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Posted by Rick-Meister on October 2, 2008, 2:04 pm
Tilt the machine backwards and prop it up with two wood blocks. Then
just slip the belts off the pulleys and replace them. Easy as pie. The
motor is spring tensioned so it will retension the belts
automatically.
>Hello:
>I have a Maytag PYG1000AWW Rev. 11 dryer.
>I have two questions:
>1. The drive belt is broken. How do it get to the pulleys, etc. to
>replace the belt? I have removed the front panel, but I am not sure
>that's enough. The sides and rear are all one piece of sheet metal.
>2. When I lift the top, there are tow guide pins; one is next to each
>of the hold down spring clamps. These have a smooth end and a threaded
>end. Neither one has a nut on the threaded end, so they're loose and
>removable. Should there be a nut on each of these? Thank you.
>To reply directly to me, replace all 'z' with 'a' in email address.
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>I have a Maytag PYG1000AWW Rev. 11 dryer.
>I have two questions:
>1. The drive belt is broken. How do it get to the pulleys, etc. to
>replace the belt? I have removed the front panel, but I am not sure
>that's enough. The sides and rear are all one piece of sheet metal.
>2. When I lift the top, there are tow guide pins; one is next to each
>of the hold down spring clamps. These have a smooth end and a threaded
>end. Neither one has a nut on the threaded end, so they're loose and
>removable. Should there be a nut on each of these? Thank you.
>To reply directly to me, replace all 'z' with 'a' in email address.