TUMBLE DRYER BELT

First, open the unit and check to see if it is clogged with lint. If the unit is tumbling, then it should blow since the belt also runs the blower. If the blower is broke, here is the new blower to order.

There should be a access panel at the back of your dryer.
Take it off and flip the belt onto the motor pulley. Good Luck.

Please find this link useful for a visual demo:

http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/tumble-dryers/a/9/1346/how-to-replace-the-belt-on-a-tumble-dryer-bos.html

It is usually the front that has to be removed. Then you can see how the belt can be placed around the drum and accesssed at the bottom in order to be connected th e the motor pulley. The front usually has a small bolt/screw at the top (inside) that connects it to the side panels. There could also be 2 screws at the bottom (on the outside) for some models. make sure the electric is unplugged and you will need to disconnect the doorsitch wires. The next trick is to know how the belt orients itself around the idler wheel before it attaches to the motor pulley wheel. If you knoe this, great, but if not, it can be frustrating. Perhaps there is a diagram on the inside of the front cover. Just remember that the idler wheel arm must be bent with tension so that the wheel is close to the motor pulley when the belt is applied and finally in place. Goodluck, macgivor

heat elemet works, drum will not tumble. Help. Little odl aldy, Rosemarie

There are 4 posidrive screws in the middle of the back plate of the unit, once these are undone the backplate can be removed leaving the drum and motor pulley open to fit the belt

Not all that familiar with the Whiteknight dryer series but a dryer is a dryer and your problem sounds like it could be narrowed down to a few things. Based on your description of the problem and without knowing how much use that dryer has been subjected to, it sounds like you have a belt slipping ..or if it is configured like many other dryers..there may be a belt tensioner that came loose. In either case, the drive motor pulley spins andthe belt doesn't have enough tension or friction on the drum to rotate it. You might try cycling it without clothes to see if it spins up... if it does spin ( without assisting it) then once you add the weight of the clothes it doesn't have enough friction to spin the drum. Hope that helps !

ok hi pretty lady
ok back to dryer, belt go's around drum and tension pully at bottom then to the electric motor

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The top of dryer hindged, snap clips in front, pop clips with scewdriver, front panel should slide up and out or tec scews along inside edge, motor should be on your right side facing drum, motor bolted to botom plate, need to check belt tennsoiner for any type of wear and damage,the rest should be simple,re-assemble dryer.