I need step by step instructions on how to completely disassemble the dryer portion, and how to put it back together

Putting back together a broken Rokenbok crane can be a bit challenging, especially if you don't have the assembly instructions or if there are missing pieces. Here are some general tips that may help you:

1. Gather all the parts: Make sure you have collected all the pieces of the crane before attempting to reassemble it. Check your work area thoroughly and look for any missing or misplaced parts.
2. Reference the instructions: If you have the original assembly instructions for the Rokenbok crane, consult them to guide you through the reassembly process. The instructions should provide step-by-step guidance on how to put the crane back together.
3. Visualize the end product: Take a moment to visualize how the crane should look once it is fully assembled. This can help you identify the correct placement of the different components.
4. Use reference photos: If you don't have the instructions, search for reference photos of the fully assembled Rokenbok crane online. Compare the photos with your disassembled parts to get an idea of how they should fit together.
5. Trial and error: Start by connecting the major components of the crane, such as the base, tower, and boom. Experiment with different configurations and alignments until you find a combination that seems correct. Don't be afraid to disassemble and reassemble sections if needed.
6. Seek assistance: If you are still struggling to put the crane back together or suspect that you are missing crucial pieces, consider reaching out to the Rokenbok customer support or online communities for assistance. They may be able to provide guidance, additional instructions, or even help you identify missing parts.

This should help you with step by step instructions. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/99899/Maytag-Bravos-W10150660a.html?page=13

Any PepBoys will have a Hanes Manual for your vehicle. Get one and keep it forever. Hanes shows how to completely disassemble and put back together everything on a vehicle.

Assuming you had a working machine prior to cleaning it, I would suggest you visit this site to follow instructions for the 27". The procedures are very similar (and nothing currently available specific to 21.5 yet) Understand that the process requires very tedious gentle handling of several cable connections that CAN EASILY BE DAMAGED if you are not extremely careful. I have performed several disassembly procedures on these models and they MUST be done with the proper tools and precise attention to detail. If not you can easily damage the delicate connections. Every screw, fastener, piece of tape, has a specific purpose and any item left out will likely result in a failure. Retrace your steps using the instructional guide (linked to above) and you may yet save the day. good luck and take a deep breath before starting!

Your calculator is most likely fine electronically, but the contacts are being interrupted by contamination; it could be water or other fluid, dust, etc. The solution is to disassemble it completely and to rinse it out. Here are instructions for disassembling the TI-84 which should be similar.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Ti-84-Basic-Disassembly/
If there's water let dry completely before putting it back together. If pop, etc., rinse with isopropyl alcohol (99% alcohol) and let dry completely. The best thing is electronic contact cleaner, available in electronic, auto and hardware parts and supply stores and online. It must be 'safe for plastic' and 'non-conductive', and definitely NOT contain anything like ACETONE. These are harmless to electronics, and my be used to douse any device to clean up all types of contamination, including unseen carbon build-up from normal use. They dry quickly and leave no residue. They can be safely used in any other electronic device and to clean the contacts of old outlets, light switches, etc. -- anything with electronic contacts.
Try to rinse out all areas, especially where the screen makes contact with the main board. If there is any kind of crusty green build-up on the batter posts (due to battery acid corrosion), you may have to carefully rub this with a cloth until you see shiny metal.
Once you've rinsed all the available areas, let dry COMPLETELY (I place a blow dryer (low heat) next to drying parts for several hours to be sure) and put back together.

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This link http://www.repairclinic.com/Dryer-Belt-Diagrams is a complete listing of brands and the belt configuration for that brand

Gene

Go to this site below, it is the disassembly instructions.
http://www.airgunhome.com/pages/1077disassembly.html

Call your dealer and ask them, or go to an auto parts store and pick up a Chiltons manual for your bike. It has step-by-step disassembly and re-assembly instructions complete with pictures for clarification. Please rate this if it was helpful. Good luck.

The procedure to replace the display is outlined in the maintenance and service guide.

Refer to the Display Assembly beginning on page 81 for the "complete" disassembly instructions.

http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01758220.pdf

The maintenance guide gives you step by step procedures to remove the monitor and most importantly... how to remove the bezel "properly".