NVL333EY0AA Hotpoint Dryer - Instructions

I Replased a belt and germetic lower and uper belt

We are a retirement community and when we opened March '07 the company purchased GE washer and dryers to go in our common area laundry rooms for the residents to use. Because of their age, they will often turn the knob counter clockwise and not the right diirection which breaks the device which is not good. With in 3 days of installation they had broken 2 of the new knobs.
But, the ordering was simple, the shipment was fast and the install was quick for the maintenance tech.

Removed the Drum and replaced the part....

I followed the video instructions. I did have to run to the hardware store to pick up a torx screwdriver but otherwise the instructions were perfect. I generally hire someone to do repairs, but this was too easy! I highly recommend doing this yourself as it is definitely a time and money saver. The website made ordering easy and the part arrived quickly!

Disconnected the power removed 4 screws from top panel. Removed 2 wires, turned switch counter clockwise. remopved switch. Replaced with new switch,connected the 2 wires, put panel back inplace,put screws back in panel,plugged dryer back in. SUPER SIMPLE Total time 5 minutes

Removed top of dryer, took screws out of back of dryer, pulled drum off front of dryer, removed old belt and slid new one in place. Reattached drum to front and slid belt in place only to find it was the wrong size. Called an appliance repair man, he said happens more ften than not.

Simple replaced switch

I took the top and front off the dryer. I then took the screws out of the drum and removed the drum. I then took the old bearing out and put the new one in.

Replaced the start switch.

Removed old switch, replaced it with new

Put in the new switch and it starts great. Now that it runs there is no heat. I assume the elements are out.

removed 4 scewws deom case snapped out switch placed the new one attached two wires re attached with the 4 screws

Turned off dryer breaker!!Pryed dryer top up and off using flat blade screwdriver, removed two philips head screws inside and top, rermoved wires for door switch. I pulled off the old drum slide and lower felt. I scraped the large left overs and used some solvent to clean the remaining fuzz. I glued the felt and slide per the instructions, applied the new parts. I waited about 30 minutes and assembled, it did make a squeaking noise for about 2 minutes. When everything seated in the noise was gone. $150.00 and simple mechanics saved me from spending more on a new dryer, mine is 15 yrs old.

Remove & rplace switch

Top control panel removed; next used screwdriver to lift up dryer top on each side( the top of dryer is attached by clips on the underside) the dryer front panel has two screws, one on each side of inside front(they are easy to reach and near the top of the inside front panel, after removing these two screws we used screwdriver again to pry off front panel as it is attached also by clips on inside of front panel. At this point there is easy access to the drum where the old belt was removed, new belt put in place; removed small panel on back of dryer to access idler pulley and attached new belt through the pulley; turned the drum a couple of times by hand to check if belt was running true on the drum; problem fixed.