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Customer Questions and Answers for Dryer Belt Switch Kit by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM9282699
Manufacturer Part Number: 279782

Dryer won't start but has power and timer works? This belt switch kit stops the dryer when the belt breaks. Moderate DIY repair, 45-60 minutes.

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Hello Travis, the humming is the drive motor trying to start. The question is is it the motor has bad bearings and needs to be replaced or is the problem with something else, like drum rollers or the idler pulley, Access the motor, remove the belt and check those components.

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Jeff, An intermittent door switch does sound like this would be the issue causing the dryer to intermittently start.

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Hello Mike. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the motor is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Hello Steve, Based on the information you provided, the motor is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Mbroo5880i for Model Number WED4900XW0

Dryer will not start. Checked the thermal switch, start switch and motor with multimeter. All are ok. Also, check the door switch for functionality. It clicks and the light goes off and on. Checked all connections and switches in the control panel. No visible issues with the control board. Pulled cover and checked belts and pulley to make sure nothing binding. Checked terminal block on back to verify voltages. No visible wire issues. Everything ok. Not sure what else to check. It was running fine. Completed drying cycle and then would not start when next load of clothes put in.

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Mbroo5880I With all the parts checking ok then the issue will be a faulty timer. You will want to check to make sure that there is no power going to the motor by testing voltage to the motor. If there is no power to the motor the timer would be the issue. If there is power to the motor then the motor is bad.

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Ricky, It is possible that the broken belt switch has gone bad but you would also want to check the thermal fuse that is located on the blower housing to make sure that the fuse has continuity. If there is no continuity then the fuse will need to be replaced.

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Hello Rod, This sounds like the units' Door switch hasw been mis-wired during re-assembly.

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Hello Michael. Something is binding the drum in the unit. Check all rollers and felt glides.

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