, PS1804752, and 312941.

Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • WE03X37319
  • AP7217725
  • DE7319
  • EAP17137207
  • FIX17137207
  • PS17137207
  • WE01M0404
  • WE03M0051
  • WE03X37319-25PK
  • WE1M404
  • WE3M51
  • 4985169

Compatibility & Fitment

Fits many dryers from GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, Sears, and RCA. Supported model examples include GE and Hotpoint models 2661532413, DSKP333EC0WH, DSKS333EC0WW, DSKS433EB0WH, GFD40ESCM0WW, GFD43ESSM0WW, GFD45ESSM0WW, GFDN110ED0WW, GFDS140ED0WW, and HTDX100ED3WW. Verify the existing glide shape, dimensions, and part number before ordering because fitment varies by dryer model.

When to Replace

Replace the front glide bearings when the dryer produces metal-on-metal friction or squeaking, the drum rotates unevenly or does not turn smoothly, the cabinet vibrates excessively, or clothing develops scratches and marks. Worn or damaged glides can reduce support at the front of the drum and increase contact with the front seal.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the dryer from the electrical supply before servicing.
  • Remove the worn glide from its fixture.
  • Slide the replacement hook head into the fixture and bend the hook head until it snaps into position.
  • Install all four glides as required by the dryer’s front bearing arrangement, then confirm that the drum turns freely before reassembly.
  • The repair is suitable for a person with appliance repair experience; a local appliance repair shop can also complete the installation.

FAQ

This front glide bearing kit is intended for select Whirlpool and Maytag clothes dryers. Verify your dryer's model number and compare the existing front glide before ordering, since fitment can vary between dryer models.
The replacement cross-references WE03X37319, 306508VP, AP4037304, PS1804752, and 312941.
Common symptoms include scraping, squealing, or thumping during operation; a drum that is difficult to turn by hand; visible wear or cracking at the front support; and clothing catching between the drum and front panel. Excessive drum movement can also indicate worn glides or related support components.
The kit contains four front glide bearing pieces for servicing the dryer drum support. Confirm the arrangement and placement of the original pieces before removal, as the installation layout is model-specific.
Installation is generally a moderate repair that takes about 30–60 minutes for a technician or experienced DIYer. A screwdriver or nut driver is commonly needed, and some dryer designs may require a putty knife or similar tool to release the front panel. Disconnect power before opening the cabinet and follow the service procedure for your specific model.
Inspect the drum rim, front support, rear drum bearing or rollers, belt, and felt seals for excessive wear. Remove lint and debris from the support area, and replace damaged mating components rather than installing new glides against a badly worn drum or front panel.