How Do You Fix A Broken Washing Machine Belt?
Because the belt of the washing machine is constantly moving while it is operation, it can wear down or even break from usage or defective parts. Most washers are generally designed the same way with the belt running around the transmission and motor pulleys near the base of the washer. You can replace a broken belt yourself in less than an hour and save yourself the time and expense of calling a repairman to fix the appliance. Unplug the electrical cord of the washing machine from the electrical outlet and turn off the water supply lines at the valves behind the washer. Move the washing machine out away from the wall so you can work behind it and remove the back panel by undoing the screws with a screwdriver, moving the panel out of the way. Locate the motor pulley at the base of the washer and find the broken belt, removing it from the machine. Loosen the clamps on the pump coupling that attaches the motor to the water pump with a screwdriver and take the pump coupling off. Slide the
