High-Quality 5ph2337 Dryer Belt Compatible with Samsung Dryer - 6602-001655, AP4373659, PS4133825 Review

This strap is a pain to change, you have to completely remove the front of the device. The strap has also been stretched enough to fit over the pulleys again by threading it through a small hole in the back of the device with sharp edges, be careful. If, like me, you are unsure of the direction of the belt routing versus the motor and idler configuration, there is a youtube video showing the entire process that I recommend you check out. It's not an impossible DIY task, but it does require some

Samsung dryer manufacturer error. You must disassemble the entire dryer and remove the drum to install the belt. Then the tensioner in the dryer is so strong I had to build a piece of wood to hold the tensioner in the fully open position to tighten the belt and it still fit snugly. Purchase price of the bracelet from Samsung and it arrived within a day of my purchase. I don't know how long it will last but the original strap lasted about 6 years. The time will show.

A lot of people here say it doesn't fit. They only say that because you practically have to kill yourself to put that belt on the pulley. Then, as if by magic, he just kept sliding. I only cut my hands in three places installing it. But like I told my dad, I may not be able to pay someone to come and fix it, but I will pay with my blood, sweat, and tears (and the $9 worth of that belt). Seriously, that's a great belt and my dryer seems fixed, although it's making more noise now. Maybe I should…

. (Probably after 1 year warranty but less than 2 years) This strap is noticeably thicker than the standard Samsung strap. I highly recommend pairing this with a new idler pulley assembly that has dual bearings instead of the unfortunate hub-only design. I bought a JACS brand tensioner and can vouch for it. LFORBB has a belt/upgraded pulley kit for less than $20. While the pulley isn't the reason you bought this belt, I still highly recommend replacing the pulley.

We live in the country. A broken belt on a front loading dryer proved to be a real headache. I tried to fix it myself and found I was over my head. I bought this belt after matching the numbers on the broken belt and saved about $70 on the belt sold by Amana. Seriously, they charged around $78 for the exact same belt! Anyway I tried to replace it myself and almost gave up because you have to take the whole dryer apart. But I found a mechanic who works from home about 10 miles away. We loaded…