How Do You Fix A Squeaky Dryer Belt?
A dryer that that produces a squeaky sound while it’s operating could have one of three issues. A squeaky sound is caused by the belt, idler pulley or drum rollers that have become defective. Once you know how to fix a squeaky dryer belt, you will be able to repair the part that is causing stress on the belt. All of these parts can be replaced by the typical do-it-yourself homeowner. Step 1 Disconnect the power supply from the clothes dryer by removing the plug from the wall outlet. Step 2 Remove the control panel from the top of your dryer. Most models attach the control panel by using two screws at the end of the panel. Set the control back away from the immediate work area without removing wires. Step 3 Remove the top panel of the dryer by either disengaging the retaining clips that hold it down or by removing three screws at the rear of the panel and then sliding it off. Step 4 Use a screwdriver to remove the screws that connect the front and sides together. Swing the top of the fr
