If your tumble dryer's motor is spinning along smoothly but the drum isn't turning, you've likely got a snapped drive belt. This genuine replacement motor belt from Beko is designed to get your machine back up and running again.
Length: 1967mm
As with all spares, prior to ordering please check the model fit list to ensure this part is suitable for your appliance.
Other part numbers for this item: 2953240100
How to replace a tumble dryer belt
This video should help with fitting this part. However, the exact layout and fitting technique may differ for your make and model.
Be safe - always unplug any appliance from the electricity supply before carrying out any work on it.
If you are in any doubt contact a qualified repairer.
Arrived quickly website is easy to use but the belt didn't fit and the you tube video "How to replace a tumble dryer belt" is for a Bosch tumble dryer not a Beko, it is completly different. I had followed the video exactly only to realise it was for a different machine. Very Dissappointed
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By Anonymous- Glasgow
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BEKKO TUMBLE DRYER BELT13 March 2013
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By Spoons1967- New Holland
GOOD QUALITY BELT, HAD TO USE A 15mm PIPE TO STRETCH OVER PULLEY WHEEL, WORKS GREAT.
Qhelp, how will i fit the belt, dont want too employ anyone as too expensive, regards, margaret1 Answer
Its for my beko sensor tumble dryer
By Anonymous- dublin ireland
- 04 November 2010
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You will need to remove the back of the machine ( top comes off first!).
Take a picture of the connections inside, remove all the screws and ease back away from the machine. the belt should slip over the front of the drum and be positioned at the rear where the belt marks show on the drum. If the front felt seal is worn now is the time the change it otherwise ease drum back in place, lay machine on its front (on towels or a rug) remove the panel at the bottom right of the machine to gain access to the motor spindle. you should now be able to see the belt which needs streching to fit over the motor spindle - this is the most difficult bit and needs a strong pair of hands and someone to hold the machine for you. If you havent screwed the back on yet this allows the belt to fit as the frame deforms slightly. The belt easily slips down the drum in the laid position which makes stretching it more difficult so try to keep it in place. When it comes to screwing the back on, locating the screw holes is a problem but once the bottome few on either side are in place the rest are simple. Again an extra pair of hands are useful pulling the machine back into square. Before refitting the motor cover check the air pipes are in place and not touching the belt.
Connect any wires at this point, stand the machine up and test that it works. The belt should run into line. It took me about an hour including the felt seal at the front.
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