Kenmore 63012 Electric Dryer "loose pulley" Questions

pulley is completely loose. Where do I attach the spring or how to I get the motor pulley seated properly? Thanks! the idler pulley keeps tension on the belt itself, and is a complete unit,, it slides

...or broken belt. How do I change it?? --Dave Check and see if the belt slipped off the motor pulley broke or wrapped around motor pulley. Check the idler pulley (large white wheel end of motor)

...pulley came loose and I need schematic so I can put it tog idler pulley came loose I need a schematic to see how to put back together the idler pulley fell out of its slot or it broke into pieces if ...

...loose but it new one it but how do tight hi thanks for the question . from the back panel ,where you can see the motor, and pulley . bring belt to left pulley push down on pulley. now put belt on ...

...to a spring on the base of the dryer has come loose. Can't work out how belt goes back around pulley system and how to attch pulley back onto dryer. Westinghouse Laundromat 450 Dryer Watch the

...dryer motor. The tensioner pulley is a plastic pulley with a spring attached. Your belt may have come off the tensioner pulley which would mean that it is too loose to drive the drum. Hope this ...

...loose and I need to know if the pulley can be tightened. No, you have an idler pulley which keep tension on the belt. You may have a problem with the idler pully or the belt may be worn or the drive ...

...pulley loose.theres 2 positions (slots) that are side by side the pulley can go in. Do I use the front or back one? Use the slots that are most in line with motor pulley Use whichever slot aligns the ...

...hand--does it seem bound up? Turn the motor pulley, does it seem hard to turn? Maybe the motor pulley is loose on the motor shaft. Run the dryer for a short time to watch the action of the drive

pulley on motor shaft is loose it turns without the shaft moving Most pulleys have an allen set screw or keyway to hold the pulley in place. If it has a fan belt on it remove it from the pulley, look ...