Tumble Dryer Belt, Most Lengths Sizes Available

When replacing tumble dryer belts, you need to make sure that the 4-digit number on the replacement is the same as the old belt. For example, your old belt may have 6PHE 1991. The important number is the 1991. The 4-digit number is the belt size in millimetres.

To find the correct belt, remove your old belt and look for the 4-digit number. You then need to find your number in the drop-down menu above.

The different belt sizes available on this listing are:-

     Size             Part Number

1158 J5   C00112576

1194 J5   C00029794

1205 J5   C00143611

1208 J5   C00141664

1225 5EP   41039460

1244 J5   C00143474

1270 J5   C00194425

1280 PJE6 C00377958

1540 H5   C00109620

1578 H5 C00209186

1810 J3   421309218601

1860 PPH   C00145707

1884 H5   1255028100

1900 H7   C00095613

1904 6   416001600

1936 H6   481235818164

1951 H7   481235818156

1965   481235818186

1966/1967   2953240100

1970   481235818051

1975 H7   125818051

1975 H5   481281728433

1985 H8   4400EL1001A

1991 6PHE   C00116358

2010 H7   480112101469

Fitting Washing Machine and Tumble Dryer Motor Drive Belts.

IF THE BELT APPEARS TO BE TOO LONG

If the code on the new belt matches the existing belt and the belt appears to be too long then

Check the has been installed correctly around the pulley.   HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES:

IF THE BELT APPEARS TOO SMALL

Most modern washing machine and washer dryer drive belts are often of the type that is referred to in the trade as a "stretch" type drive belt. The "stretch" to fit and are or, can be, incredibly tight and difficult to fit. For a novice it can look as though it is impossible to fit one of these tumble dryer drive belts but, if the sizes are correct it will fit. Belts usually have a code on them which will tell you he length and the number of ridges. the number of ridges can sometimes change this generally does not matter as long as the drive has the room to accommodate if the ridge number have increase.

Fitting the belt

Make sure that any remains of old belt are removed, especially around the motor pulley if the old one has frayed away as, all too often, strands of the material will wrap around the motor pulley shaft and can impair performance or even cause damage. Errant strands and faulty pulleys can also just wreck the new belt that you are about to fit, so it's well worth having a check.

Belts are fed on and many modern ones can be an absolute pain to fit as they can be extremely tight going on. Be very careful as if you get a finger trapped in there it's going to hurt and, if it catches a sharp edge it's going to hurt even more.

So, starting at the bottom place the belt around the motor drive pulley and bring it up to the drum pulley. Place the drive side onto the drum pulley keeping the belt taught and work it around the drum pulley slowly by turning the pulley whilst holding the belt in place. Doing it this way you have a far greater chance of success and of not getting injured.