Trying to install a dryer belt on a kenmore dryer model 62622101. don't see how ya thread the belt thru the existing bracket

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Hi caja2...
You will install the belt around the drum then pinch it into a look, thread it thru the idler pulley and on to the motor.
I will provide you with a link to show you different belt routings.
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http://www.expertappliance.com/dryerbeltconfiguration.html

Hi, W/D here.


On the top of the cabinet, below the controls, will be a lint trap that you pull out vertically.

It will look like this:

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Hi, Sounds like the belt broke.
UNPLUG the dryer. This model you need to remove the two screws under the lint screen. Now use a flat blade screw drive and insert it in the gap between the top and the front panel and pry the top up. Now locate and remove the screws on the inside of the front panel in upper corners. The front should lift off.
There should be instructions that came with the belt. I will try and explain how this goes on. The idler pulley fits in a slot right in front of the motor. Put the belt over the drum with ribs touching drum. Now, thread the belt through the idler pulley wheel and bracket and set the belt on the motor pulley. The ribs should rest in the grooves on the motor pulley.
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Vic

there is a tension bracket on the bottom side. LOOK and roughly draw the path of the belt. Feed the new belt around the drum. The last thing is to adjust the tension below. Its spring loaded, so no exact measurements here.

Good day,
That is a known defective part. Go to any appliance parts house and get the model with a wheel on it. The counter men will know what you need. Yes, it's made by Whirpool.

Directions below.

http://www.wikihow.com/Replace-a-Dryer-Belt-on-Whirlpool-Models

Hi, It is most likely the belt. Here are the instructions for the most common dryer. If this doesn't match up to you style dryer, please let me know your model # and I can assist you. UNPLUG the dryer. This model you need to remove the two screws under the lint screen. Now use a flat blade screw drive and insert it in the gap between the top and the front panel and pry the top up. Now locate and remove the screws on the inside of the front panel in upper corners. The front should lift off.
There should be instructions that came with the belt. I will try and explain how this goes on. The idler pulley fits in a slot right in front of the motor. Put the belt over the drum with ribs touching drum. Now, thread the belt through the idler pulley wheel and bracket and set the belt on the motor pulley. The ribs should rest in the grooves on the motor pulley. I am also sending you a picture of how the belt threads through the idler pulley.
I hope this helps you. If I can assist you further, please let me know.
Thanks
Vic

take the belt and put it around the drum with the grooves touching the drum, then push a loop of the belt thru the idler pulley bracket and hook it onto the motor pulley. then the idler pulley and bracket will cause tension on the belt. if you need to see a picture then search your model number on google and it should show you a picture of how the belt goes around the motor.
by the way you dont have a good model number, or it is too new to be in most web sites.

My Kenmore 80 series (model 11072802100) has the same problem that it fires up first and then stop producing heat after a few minutes. It's also 7 years old. After a while, if I restart it, it will run and do the same thing. I found a thread of discussion on another forum that says that this can be the gas valve coil (solenoids) problem as these coils turn on and off the gas flow to the chamber. I'm going to check out the coils, but don't know where they are located (can't find the manual). If anyone has any idea, please share. Or I'll just tear off the top and back to see where they are.

Any gurus here to help? Thanks.