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My washer started making a clicking noise when spinning. everything worked well but just the noise. Then it squealed and i saw and smelled the belt burning. what could be wrong:confused:
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Originally Posted by: donnamite  My washer started making a clicking noise when spinning. everything worked well but just the noise. Then it squealed and i saw and smelled the belt burning. what could be wrong:confused: I did that Gene, it has three pulleys, all turned well in both directions. Belt was really burnt and melted to the plastic pulley. I really dont know what to do. It won't pump out now. Wonder if it's worth fixing?
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It might be just a bad belt. The part is very inexpensive and it's worth to give it a try. - The belt Part number: AP4024823
If the transmission pulley got damaged, then you have to order the thrust bearing kit too. - The thrust bearing kit Part number: AP4009132
Gene.
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