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Thanks for posting! Belt broke yesterday, just knowing they're torx screws BEFORE pulling the washer out is a huge help, because I'm going to have to run to the store to get drivers! :)

If the belt is just off the pulley, check the bolt holding on the pulley. They are well known to work loose and cause the belt to slip off.

My mom's washing machine started smelling funny ("like a hot glue gun") today so when a quick google search said it was a problem with the belt this video reassured me it wouldn't be too hard to check, gonna try it later when my mom gets home!

man was that all? thankx for posting i can fix my own washing machine now in no time rather than paying some rip off repair man..thnx again

awesome! thanks, just saved me a lot of time

Thank you! Solved my problem!

YOU MAKE IT LOOK SO EASY BUT IT IS SO HARD!

this helped me big time.

Thank you, very helpful. I did it myself.. ;) :)

thank you thank you!!!

Brilliant... Thankyou.

Seems easy in concept, I think I am going to need a new belt on mine soon based on the sounds I am hearing from it as it rotates slowly. (At least I hope it's a belt) But I am going to continue to use it till it breaks, then trouble shoot if it was indeed a belt..... Or something condemning....

Ok demonstration how ever that was not a new belt he put on. A new belt does not have that mush give to it.

My problem is the belt 'pulls' forward - towards the front of the machine. I pop the belt on and after three hand-rotations only about two-thirds of the belt is on the large pulley. It stays there, as in it doesn't come off completely on its own if I continue to spin it, but I'm not confident it'll last. I'm thinking that it's the angle of the two pulleys relative to each other, but don't see how to correct it. Any ideas?

OK, did anyone else hear the guy fart at 30 seconds?