Rear Bulkhead

Rear Bulkhead

Nathan from WI

The rear bulkhead’s enamel finish was nicked up from washing various metal objects unintentionally which causes finer materials to get snags and runs in them.

1/4 drive socket set, pliers, putty knife screw drivers, 12v impact driver, masking tape, marker and bags to mark parts. Dremel tool with cut off wheel.

My dryer was working as it should but was causing several materials to get runs in them when I would attempt to dry them. I noticed there were burrs on the back bulkhead. I attempted to sand them down initially which didn’t seem to work as I expected. I ordered a replacement bulkhead and got everything apart and found I couldn’t get the blower fan free from the motor shaft. I came back this sight and ordered a blower fan and cut the old one off to separate the motor from the old bulkhead. I then with the new parts finished reassembly without issues. Total time was a few hours but I took my time and took photos along the way to document everything for reassembly.