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Re: My dryer keeps breaking belts this is 2 belts in less...
Check the idler pulley, if not turning freely, the belt may have excessive friction against pulley wheel, overheating and failing. Or dryer drum seals may have failed causing excessive tension on belt.
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You must have installed the belt upside down. Remember the flat part must be to the drum not the ribs. Also assure you don't have a twist on the belt as it can invert during the running of the drum. Good Luck
make sure none of your pulleys are bent or loose and check the tention on the belt before opration cause while putting a strain on the motor with cause it the shift around a lil bit n if belt is to tight could possibly tear it also check each pully the ensure they spin freely with no binding
hi folks the beko tumble dryers have a felt seal that runs along the front of the drum that wears through causing load on the drum, belt and motor causing the belt to melt and snap, replace the felt you will have no more issues, i got mine off of ebay pretty cheap
That belt ought not to break for 10 years. I use zoomspout oil because it is safe for dryers. Lube your rollers and idler and if your idler is a crappy one without the roller you needs to chunk that one. Check inside your blower for junk
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