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DE405G2 Westinghouse Dryer - Overview

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Flat Style Belt – Part Number: 5303281154
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Flat Style Belt
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This is a flat style ridgeless dryer belt.
Idler Pulley Assembly – Part Number: 5303212849
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Idler Pulley Assembly
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Use this idler pulley assembly with gas or electric clothes dryer that has a flat dryer belt. ***Please NOTE: This part has been redesigned by the manufacturer and may not fit your appliance.
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HEATER COIL KIT – Part Number: 5300142885
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THERMSTAT – Part Number: 5300169857
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Broken Dryer Belt
22 of 28 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Tod from West Springfield, MA
  • A Bit Difficult
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Nutdriver, Screw drivers, Wrench set
1st I pried the dryer top open then disconnected the two wires for the auto shut-off. Removed four nuts with driver that opens front and releases dryer barrel. Lifted front up a bit to remove from two lower tabs at bottom of unit and put aside.

I then slid the belt over the barrel noting the side up directions on the belt. On the lower left on the back of unit I opened up the vented cover to reveal the motor pulley and belt tension pulley. I put the belt on the pulley and brought the belt tension pulley over the belt. I then aligned the belt to the proper point on the barrel and reattached the front being careful to center the barrel onto the rim that is built into the front. Take care to align all the tabs and shims in the correct order so that barrel rotates freely. Replace auto shut off wires to switch on inside of front and close top.
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Broken belt
5 of 5 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Jerry from Hartselle, AL
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Nutdriver, Screw drivers
My local repair parts shop did not have the part in stock. Shipping was really fast, so I repaired the dryer in less time than it would have taken if I had let my local shop order the belt for me. Repair was simple, just unplug dryer, pry up the front of the top, remove 4 screws from the top inside of front panel, disconnect two wires f rom door switch, pull front off, and slip belt around tub. Remove small panel on rear (2 screws), place belt around pulley and move tensioner in place. Reassemble front panel and rear panel.
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Belt broke and the pulley broke.
4 of 4 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Donald from Windber, PA
  • Easy
  • More than 2 hours
  • Screw drivers, Socket set
I unplugged the dryer. Undid the top by taking out 2 screws and mounts on each side of the back. There were two screws in the front panel that had to be removed. One on each side. Then I took the two wires off the killer switch on the door. Marking which was top and which was bottom. Then I removed the front panel. Then I undid th e drum which had 3 screws in. I took out the drum to find the problem. I replaced the drum putting the belt on. Then I took off the back panel at the bottom of the dryer to get at the idler arm. Took off the spring and unhooked the arm. I put the new arm on and replaced the spring. I then put the belt on to the pulley and closed up the back panel. I put back the front panel. I put the top back on. I plugged it back in and turned it on and it worked!
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