Do-It-Yourself Story

Used small star drive (torx) and 5/16" socket... Removed screws securing the front of the top panel, then hinged back. Removed two inside bolts to remove the front panel, that has slots that rest on a screw at the bottom...they just slip off the the bottom after the top screws are removed. The drum lifts forward and up, because the belt was broken, so nothing was holding it down. I then replaced the slides with a socket wrench, because they are up front and easy to get to with the drum off. I looped the drive belt around the drum, and placed the drum back in place. On my model I had to remove the small back panel to access the belt pulley drive and belt-tension pulley. I looped the belt around the motor drive, then ran the belt around the tension pulley. Closed everything up...started the dryer... runs smooth and quieter than before.