Thanks a lot buddy! I dried two pair of shoes with my clothes and my dryer stopped, evidently with 4 minutes left on the cycle. After watching half your video, I turned the power off on the control panel and unplugged it. I waited about 5 seconds. After I plugged it back in, I turned it on and guess what? it started. Thank you!🎉
Your video was an immense help to me. I recently replaced the belt and rollers on my gas powered Whirlpool Duet dryer because it was making a dreadful squeal when my wife tried to use it. Had everything installed and returned the gas line, etc only to discover that the dryer wouldn’t start, and it only made a clicking noise when I tried to start it. One video suggested it was the electronic assembly, but nothing looked amiss. Found your video and discovered that the belt switch was still activated. Once I adjusted it and tested the dryer, it began working normally. Thank you! 😊
If a watching watching this video has a bad thermal fuse, you need to clean out your lint screen holder and dryer vent. Also at the end of the dryer, it sounded kind of noisy. There will always be a noise when the drum seam passes over the drum rollers, but this sounds like rubber skid marks on the drum. They can be scraped off with a puddy knife and will significantly reduce the clumpy noise. This noise and the reason you have belt and or tensioner problems is from overloading or overuse. If people would stop putting huge loads like all their jeans at once or shoes, rugs , big blankets etc, you will save yourself alot of problems. If you ever work on a dryer, clean the lint screen holder, inside the dryer and try using and electric (not gas) leaf blower to blow out the vent.
Theo, huge thank you man! Your video was spot on and it helped me resolve our issue. Ordered the new thermal switch on Amazon for $4.98, and it was delivered two days later. Installed that same day and now the dryer works great. I spent hours in Sunday trying to resolve the issue with error light. Bonus fact is that the entire dryer has been cleaned inside and out! Thank you so much!
Glad the video helped you. Initially i spent a day scratching my head also. Then i had to pull schematics out. Yes, for a few dollars you saved a thousand bucks. Well, thanks for watching again.
Excellent video !!!!! Mine was the thermal switch I replaced it and the dryer is working fine. Amazon had the switch delivered promptly and we were back in business. The part is cheap. Saved our family money, if we were to have a repairman come in I’m sure it would have been expensive. Thank you for the video, very much appreciated.
Thank you very much for this video. My tensioner wheel broke off also and I followed this with great success. I got the whole bracket with wheel already installed on it for $25.00 Gave me a chance to shop vac all of the lint in there and around the motor too. Once again THANK YOU !!
Thank you very much. My Duet dryer has the exact same symptoms. Now I just need to pull it apart to check for those two problem spots to see which one is the culprit.
Thank you! I fixed mine for 25 bucks! I checked the thermal switch first just like you said and that wasn’t it, so I figured it was what you said, the tensioner. You helped save me money! I appreciate it! Also, someone’s comment about the dryer squeaking and it was their tensioner too, confirmed the problem. Now everything is working great!
Thanks for the video. This was exactly what I needed, as mine quit working, and all the sensors seemed to be working but I found the broken belt. I held up the tensioner arm and all works as it should.
Mine broke 3 times: 1st was the 12V DC Relay in the control board (left leg). It blew. 2nd was the thermal fuse attached to 2 light blue wires mentioned in this video 3rd was the Relay blew again, but this time the right leg. Replacing the relay needs to remove old relay from board, buy new relay, clean the board and put on new relay with some soldering work. Yes take your time and DIY and save yourself hundreds of dollars. Good Luck.
Holy crap. I’ve been searching for troubleshooting steps for our Duet for a day now. I don’t have a schematic to walk through the circuit. I’ve already ruled out the thermal switch, it tested good. I was going to start mucking with the motor tomorrow, I couldn’t “see” what was in series with the motor. I do know that our tensioner is in place and the pulley is there, however, I didn’t inspect it like this. Thank you so much.
Thank you for the tip I couldn't find my voltmeter so I found your RUclips page the thermo switch was the issue $16 issue. Would really like to Thank you for your assistance salute.
Thanks for the video. This is exactly what happened to me. I put a bunch of wet items, including a few fleece blankets, that were too heavy (should have done an extra spin! 🙄), and it messed up the belt/pulley!
I want to find you and give you a hug (in a socially distant sort of way 😂). Seriously, this JUST happened to our Duet. This is giving me a great game plan to address the issue. Great video!
Two time user! I had to solder the panel last year. Easy fix! Yesterday it quit again and discovered that the belt had broken. Also easy to fix. I didn’t know there was a tensioner switch. I do now! Thanks!
Thanks a lot for your video. I had the exact same problem and now it's fixed. It's hard to believe that this critical pulley tensioner is made so cheaply, no wonder it breaks so easily !
Not hard to believe with a whirlpool. Mine has had the door seal fall out, the plastic door cover fall off, and now I'm looking at this video because the thing won't start.
Mine turned out to be a broken belt - already replaced the pulley months ago. Thanks for the vid - encouraging for working on it again instead of dropping $1000 for a new one!
Great video! I’m stumped on mine. Door switch seems okay, thermal fuse, thermistor, and thermostats are good or replaced. Tensioner system is in place and appears working. I had a lot of lint inside dryer cabinet even though rear venting was clear. Read the interior seals are crummy on some of these duet models.
Another thing I'll add. After I replaced the broken belt it was turning very slowly. I had to spray WD40 on the "wheels" that are on the inside. You can see one above his finger at the 1 minute mark. I believe there were 4, two in the front and two in the back. After greasing these up it started spinning normally. I believe this is what snapped my belt. My tensioner was still intact. Hope that helps someone. Thanks!
I have a whirlpool duet as well, but the buttons and knobs are completely different. Did not matter though, because the belt and tensioner were the same, and it was the same problem. Replaced the pulley and was good to go!
I have learned to keep extra belts, door clips and heating elements on hand for fast repairs. This is the first time the thermal switch has gone bad. Great video! Thanks!
Thank you! Looks like I know what I'll be doing in the morning. Just fixed the washing machine and tomorrow the dryer. I'd rather not schlep to the laundromat..
Also adding: None of the prior part numbers were actually my issue. When I got inside the cabinet my problem was a broken belt. The part number for this is: 661570V
Thanks for the tip! Ended up being a broken belt. Wife was IMMEDIATELY on the computer looking at a $700 dryer. I was like, AH HECK NO! So I bought a kit that included a belt, a tension wheel and metal arm…..$15.00!!!!! Take that wife!!!! A tip for everyone, while you’re in there, remove the drum and give it a good vacuum.
Great video, thanks for sharing this info. My pulley is good and the whole belt system was recently replaced so it is likely the thermal switch or the fuse on mine. How do I know which is the problem?Do I need to put a multimeter across to test and if so what should I be looking for in terms of amps?
I find the main control under the top of lid is usually blown. You can remove board from plastic assembly and see where board has shorted. Had that job today. Installed new board and it’s still powering on but not running.
I have the exact same problem. It started tonight. I hear the click when I press start. Will pull the machine out this weekend to view the wheel tensioner. However, my diagnostic code states an F50. Which could be the water valve or PCB. WoW. So much to look at. But buying all parts and doing it myself (as I researched two years ago and fixed my thermal fuse) had a repairman replace the heating element two years ago. I figure if I replace the tensioner (if needed) the water valve (if needed) AND the PCB, it will all still be cheaper than a brand new one.
Well I was lazy and rotated the drum manually counter clockwise to rotate the clothes backwards so I could reach for a specific item and heard a loud pop. Now the dryer has this problem you show in the beginning plus the drum spins freely. Hope it’s a simple fix once I take the back off and look.
This is one of the most helpful vids I've ever watched relating to diying in general. Do you have a vid showing how to replace the wheel tensioner and belt by chance?
Thank you so much for posting the video. Have the same Whirlpool Duet dryer that has the same issue. Power is on, the start button is clicked when I pressed it, but nothing happens.
I have a GEW9250PW1 that doesn't light up at all, nothing. Not sure which board would be at fault. The thermo fuse is shot and one is on the way. Any ideas?
Thanks for posting. My dryer makes the same noise after pressing the start button. Also, did the wheel bearings squeal at all leading up to the failure?
@@npc118 Any appliance repair / parts place can have them or order them. youtube make and model belt replacement. mine was $28 Canadian I think. its actually really easy once the appropriate screws and panels are removed as outlined in the videos
Mine was screeching before this... so i ordered a 60 dollar kit and replaced the pulley, i believe it was the pulley one, and all the rollers and the belt. But now its clicking... so im going to try the thermistor or relay. I think its because my wife didnt clean the lint screen multiple times.
i was searching multiple places and couldn't get a "tell me like a 5 years old". thank you so much
Great vid! My belt just fell off. But I love these type of videos. Straight to the point and lists multiple potential issues. You rock!
Glad it worked out for you. Thanks for watching!!!
Hi. My dryer is also doing this clicking sound but my pilot is fine. Belt isn’t broken. Door switch seems to be working. Any more ideas?
@@kissingbanditt how do i put the new belt on please?
Sir, Perfect. I opened up my dryer. pulled the thermo and it was open. I am ordering the part now. Thanks a Ton.
Replaced it, it worked for about 5 loads then failed again. Any clue why this would be?
You are THE KING...excellent video. Ordered parts and fixed dryer in 5 minutes. Now do a video showing how to get son the clean out the LINT TRAP!!
Very happy you got it going!!! Thanks for the kind words also.
Where can I get the part?
Thanks a lot buddy! I dried two pair of shoes with my clothes and my dryer stopped, evidently with 4 minutes left on the cycle. After watching half your video, I turned the power off on the control panel and unplugged it. I waited about 5 seconds. After I plugged it back in, I turned it on and guess what? it started. Thank you!🎉
Your video was an immense help to me. I recently replaced the belt and rollers on my gas powered Whirlpool Duet dryer because it was making a dreadful squeal when my wife tried to use it. Had everything installed and returned the gas line, etc only to discover that the dryer wouldn’t start, and it only made a clicking noise when I tried to start it. One video suggested it was the electronic assembly, but nothing looked amiss. Found your video and discovered that the belt switch was still activated. Once I adjusted it and tested the dryer, it began working normally. Thank you! 😊
I saved a lot by watching your video and fixing my dryer! I was tempted to buy new one. Thank you 🙏🏾
Glad you got it working. Thanks for watching.
If a watching watching this video has a bad thermal fuse, you need to clean out your lint screen holder and dryer vent. Also at the end of the dryer, it sounded kind of noisy. There will always be a noise when the drum seam passes over the drum rollers, but this sounds like rubber skid marks on the drum. They can be scraped off with a puddy knife and will significantly reduce the clumpy noise. This noise and the reason you have belt and or tensioner problems is from overloading or overuse. If people would stop putting huge loads like all their jeans at once or shoes, rugs , big blankets etc, you will save yourself alot of problems. If you ever work on a dryer, clean the lint screen holder, inside the dryer and try using and electric (not gas) leaf blower to blow out the vent.
Very well said.
My dryer just stopped about 20 minutes ago. Can’t wait to troubleshoot according to this video. Thank you for posting!!
Thanks for the comment!!! Hope you get it going.
Theo, huge thank you man! Your video was spot on and it helped me resolve our issue.
Ordered the new thermal switch on Amazon for $4.98, and it was delivered two days later. Installed that same day and now the dryer works great.
I spent hours in Sunday trying to resolve the issue with error light. Bonus fact is that the entire dryer has been cleaned inside and out!
Thank you so much!
Glad the video helped you. Initially i spent a day scratching my head also. Then i had to pull schematics out. Yes, for a few dollars you saved a thousand bucks.
Well, thanks for watching again.
@Thejripley1720 - Can you pls share the part you ordered at Amazon?
How did you access the thermal switch? Trying to figure out how to get in there but don't see any screws. lol
@@ADHDResourceSpecialist There are two screws on which the thermo switch is held. You can remove them using a socket wrench.
If this guy ran for president, he’ll definitely get my vote!!!! Thank you bro
Thanks so much for the kind words. Hope you got it working and saved some cash.
Excellent video !!!!!
Mine was the thermal switch I replaced it and the dryer is working fine. Amazon had the switch delivered promptly and we were back in business. The part is cheap. Saved our family money, if we were to have a repairman come in I’m sure it would have been expensive.
Thank you for the video, very much appreciated.
Glad you’re up and running. Saved a few hundred dollars for sure.
Any chance you can send me the thermal switch link so i can purchase?
Do you have a link or part number for the switch I want to order both to be safe
Thank you very much for this video. My tensioner wheel broke off also and I followed this with great success. I got the whole bracket with wheel already installed on it for $25.00 Gave me a chance to shop vac all of the lint in there and around the motor too. Once again THANK YOU !!
That's amazing. Thank you for watching and I'm glad the video helped you. Have a nice weekend.
Where did you get the part?
Great video. It helped me out alot. It turns out I had a broken belt. Thanks so much for posting
Excellent!! Came home from hunting and my bride said the dryer went clunk and stopped. 10 mins later...yup..the wheel had worn our just like yours. 👍
Thanks for watching and glad i could help you. Hope you shot something good. Bride might get upset if u come home empty handed. Lol
Thank you very much. My Duet dryer has the exact same symptoms. Now I just need to pull it apart to check for those two problem spots to see which one is the culprit.
Ever find out the problem my dryer just died
Thanks for putting this video up. In my case, I was able to clean the thermal switch and it started working again. Your help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thank you! I fixed mine for 25 bucks! I checked the thermal switch first just like you said and that wasn’t it, so I figured it was what you said, the tensioner. You helped save me money! I appreciate it!
Also, someone’s comment about the dryer squeaking and it was their tensioner too, confirmed the problem. Now everything is working great!
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So happy you got it going. Thats so cool. Thanks for watching.
Took me right to the problem. Great video man. Easiest thumbs up I’ve ever given.
Thank you so much was looking at replacing the dryer until I found this video.
Thanks for the video. This was exactly what I needed, as mine quit working, and all the sensors seemed to be working but I found the broken belt. I held up the tensioner arm and all works as it should.
Glad it helped you out and you got it fixed. Thanks for watching!!
Mine broke 3 times:
1st was the 12V DC Relay in the control board (left leg). It blew.
2nd was the thermal fuse attached to 2 light blue wires mentioned in this video
3rd was the Relay blew again, but this time the right leg. Replacing the relay needs to remove old relay from board, buy new relay, clean the board and put on new relay with some soldering work.
Yes take your time and DIY and save yourself hundreds of dollars. Good Luck.
Holy crap. I’ve been searching for troubleshooting steps for our Duet for a day now. I don’t have a schematic to walk through the circuit. I’ve already ruled out the thermal switch, it tested good. I was going to start mucking with the motor tomorrow, I couldn’t “see” what was in series with the motor. I do know that our tensioner is in place and the pulley is there, however, I didn’t inspect it like this. Thank you so much.
YOU'RE WELCOME...IF YOU NEED A SCHEMATIC, I HAVE ONE, CAN ALWAYS SHOOT YOU AN EMAIL...THANKS FOR WATCHING.
Thanks so much sir! My dryer had a bad thermal switch, and I also found $3.90 in change so that almost pays for the replacements 😁
That’s amazing news. Glad you got it and did the repair.
Thank you for the tip I couldn't find my voltmeter so I found your RUclips page the thermo switch was the issue $16 issue. Would really like to Thank you for your assistance salute.
Thanks for the kind words and glad it helped you. I appreciate it. Thanks for watching!!
@@kissingbanditt absolutely
Thank you SO much! my problem was the thermal fuse. My dryer is back to work.
excellent camera work. I could see everything well thank you!!!
glad it worked out for you...thank you for watching also....
Thanks for the video. This is exactly what happened to me. I put a bunch of wet items, including a few fleece blankets, that were too heavy (should have done an extra spin! 🙄), and it messed up the belt/pulley!
Thank you so much!!! With your help I fixed my dryer, it was the same problem but with the thermo switch Thank you
Glad you got it going and repaired it. Amazing!!!
I want to find you and give you a hug (in a socially distant sort of way 😂). Seriously, this JUST happened to our Duet.
This is giving me a great game plan to address the issue. Great video!
Hugs over masks, lol, happy the video helped you.
God bless you! I'm was able to fix my mother's dryer today bc of this video!!!
Thank you for telling me it should be normally closed…bought 3 new ones and 2 of them were bad…thought I had a more serious issue lol
Glad jmi could help. Thanks for watching my video.
Much appreciated Theo, sure enough I had the exact issue! Repair kit on way including rollers, pulley wheel and belt while Iam already there.
Im glad you figured it out. Thanks for watching.
Two time user! I had to solder the panel last year. Easy fix! Yesterday it quit again and discovered that the belt had broken. Also easy to fix. I didn’t know there was a tensioner switch. I do now! Thanks!
Thanks for your comment and for watching!!!
Thank you brother. Excellent, right to the point video. I agree this was the best thumbs up I’ve given so far.
Great video! I was scared to death to attempt! But, not now! Thanks
Thanks a lot for your video. I had the exact same problem and now it's fixed. It's hard to believe that this critical pulley tensioner is made so cheaply, no wonder it breaks so easily !
GLAD YOU FIXED IT...YES, VERY CHEAP...THE NEWER THE MACHINE THE CHEAPER THEY'RE MADE IN MY OPINION...
Not hard to believe with a whirlpool. Mine has had the door seal fall out, the plastic door cover fall off, and now I'm looking at this video because the thing won't start.
Mine turned out to be a broken belt - already replaced the pulley months ago. Thanks for the vid - encouraging for working on it again instead of dropping $1000 for a new one!
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Was it easy to replace belt and where did you pick it up at? Mine is broken as well.
@@npc118 it was easy - the belt was available at a local appliance shop - good luck!
Did you install the belt by disassembling the machine’s front panels or its rear panels?
I can't remember for sure. I think I basically took the entire dryer apart.@@samm.2213
Great video! I’m stumped on mine. Door switch seems okay, thermal fuse, thermistor, and thermostats are good or replaced. Tensioner system is in place and appears working. I had a lot of lint inside dryer cabinet even though rear venting was clear. Read the interior seals are crummy on some of these duet models.
Thanks so much for the video. Saved me a bunch of money by you pointing out the tensioner switch. That ended up being my failure point.
You’re welcome. Glad you found and fixed the problem. Thanks for watching!!!
Thank you! I was able to diagnose the problem (with the belt - replacement) with the help of this video
Thank you. The tensioner switch was a helpful hint
Glad you fixed it. 👍👍
Great video, right to the issues and the repair. Thanks
Another thing I'll add. After I replaced the broken belt it was turning very slowly. I had to spray WD40 on the "wheels" that are on the inside. You can see one above his finger at the 1 minute mark. I believe there were 4, two in the front and two in the back. After greasing these up it started spinning normally. I believe this is what snapped my belt. My tensioner was still intact. Hope that helps someone. Thanks!
Thx buddy.. you're video helped me fix my dryer. Much Appreciated!
Glad you got it working and thanks for watching.
We have the same dryer, doing the exact same thing. Going to check it out today.
Thanks! I fixed my dryer with an 8 dollar part ❤️
I do not believe you untill i see that video 😀👍
I have a whirlpool duet as well, but the buttons and knobs are completely different. Did not matter though, because the belt and tensioner were the same, and it was the same problem. Replaced the pulley and was good to go!
Glad you got the issue resolved. It’s such a common problem. Thanks for watching!!!
I have learned to keep extra belts, door clips and heating elements on hand for fast repairs. This is the first time the thermal switch has gone bad. Great video! Thanks!
Thanks for helping us for saving money and time.
Glad you got it working.
@@kissingbanditt thank you very much
Had my main board repaired, good as new!!!
You're Ready to do Appliance Repair and Flipping . you know alot 👍🇨🇦
Great video! Thanks for taking the time to help us.
Thanks for watching and glad you got it working.
Thank you so much for your video, it helped me a lot. I completed this task succesfully.
Good video, but.... Would like to know how to remove the thermal switch and test it.
You guys don't understand this guy saved me about $12oo video was so helpful
Thank you for watching and the kind words!!
Thank you! Looks like I know what I'll be doing in the morning. Just fixed the washing machine and tomorrow the dryer. I'd rather not schlep to the laundromat..
Glad you got it working and thanks for watching.
Thanks for putting this out there man!
Thank you, great video. Exactly what I needed!
Glad you got it working.
You the man. It was the belt ,it snapped. Appreciate Ya
How did you get belt back on and do you know the part number
Nice video. Mine was doing the same exact thing. Found a broken belt, so the tensioner switch was not making obviously.
Great! Thanks for watching also.
Also adding: None of the prior part numbers were actually my issue. When I got inside the cabinet my problem was a broken belt. The part number for this is: 661570V
Excellent video, thanks a million Sir!
You’re welcome. Glad you liked it and thAt it helped you.
Thank you first vídeo I watched and exactly my problem.
You’re welcome. You Mex?
Thank you. Exactly what I need...
Thank you sir! Took me straight to the problem.
Thanks for the tip! Ended up being a broken belt. Wife was IMMEDIATELY on the computer looking at a $700 dryer. I was like, AH HECK NO! So I bought a kit that included a belt, a tension wheel and metal arm…..$15.00!!!!! Take that wife!!!! A tip for everyone, while you’re in there, remove the drum and give it a good vacuum.
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I have a whirlpool dryer. The belt is not broken, but it won't spin, so I'm thinking I have the same problem as you. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching and hope you get it working.
Thanks man! Good video!
thanks!!! same issue tensioner flozen tripped off belt, was able to pull off from front will try and install from front as well. Wish me luck,
Solved my problem 💯, thanks Mate
My exact problem. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching
Thank you for the video, have the same problem, the problem now, is to find the right wheel
If you have the identical machine, then i left all the info and part numbers in the subject / description line....thanks for watching.
thank you for your video very interested nice and clear good job well done
Awesome info Had the same issues but was able to identify the problem thank you
You are the man! Thanks for this video.
Fantastic video. Thank u
Glad it helped you!!! Thanks for watching!
Great video, thanks for sharing this info. My pulley is good and the whole belt system was recently replaced so it is likely the thermal switch or the fuse on mine. How do I know which is the problem?Do I need to put a multimeter across to test and if so what should I be looking for in terms of amps?
I find the main control under the top of lid is usually blown. You can remove board from plastic assembly and see where board has shorted. Had that job today. Installed new board and it’s still powering on but not running.
Thank you! Great explanation fixed my problem 👍👍👍
Very nice, glad you fixed it. Thanks for the comment and for watching...
I had the first problem! Thanks so much!
Thanks for watching...
Excellent video. Thanks a lot.
Thank you for watching.
I have the exact same problem. It started tonight. I hear the click when I press start. Will pull the machine out this weekend to view the wheel tensioner. However, my diagnostic code states an F50. Which could be the water valve or PCB. WoW. So much to look at. But buying all parts and doing it myself (as I researched two years ago and fixed my thermal fuse) had a repairman replace the heating element two years ago. I figure if I replace the tensioner (if needed) the water valve (if needed) AND the PCB, it will all still be cheaper than a brand new one.
Your video helped me I had the same issue glad I found the problem
Glad you found it!!
Well I was lazy and rotated the drum manually counter clockwise to rotate the clothes backwards so I could reach for a specific item and heard a loud pop. Now the dryer has this problem you show in the beginning plus the drum spins freely. Hope it’s a simple fix once I take the back off and look.
Hope everything is a simple fix for you. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for video this was very helpful.
superb!
Thank you so much you save $2000
thank you for sharing your knowledge! gonna give it a try :)
Thanks for watching and hope it works out for you.
This is one of the most helpful vids I've ever watched relating to diying in general. Do you have a vid showing how to replace the wheel tensioner and belt by chance?
Thank you so much for this.
Thank you very much!!!
Thank you so much for posting the video. Have the same Whirlpool Duet dryer that has the same issue. Power is on, the start button is clicked when I pressed it, but nothing happens.
That's very nice, glad I can help. I hope you got it working...
I have a GEW9250PW1 that doesn't light up at all, nothing. Not sure which board would be at fault. The thermo fuse is shot and one is on the way. Any ideas?
A big thank you! I hope it's one of those issues.
Thank you for the info helps a lot
Glad it helped you. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for posting. My dryer makes the same noise after pressing the start button.
Also, did the wheel bearings squeal at all leading up to the failure?
Bro thank you very much that was so helpful for me
Glad the video helped you. Thanks for watching!!!
Thanks a lot is a really good helping
Broken Belt for the win. Super easy repair. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!!
How did you repair it mine broke tonight and where did you pick up the park and how much? Thanks
@@npc118 Any appliance repair / parts place can have them or order them. youtube make and model belt replacement. mine was $28 Canadian I think. its actually really easy once the appropriate screws and panels are removed as outlined in the videos
Mine was screeching before this... so i ordered a 60 dollar kit and replaced the pulley, i believe it was the pulley one, and all the rollers and the belt. But now its clicking... so im going to try the thermistor or relay. I think its because my wife didnt clean the lint screen multiple times.
Great job 😊
Thanks alot