Supco DE2067 Dryer Maintenance Kit Replaces 4392067

Product Description

The Supco DE2067 is a dryer maintenance kit designed to restore drum movement components in 27-inch residential clothes dryers. The kit includes four heavy-duty drum rollers (W10314173 / 349241HD), one idler pulley (279640), one drum belt (661570 / 3387610 / 40111201), tri rings for each roller, and a retainer clip for each roller. All major wear components are bundled in one package, making this a practical choice for a full drum drive restoration during a service call. The kit weighs 1.20 pounds and measures approximately 9.02 inches by 2.01 inches by 10.98 inches. It is a non-OEM replacement part manufactured with rubber components suited for standard dryer drum applications.

This kit is intended for 27-inch dryers, including over-and-under stack units. It is designed to fit dryers manufactured by Whirlpool and sold under the Amana, Jenn-Air, Kenmore, Magic Chef, and Maytag brand names. HVAC and appliance technicians commonly use this kit as a single-source solution when drum rollers, the idler pulley, and the belt all show wear during a service inspection.

Key Features

• Complete kit includes four drum rollers, one idler pulley, one drum belt, tri rings, and retainer clips
• Fits 27-inch dryers including over-and-under stack configurations
• Non-OEM replacement for Whirlpool-platform dryers across multiple brand labels
• Rubber construction on drum contact components
• Replaces multiple OEM and aftermarket part numbers in a single SKU
• Compact packaging at 1.20 pounds for easy transport on service calls

Compatibility

Designed to fit 27-inch Whirlpool-manufactured dryers including models sold under the Amana, Jenn-Air, Kenmore, Magic Chef, and Maytag brand names. Replaces part numbers AP3109602, 4392067, 4392067VP, 587637, 80047, AH373088, EA373088, PS373088, and 2015.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified appliance technician. Disconnect power to the dryer at the circuit breaker or by unplugging the unit before beginning disassembly. Access to the drum drive components generally requires removing the front or rear panel depending on the dryer model. Inspect the drum seals and motor while the cabinet is open, as these components often reach end-of-life at similar intervals.