Questions & Answers for: shredding rubber washing machine belt

...machine is spinning OK, but it has a terrible smell of rubber? oil? burning? Last month I rang LG who said I should have been using Scalex (first I heard) to descale the build up, and they sent me a ...

rubber shreds under machine. The belt that moves the drum is broken resulting in the rubber shreds you see. If you feel that you can replace the belt, I can talk you through it. Other wise, it is best

...washing machine produced a very strong plastic burning smell just after i put a wash on (10 minutes after), i switched it off straight away as i was scared it would take fire... It could be that the ...

rubber. What do I do next, please? Can I replace a belt myself if that is it? It is a Whirlpool Model RAS6233KQ1. The most common cause for the coupler failing is a bad gearcase. The machine should go

...machine then it could shred the belt. And the bearings may be jammed from the rubber stabilizer straps either broken, overly cracked and loosely supportive. Other than that i could not think of ...

belt if frayed or broken replace-if has coupler [looks like a star shaped hard rubber /plastic piece between motor and trans] if broken pieces on floor or shredded replace- part's can be bought online

...belt installed as burning rubber smell and puffs of smoke, now works great but very loud, cleaned lint trap and found what appears to be an interior part (plastic in shreds and 2 chunks of metal) ...

machine. please check the door switch or leak the door switch for test and check the capacitor motor if your motor is running but the tub isn't turning it may be the part between the motor and the tub

...washing machine and not a rubber burning smell, is to unplug the machine and call the manufacturer or a repair person. An electrical burning smell may also be caused by a water leak coming into ...

...machine was working fine. Very small load at the time. Found shredded rubber inside the drum as well. Grey in color. From reading various forums, this appears to be a well documented problem, rarely ...