Product review (5 stars): OEM Quality for Inglis
I recently broke the belt on my 8-year old Inglis dryer and decided to take on repairing it myself. My initial concern was that it would be hard to find a replacement belt since Inglis is not as popular of a brand as its parent, Whirlpool. I was glad to see in my research that it shared the same belt as most Whirlpool dryers.

I wanted to make sure that I purchased a good quality OEM part, since the cheapest options were only a few dollars less than OEM belts. I purchased from a marketplace seller "Cheddy" and was happy to see that the unit was indeed a factory certified part. The new belt did feel a bit heavier duty than the old one, so I look forward to hopefully getting a longer life from this belt over the old one. The process of installing it was fairly simple (there are many youtube guides that were accurate to opening my dryer), although I made it harder on myself trying to do it without any assistance. You would want a second hand to hold up the drum while putting it back together.

I am happy to report that my dryer is back in business, working as it was before.