I have a Samsung dryer Dv407agw/xaa -- will this dryer ribbed belt work? Do I need a 4ribbed belt or a 5 ribbed belt? Pls reply. Thx!!
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Inside door of your machine locate model # and search for belt replacement I'm not a dryer repair man.
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I use vbeltsupply.com. They have practicaly any belt you can want. You just need to know the part number or the length of the belt and the width. They even have a number you can call for assistance.
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I wish I could answer your question, but I do not know. I got the bag out that has the 2 replacement belts inside and read the packaging and no where does it state all the models they will fit. However for questions about these belts, there is a phone number on this package which is 1-800-263-6376. Hope this will help you out.
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I am using this on a Maytag with a center vent. I had to trim the unit down to fit the needed 18 inches of space to cover. Once you trim the unit, I recommend using aluminum tape to seal the edges and side seams. Since I have installed this device, I have had no issues with my dryer taking too long to dry clothes.
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I don't know if you got your question answered or not. If not maybe this information will help you. I used a belt with a Sears part number 196103. It has since been replaced by a Kevlar belt with part number 532196103. The actual size of the original 196103 belt was 5/8 inch by 147.75 long. I checked on the belt size for the Part # 539114557 and the source I found indicated that it was 5/8 inch by 154 inches long. I would guess based on this information (if true) that the 2 part numbers are not interchangeable. Hope this helps you out.
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The winds of the internet seem to point to part 5300622034 for your dryer. Part 5300622032 (the one you are inquiring about) has 1/4" terminals whereas the part ending in "34" has 5/16" terminals. Granted I'm not a parts guy. You may want to put in a call to your local appliance repair center to verify part and prices, if no one else replies.
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Hi Anthony, Sorry, that element you are looking at will work for MANY Maytag dryers from the early to late 80's. The MDE9700AYW is a model year 2005-2007 dryer. It has a totally different style of heater. T'care, Mike
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I cut to size and super glued a vacuum cleaner belt to wheels. The belt was already the right width and thickness. Works perfect. I also use swiffer wet or dry pads to clean. Just throw away when done.
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I am not sure what engraved numbers you're referring to on the dryer. Have you called Samsungs's parts department?
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C Pang, I researched your dryer you listed above, and this belt is compatible. I hope this helps.
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I had to return this as is didn't fit on my dryer. So I'd say it will fit on "most" if you have more narrow opening but I definitely won't fit on all. I hope that helps!
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I don't have the model number available. Sears stocks these belts. Also, your should be able to get a parts list for your mower on line.
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if it is the same it will work. look at the spindle and you should if they are the same, the belt proble won,t work...
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Not sure. (I'm not a repair technician just a person with tools and determination to DIY) What I have done for both my washer and dyer (if you haven't already) is search for the model number and the part needed. So for you... search - Kenmore 110.86983810 dryer heater element - and then search AMAZON for the part number (I have purchased from the parts supplier and Amazon - since I have prime I go Amazon if the part is available) So in your case ... http://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/b6p8/Kenmore-Dryer-Heating-Element-Assembly/3387747/525502?modelNumber=110.86983810&ss=a8b6d502079&mr=1 Which gives you the part number &lt;&lt;Whirlpool OEM Part #3387747&gt;&gt; Which is this one - so I would say it should work. Very easy to replace. Have your shop vac handy you will be amazed at how much lint build up there is. Also make sure your exhaust duct is clean too. I believe my heater element failed because of the lint backed up in the exhaust duct. I don't believe the lint catcher is as effective as it could be so the dryer is on my yearly schedule now to clean the lint out of the exhaust duct and to open the front bottom panel and clean out the unit. Hope this helps
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I have had the same problem getting a comb attachment for this model. The best solution is to take the old comb piece to a beauty supply store and see if they have a generic attachment that will fit. I'm actually concerned about investing too much in my dryer as if you read the reviews there has been a large number of incidence of this model exploding or catching fire (read ratings with 1 star). Good luck with your search
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sorry, can't answer for sure - you might go to a local store and check it out, so many different dryers!
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Your front loading dryer goes 14 'feet' down? 14 inches instead? You can use this tool (or a thin scrubbing tool) to knock the lint loose, then vacuum it out. I use the Gardus for the entire project; I also have a front loading dryer. The knocked out lint will get vacuumed out, no problem. Hope this helps - cheers! :)