Product review (5 stars): Taking apart a dryer is no fun, particularly when it is in a damp basement ...
Taking apart a dryer is no fun, particularly when it is in a damp basement or confined space like a laundry room. First, UNPLUG THE DRYER FROM THE WALL. Check to see if your machine has an access door in the back. If so, remove it and take a picture of how the old belt was wrapped around the motor and tension pulleys (if the belt is still intact). You'll appreciate having that reference image later when you finally get to aligning your new belt. Then remove the front of the dryer (no need to remove the door), lift up the top and pull out the drum. Drape the belt around the drum, replace it and reattach the top and front. Make sure you are ordering the right sized belt for your machine. Match the belt alignment to the picture you took before. Plug in the dryer and watch through the access door to see if it is operating correctly. If not, unplug the dryer and rearrange the belt. DON"T STICK YOUR HANDS NEAR THE MOTOR IF THE DRYER IS PLUGGED IN. Once you're done, reattached the access door.

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