The coins slip out of the drum at the rear or front gasket. The lint accumulation is NOT unusual. The door springs don't help close it, they counterbalance the weight when the door is open.
@DADoESofTX I had meant to say that about the door later in the video, but it had slipped my mind. Yeah, the lint certainly wasn't unusual, but it just goes to show that we let it go like that for way too long.
@somestuff2day No need to be afraid, as long as you connect everything properly and seal the joints, it will be fine. This dryer has been in use for (almost) 21 years without incident ;)
@stanjamv1 Nice try, before I started recording this video I had moved the fuzz off and moved all the coins around to see how many were there and check out anything else that could be there,which is why the looked how they did.
@Ilovewashers oh my gosh,i'm laughing so hard,as washers can eat clothes....etc,dryers can too,Appliances got to eat to work properly(like us people got to eat to live)
Wow I should call someone to clean out my dryer xD I never know where to open it and I'm probably supposed to let some repair man come and take a look, but my dryer is since August xD so 5 months now.
I found a wire panal on the lower front panal of my 1994 dryer and underneath my dryer was worce than yours and It took me five hours to clean it. Its been 1994 sence it was cleand. I found a 100 doller bill in it and that was last week win I cleand it out and thats also win I got the dryer.
The coins slip out of the drum at the rear or front gasket. The lint accumulation is NOT unusual. The door springs don't help close it, they counterbalance the weight when the door is open.
DADoESofTX 3 months ago
@DADoESofTX I had meant to say that about the door later in the video, but it had slipped my mind. Yeah, the lint certainly wasn't unusual, but it just goes to show that we let it go like that for way too long.
Sharkie626 3 months ago
whoaaaaa never even knew that could get that way and i am afraid of gas dryers
somestuff2day 1 year ago
@somestuff2day No need to be afraid, as long as you connect everything properly and seal the joints, it will be fine. This dryer has been in use for (almost) 21 years without incident ;)
Sharkie626 1 year ago
heh this is a good vid lol nice. makes me want to go and do more to my dryer.
Duff1124 1 year ago
LIE you just put the coins in there before you started your vid you now how i now? cause the place to where the coins are have no lint. hs EPIC LIE
stanjamv1 1 year ago
@stanjamv1 Nice try, before I started recording this video I had moved the fuzz off and moved all the coins around to see how many were there and check out anything else that could be there,which is why the looked how they did.
Sharkie626 1 year ago
I know that coins can get into the washer but how the hell can it get in underneath the dryer?
Ilovewashers 1 year ago
Your guess is as good as mine.
Sharkie626 1 year ago
@Ilovewashers oh my gosh,i'm laughing so hard,as washers can eat clothes....etc,dryers can too,Appliances got to eat to work properly(like us people got to eat to live)
emersonceilingfan1 3 months ago
Wow I should call someone to clean out my dryer xD I never know where to open it and I'm probably supposed to let some repair man come and take a look, but my dryer is since August xD so 5 months now.
Myobokuuzan 2 years ago
Yeah, it cant hurt to check it out just to be safe ;)
Sharkie626 2 years ago
I took of the top part of the dryer and I just took a spacala and plaed it up to fix the tumblers
lincolnweather 2 years ago
I found a wire panal on the lower front panal of my 1994 dryer and underneath my dryer was worce than yours and It took me five hours to clean it. Its been 1994 sence it was cleand. I found a 100 doller bill in it and that was last week win I cleand it out and thats also win I got the dryer.
lincolnweather 2 years ago
A 100 dollar bill? damn man, what luck you had that day! :D
Sharkie626 2 years ago