1184 J MAEL / 1184J6EL drive belt

The 1184 J MAEL / 1184J6EL belt is a 1184 mm rubber strap with 6 grooves that allows the tub of your washing machine () to turn. It is sold at the best price and will be delivered within 24 hours.

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Specifications

Spare part : ribbed belt (serpentine belt or poly-Vee Drive belt)

Elastic belt : yes

Length : 1184 mm

Section : J

Ribs : 6

Fits in : washing machine /

Reference : 000001323531309, 1323531309, , EL 1184 J6, 6PJE1184, 6PJE 1184, 6 PJE 1184, 6 EPJ 1184, 6EPJ1184, 1184 J MAEL, 1184 PJE, EPJ1184

Weight : 44 g

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Product Description

The drive belt of your washing machine () is worn out and must be replaced by the 1184 J MAEL / 1184J6EL belt in the following cases:

the washer starts, you can hear the motor but the machine drum is blocked or does not turn properly;
the washing machine makes rubbing noises, squeaking or whistling during operation;
the washing machine smells hot or trips due to overheating.

The 1184JMAEL belt (poly-Vee, drive belt) can also be called: 1184J6EL, 1184 PJE, 6PJE 1184.

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How to repair your appliance? Experts will help you...

To repair your washing machine, you need to follow the following steps: 1. Start by removing the back cover and the top cover to get an overview of the machine. Looking from the back, you will see a pulley and a belt. You need to remove them to access the other components. Now turn your attention from the back to the front of the machine. You will notice several screws that hold the different elements in place. Use an 8mm socket wrench to remove them. There are about 20 screws in total. Once you have removed all the screws, disconnect the wires from the heating element. You will find 3 wires to disconnect. Then, disconnect the wires from the thermostat. Remove the nut that secures the drum pulley. Then remove the pulley, followed by an aluminum cone. Now that you have completed these steps, you can remove the back cover of the machine. If you wish, you can apply a rubber paste or replace the bearings, the retaining ring, and the drum support. Make sure to take a sample of each part you remove to remember the correct layout and placement when reassembling. It is important to note that some people have encountered difficulties during this repair. Indeed, despite removing the 21 screws, the cover does not detach from the drum and does not fit through the back opening of the cabinet. In this case, we recommend consulting a professional for additional assistance. By following these steps, you will be able to repair your washing machine effectively and safely.