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Customer Questions and Answers for Dryer Drive Belt by Ge

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Part Number: OEM13139421
Manufacturer Part Number: WE12X10014

Connects motor to drum for rotation. Replace if dryer won't start, makes noise, or drum doesn't turn. Confirm fit with your model number before ordering.

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Mick for Model Number DDC4400AELAD

I replaced the belt about 6 months ago with PN WE12X10014 It measures 87" long and 1/4" wide. 4 ridges. and is the correct replacement for a GENERAL ELECTRIC, Model: DDC4400AELAD Dryer (SN: 00039G). The belt was very tight and hard to install around the tensioner. I had the back panel taken off for better access to the belt, drum and pullet wheel. Should I select a slightly longer belt with same number of ridges as this belt only lasted 6 months?

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Hello Nick, that is the correct belt part number as per the manufacturer, there is no other belt listed. Suggest the drum be checked for anything that may cause excessive drag causing a short belt life.

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Art for Model Number DDE4000BAL

Dryer drum turned but not enough heat. Replaced both coils. When refitting the belt now it's loose and drum won't turn. The pulleys and tensioner appear to be correct, all bolts are tight. I measured the belt and it's 1/8-3/16 longer than the 87 inches correct. Could the belt have stretched during my repair to this degree? Should this excess length make the difference in the drum not turning? Can I substitute a shorter belt and, if so, what part number? Thanks for any advice.

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Art, the belt would not have stretched during the repair. It would be recommended that the tensioner pulley is checked to ensure that it was pulled away from the motor before placing the belt onto the motor pulley. This will allow the tensioner to press onto the belt and create the tension necessary when slowly moved back to the motor pulley.

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Hello Bob, You should be able to raise the drum enough to reach through the small opening to install the new belt onto the pulleys. If you cannot get your arms through the opening you may need to remove the panel at the bottom rear of the dryer cabinet so you can reach through to the motor and idler for the belt installation. Wear arm protection to prevent injury.

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Hello Lisa, A squeaking is normally caused by a worn rear bearing WE25M40. While in there, you should make sure the front bearing and slides WE49X20697 are in good shape.

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Hello Ms. Widow, you would need to take the dryer apart, starting with the top then the front panel, that will give you access to the interior. This could be as minor as a sock or lint build up in the blower housing, next check the motor , if you remove the belt can you turn the motor shaft/blower wheel easily by hand. Next, can you turn the drum, it rides on front glide pads and a bearing assembly at the rear. If you access the blower wheel WE16M15 on our website there is a video showing how to access that area of the dryer.

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Byron, This is a Montogomery Ward Signature series dryer in which we, unfortunately, would not have any information on it to be able to assist with the proper belt.

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