134793511 Dryer Idler Pulley & 137315300 Drive Belt for Frigidaire Electrolux Crosley Kenmore White-Westinghouse Dryers

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134793511 Dryer Idler Pulley & 137315300 Dryer Drive Belt

Key Features

  • Kit includes one idler pulley assembly and one drum drive belt.
  • Maintains tension on the drive belt to rotate the drum.
  • Idler pulley wheel diameter: 2-1/4 inches.
  • Designed to reduce operational noise and vibration.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • Idler Pulley (134793511): 134793500, AP6996178, PS16227173, AP4368855, 134793512, 7134793500, 4960127, AH2349311, EAP16227173, PD00065010
  • Drive Belt (137315300): AP4368788, PS2349294, 134719300, 1482960, 7134719300, EAP2349294, PD00000843, AP6996178

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Designed for specific clothes dryer models from the following brands:
  • Frigidaire
  • Electrolux
  • Crosley
  • Kenmore
  • White-Westinghouse

When to Replace

  • Dryer is making squeaking, thumping, or grinding noises.
  • Drum fails to turn or turns intermittently.
  • Dryer stops turning during a cycle.
  • Visible signs of wear, cracks, or damage on the existing belt or pulley.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the dryer from its power source before beginning any repairs.
  • Document the original belt's routing path before removal.
  • Ensure the new belt is properly seated on the drum and motor pulley. The grooved side should face the drum.
  • Confirm the idler pulley arm moves freely and applies correct tension to the belt.

Compatible Models

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FAQs

This set is commonly used on dryers in the Frigidaire, Electrolux, Crosley, Kenmore, and White-Westinghouse family. Because these brands share many platform designs, the safest way to confirm fit is to match your dryer model number and the original part numbers being replaced.
The belt in this set is associated with part numbers 137315300, 134719300, 1482960, AP4368788, PS2349294, EAP2349294, 7134719300, and 137315300CM. The idler pulley / idler arm assembly is associated with part numbers 134793511, 134793500, 4960127, AP6996178, AP4368855, AH2349311, PS16227173, and EAP16227173.
Common signs include a drum that will not turn, a dryer that hums but does not tumble, squealing or chirping during operation, a burning rubber smell from a slipping belt, or intermittent thumping and poor drum movement. If the belt is cracked, stretched, or broken, or if the idler pulley binds, wobbles, or makes noise, replacing both parts together is often a practical repair.
Drive belts usually wear from age, heat, and repeated flexing around the drum and motor pulley. Idler pulleys commonly fail when the bearing surface wears, the pulley seizes, or lint buildup causes drag and noise. Excessive drum resistance from worn support rollers, a damaged glides system, or heavy lint accumulation can also shorten belt and pulley life.
For most compatible dryers, this is a moderate repair. Typical tools are a screwdriver set, 1/4-inch or 5/16-inch nut driver depending on model, work gloves, and possibly needle-nose pliers. Access usually requires removing the top or front panel, releasing belt tension from the idler pulley, routing the new belt around the drum, motor pulley, and idler, then reassembling the cabinet. Many DIY repairs take about 30 to 90 minutes depending on the dryer layout.
Unplug the dryer first. Before reassembly, inspect the drum support rollers, drum glides or slides, motor pulley, and blower area for wear or lint buildup. Vacuum out accumulated lint while the cabinet is open. Also check that the drum turns freely by hand; if it feels rough or stiff, another support component may need attention so the new belt and idler are not overloaded.