Drive Belt, Drum Belt, Tumbler Belt

137315300, 7134719300, AP4368653, PS2349309, EAP2349309, 1156434, AH2349309, EA2349309, 134163500, 134503900

Frigidaire, Electrolux, Gibson, Westinghouse, White-Westinghouse, Kenmore

FrigidaireFEQ332AS0, FEQ332AS1, FEQ332AS2, FEQ332AS3, FEQ332ES0, FEQ332ES1, FEQ332ES2, FEQ332ES3, FEQ332FS0, FEQ332FS1, FEQ332FS2, FEQ332FS3, FEQ332GS0, FEQ332GS1, FEQ332GS2, FEQ332GS3, FFLE1011MW0, FFLE1011MW1, FFLE1011MW2, FFLE1011MW3, FFLE2022MW0, FFLE2022MW1, FFLE2022MW2, FFLE2022MW3, FFLE3900UW0, FFLE3900UW1, FFLE3900UW2, FFLE3900UW3, FFLE4033QW0, FFLE4033QW1, FFLE4033QW2, FFLE4033QW3, FEE332AS0, FEE332AS1, FEE332AS2, FEE332AS3, FEE332ES0, FEE332ES1, FEE332ES2, FEE332ES3, FEE332FS0, FEE332FS1, FEE332FS2, FEE332FS3, FEE332GS0, FEE332GS1, FEE332GS2, FEE332GS3, FAQE7011KW0, FAQE7011KW1, FAQE7011KW2, FAQE7011KW3, FAQE7072LW0, FAQE7072LW1, FAQE7072LW2, FAQE7072LW3, FAQE7073KN0, FAQE7073KN1, FAQE7073KN2, FAQE7073KN3, FAQE7073KW0, FAQE7073KW1, FAQE7073KW2, FAQE7073KW3

ElectroluxEIED55HIW0, EIED55HIW1, EIED55HIW2, EIED55HIW3, EIED55HMB0, EIED55HMB1, EIED55HMB2, EIED55HMB3, EIED55HPS0, EIED55HPS1, EIED55HPS2, EIED55HPS3, EIED55HSS0, EIED55HSS1, EIED55HSS2, EIED55HSS3, EIED55HTW0, EIED55HTW1, EIED55HTW2, EIED55HTW3, EIED55LIW0, EIED55LIW1, EIED55LIW2, EIED55LIW3, EIED55LMB0, EIED55LMB1, EIED55LMB2, EIED55LMB3, EIED55LSS0, EIED55LSS1, EIED55LSS2, EIED55LSS3, EIED55LTW0, EIED55LTW1, EIED55LTW2, EIED55LTW3, EIED60LT0, EIED60LT1, EIED60LT2, EIED60LT3, EIED60LT4, EIED60LT5, EIED60LT6, EIED60LT7

GibsonGEQ332AS0, GEQ332AS1, GEQ332AS2, GEQ332AS3, GEQ332ES0, GEQ332ES1, GEQ332ES2, GEQ332ES3, GEQ332FS0, GEQ332FS1, GEQ332FS2, GEQ332FS3, GEQ332GS0, GEQ332GS1, GEQ332GS2, GEQ332GS3, GLE332AS0, GLE332AS1, GLE332AS2, GLE332AS3, GLE332ES0, GLE332ES1, GLE332ES2, GLE332ES3, GLE332FS0, GLE332FS1, GLE332FS2, GLE332FS3, GLE332GS0, GLE332GS1, GLE332GS2, GLE332GS3

WestinghouseWEQ332AS0, WEQ332AS1, WEQ332AS2, WEQ332AS3, WEQ332ES0, WEQ332ES1, WEQ332ES2, WEQ332ES3, WEQ332FS0, WEQ332FS1, WEQ332FS2, WEQ332FS3, WEQ332GS0, WEQ332GS1, WEQ332GS2, WEQ332GS3, WEE332AS0, WEE332AS1, WEE332AS2, WEE332AS3, WEE332ES0, WEE332ES1, WEE332ES2, WEE332ES3, WEE332FS0, WEE332FS1, WEE332FS2, WEE332FS3, WEE332GS0, WEE332GS1, WEE332GS2, WEE332GS3

White-WestinghouseWWED55HIW0, WWED55HIW1, WWED55HIW2, WWED55HIW3, WWED55HMB0, WWED55HMB1, WWED55HMB2, WWED55HMB3, WWED55HSS0, WWED55HSS1, WWED55HSS2, WWED55HSS3, WWED55HTW0, WWED55HTW1, WWED55HTW2, WWED55HTW3, WWED55LIW0, WWED55LIW1, WWED55LIW2, WWED55LIW3, WWED55LMB0, WWED55LMB1, WWED55LMB2, WWED55LMB3, WWED55LSS0, WWED55LSS1, WWED55LSS2, WWED55LSS3, WWED55LTW0, WWED55LTW1, WWED55LTW2, WWED55LTW3

Kenmore417.44052400, 417.44052401, 417.44052402, 417.44052403, 417.44062400, 417.44062401, 417.44062402, 417.44062403, 417.44072400, 417.44072401, 417.44072402, 417.44072403, 417.44082400, 417.44082401, 417.44082402, 417.44082403, 417.44092400, 417.44092401, 417.44092402, 417.44092403, 417.44102400, 417.44102401, 417.44102402, 417.44102403, 417.44112400, 417.44112401, 417.44112402, 417.44112403, 417.44122400, 417.44122401, 417.44122402, 417.44122403

Professional Repair Time: 30-45 minutes
DIY Repair Time: 45-60 minutes
Difficulty Rating: Moderate (2.5/5) — Requires panel removal and belt routing; straightforward component replacement with moderate mechanical skill

1. Unplug the dryer from the electrical outlet to ensure complete power disconnection.
2. Pull the dryer away from the wall to provide adequate working space for accessing the rear or front panel.
3. Remove the lint screen from the lint trap opening.
4. Determine the dryer panel configuration. Some dryers require front panel removal, while others require rear panel removal to access the drum and belt. Consult the service manual for your specific model if uncertain.
5. For front-panel access models: Remove the screws along the top edge of the front panel (typically 2-4 screws hidden under the lint trap opening). Lift the top panel up and prop it open or remove it completely.
6. Remove the front panel by locating and removing the screws that secure it (typically 4-6 screws along the sides or bottom). Disconnect any wire harness connectors attached to the door switch. Carefully pull the front panel away and set it aside.
7. For rear-panel access models: Remove the screws around the perimeter of the rear panel (typically 8-12 screws). Carefully pull the rear panel away and set it aside.
8. Take multiple photos of the belt routing before removal. Document how the belt wraps around the drum, passes over the idler pulley, and connects to the motor pulley. This is critical for proper reassembly.
9. Locate the drive belt wrapped around the drum. It should be visible once the front or rear panel is removed.
10. Release tension on the belt by pushing the idler pulley toward the motor. This releases the belt tension and allows you to slip the belt off the motor pulley.
11. Remove the old belt from the motor pulley, idler pulley, and drum. Pull it out of the dryer cabinet.
12. Inspect the old belt for visible damage such as cracks, fraying, glazing (shiny smooth surface), stretching, or breaks. This confirms the diagnosis.
13. Inspect the drum for debris or damage. Clean the drum surface where the belt rides with a damp cloth to remove lint, fabric softener residue, or debris.
14. Inspect the idler pulley for wear, damage, or rough rotation. Spin the pulley by hand—it should rotate smoothly and quietly. If the pulley is worn or damaged, replace it along with the belt.
15. Inspect the motor pulley for wear, damage, or debris. Clean the pulley with a cloth if necessary.
16. Unpack the new 134719300 drive belt from its packaging. Handle carefully to avoid twisting or kinking the belt.
17. Compare the new belt to the old one to verify the length, width, and overall appearance match. Ensure you have the correct replacement part.
18. Position the new belt around the drum. The ribbed side (grooved side) of the belt should face toward the drum surface. The smooth side should face outward.
19. Verify the belt is centered on the drum and not twisted or kinked.
20. Route the belt under the drum so both ends hang down toward the motor and idler pulley area.
21. Thread the belt around the idler pulley. The belt should wrap around the idler pulley in a way that creates tension when the pulley is released.
22. Thread the belt around the motor pulley. Refer to your photos to verify the correct routing path.
23. Pull the idler pulley toward the motor to create slack in the belt, then position the belt onto the motor pulley.
24. Release the idler pulley slowly to allow it to tension the belt. The belt should be tight and properly seated on all pulleys.
25. Verify the belt is properly routed by comparing it to your photos. The belt should wrap around the drum, pass over the idler pulley, and connect to the motor pulley without twists or misalignment.
26. Manually rotate the drum by hand to verify the belt moves smoothly and doesn't slip off any pulleys. The drum should rotate freely without binding.
27. Verify the belt tension by pressing on the belt between the drum and motor pulley. It should have moderate tension—not too loose (which causes slipping) or too tight (which causes excessive wear).
28. Reinstall the front or rear panel by aligning it with the dryer cabinet and securing all screws. Reconnect any wire harness connectors to the door switch.
29. Reinstall the top panel (if removed) by lowering it into position and securing the screws.
30. Reinstall the lint screen in the lint trap opening.
31. Push the dryer back into position against the wall.
32. Plug the dryer back in and restore power.
33. Run a test cycle (without clothes) on a timed dry cycle for 5-10 minutes to verify proper belt operation.
34. Listen for unusual noises during the test cycle. The dryer should run quietly without squealing, squeaking, or thumping sounds.
35. Verify the drum rotates smoothly and consistently throughout the test cycle. Open the door briefly during operation to verify the drum is turning.
36. Verify the dryer heats properly during the test cycle. The exhaust air should be warm within 2-3 minutes of starting.
37. If the drum does not rotate, turn off the dryer and verify the belt is properly seated on all pulleys and not twisted or kinked.
38. If squealing or squeaking noises occur, the belt may be misaligned or the idler pulley may be worn. Verify the belt routing and inspect the idler pulley.
39. If the belt slips off during operation, the belt may be too loose or the idler pulley may not be tensioning properly. Verify the belt routing and idler pulley function.
40. Run a full drying cycle with a typical load of clothes to confirm the repair is complete and the dryer operates normally.

Safety Notes: Always unplug the dryer before working on it. The drum is heavy—use caution when removing or reinstalling panels to avoid pinching fingers or dropping the drum. Never operate the dryer without the drive belt installed—this can damage the motor and create safety hazards. Ensure proper belt routing to prevent slipping or premature wear.

Always inspect the idler pulley when replacing the belt. A worn or damaged idler pulley can cause the new belt to slip or wear prematurely. Spin the idler pulley by hand—it should rotate smoothly and quietly. If the pulley is rough, noisy, or doesn't spin freely, replace it along with the belt. A worn idler pulley is a common cause of belt failure and should be addressed during belt replacement.

Verify proper belt tension before closing the dryer. The belt should have moderate tension—not too loose (which causes slipping and poor drum rotation) or too tight (which causes excessive wear and premature failure). Press on the belt between the drum and motor pulley. It should deflect about 1/2 inch with moderate finger pressure. Adjust the idler pulley position if necessary to achieve proper tension.

Clean the drum surface before installing the new belt. Lint, fabric softener residue, or debris on the drum surface can cause the new belt to slip or wear unevenly. Wipe the drum surface with a damp cloth to remove any buildup. A clean drum ensures optimal belt grip and longevity.

Route the belt exactly as shown in your photos. Improper belt routing is a common cause of slipping, misalignment, or premature wear. Refer to your photos carefully to verify the belt wraps around the drum, passes over the idler pulley, and connects to the motor pulley correctly. Incorrect routing can cause the belt to slip off during operation.

Check the motor pulley for wear or damage. If the motor pulley is worn, cracked, or has a glazed surface, it can cause the new belt to slip. Inspect the pulley carefully and clean it with a cloth if necessary. If the pulley is damaged, it may need replacement.

Verify the drum rotates freely before closing the dryer. Manually rotate the drum by hand to ensure it spins smoothly without binding or resistance. If the drum is difficult to rotate, there may be an obstruction or the bearing may be damaged. Address any issues before closing the dryer.

Never twist or kink the belt during installation. A twisted or kinked belt can cause misalignment, slipping, or premature wear. Handle the belt carefully and verify it's straight and properly oriented before routing it around the pulleys.

This belt is model-specific. The 134719300 is designed for specific Frigidaire and affiliated brand dryers. Always verify your dryer model number matches one of the compatible models before ordering. Using an incorrect belt can result in non-fit or improper drum rotation.

Monitor the first few drying cycles carefully. After installing the new belt, run several drying cycles and monitor for proper drum rotation, unusual noises, and heat output. Address any issues immediately before they cause further damage or indicate a problem with another component.

Replace the belt before it breaks completely. A belt that's visibly cracked, frayed, or glazed should be replaced immediately. A completely broken belt can damage the motor or other components. Preventive replacement extends the life of the dryer and prevents costly repairs.

This is a wear item that will eventually need replacement. Drive belts are consumable parts that wear out over time from friction and heat. Plan for periodic replacement (typically every 3-5 years depending on usage) to maintain optimal dryer performance.

• Drum does not rotate (motor runs but drum doesn't turn)
• Drum rotates slowly or intermittently
• Squealing or squeaking noises during operation
• Visible cracks or fraying on the belt surface
• Belt breaks completely (loud snap heard)
• Dryer runs but produces no heat (drum not turning)
• Excessive vibration during operation
• Drum stops rotating mid-cycle
• Belt slips off pulleys during operation
• Burnt rubber smell from dryer
• Drum is difficult to rotate by hand
• Dryer makes thumping or banging noises