How to install a Dryer belt:

If you hear a loud bang while your dryer is working, and you notice
that the drum has stopped turning, chances are the drivebelt has
snapped. Fortunately, replacing the belt is a fairly straightforward
operation that can be handled with a few simple tools. I'll show you
how the job is done on a Whirlpool or a Sears Kenmore gas dryer. The
procedure is much the same on an electric dryer.

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Calleads.COM wrote:
How to install a Dryer belt:

If you hear a loud bang while your dryer is working, and you notice
that the drum has stopped turning, chances are the drivebelt has
snapped. Fortunately, replacing the belt is a fairly straightforward
operation that can be handled with a few simple tools. I'll show you
how the job is done on a Whirlpool or a Sears Kenmore gas dryer. The
procedure is much the same on an electric dryer.

Full article:
http://www.calleads.com/en/articles/...l_a_Dryer_belt

Geez ...... What a life saver. How'd you know I had just converted my
dryer into a 26" spindle sander? And, wouldn't you know it, I just
heard that dreadful loud bang while I was sanding a new table saw
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wrote:
Calleads.COM wrote:
How to install a Dryer belt:

If you hear a loud bang while your dryer is working, and you notice
that the drum has stopped turning, chances are the drivebelt has
snapped. Fortunately, replacing the belt is a fairly straightforward
operation that can be handled with a few simple tools. I'll show you
how the job is done on a Whirlpool or a Sears Kenmore gas dryer. The
procedure is much the same on an electric dryer.

Full article:
http://www.calleads.com/en/articles/...l_a_Dryer_belt

Geez ...... What a life saver. How'd you know I had just converted my
dryer into a 26" spindle sander? And, wouldn't you know it, I just
heard that dreadful loud bang while I was sanding a new table saw
insert.

That's why we're here for.
Please support us and click on one of the google ad's at:

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On 18 Jan 2007 18:44:44 -0800, "Calleads.COM" wrote:

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wrote:
Calleads.COM wrote:
How to install a Dryer belt:

If you hear a loud bang while your dryer is working, and you notice
that the drum has stopped turning, chances are the drivebelt has
snapped. Fortunately, replacing the belt is a fairly straightforward
operation that can be handled with a few simple tools. I'll show you
how the job is done on a Whirlpool or a Sears Kenmore gas dryer. The
procedure is much the same on an electric dryer.
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Geez ...... What a life saver. How'd you know I had just converted my
dryer into a 26" spindle sander? And, wouldn't you know it, I just
heard that dreadful loud bang while I was sanding a new table saw
insert.


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