How Do You Change The Belt On A Maytag Dryer?
Doing your own repairs on major home appliances can be intimidating, but this is one quick fix that is incredibly easy to do. Only the most simple tools are required, and the entire project only takes about 15 minutes at most. By performing this repair yourself, you can avoid hiring a professional repairman, which may cost $100 or more. Follow these steps carefully to partially disassemble a Maytag dryer and swap out the belt. Perform a simple check to determine if the belt is likely to be the problem. Turn the dryer on; if you can hear the motor running and perhaps hear something flopping around, but the barrel inside the dryer won’t turn or isn’t turning over completely, you likely have a broken belt. Move the dryer away from the wall. Disconnect the dryer vent from the back of the dryer, which can be done without tools unless you’ve previously installed some kind of special connector. Unplug the power cord. Pull out the lint tray and set it aside. Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to
