Tip of the day

The belt of the dryer is worn out. The bearings have been changed, but when the new belt, which is compatible with the model of dryer, is put on, it pulls inward and does not stay in place on the pulleys. Make sure you put the conical bushing that goes between the pulley and the support shaft. If you have removed the motor, it is mounted on the supports behind it. Be sure to position the belt on the disengageable hub. The hub allows the drive shaft and the wheel to be uncoupled, thus limiting the mass to be driven and therefore the wear of the elements. The belt is made of rubber. When you operate it manually, it turns inside the flywheel, rubbing against the bucket. The belt must remain centered on the back of the drum pulley. To do this, move it over the motor pulley. The belt locks the flywheel. It runs over the motor pulley. If the belt passes on the side of the bucket in the part of the plate, it is that it is off-center and by turning it manually, it gets stuck.