No matter what the reason, you can easily and quickly disconnect the buzzer on your Kenmore dryer by implementing a procedure that will not require very much time or effort.
Things You Will Need
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Unplug the dryer's electrical cord from the wall outlet. This is essential to performing the task safely.
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Remove the screws on the end caps of the control console. Look for two to three screws on each side, depending on the specific model of Kenmore dryer you have.
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Flip the control console up into the service position. The console should stay up on its own.
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Locate the buzzer mechanism, a small black box connected to the timer. You should see two wires leading into the buzzer mechanism.
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Cut the two wires connected to the buzzer mechanism but leave several inches of wires connected in case you wish to reconnect the buzzer at a later date.
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Twist small wire nuts onto the ends of each of the four wires. Lower the control console and replace the screws.
The Drip Cap
- The buzzer that sounds at the end of a drying cycle on a Kenmore dryer may not be necessary in your particular situation.
- No matter what the reason, you can easily and quickly disconnect the buzzer on your Kenmore dryer by implementing a procedure that will not require very much time or effort.
- Remove the screws on the end caps of the control console.