Whirlpool 661570V Dryer Drum Belt, Black

I know it's a fairly standard part across multiple makes and models of dryers but for those wondering it fit my Kenmore dryer model 110.66002010. Just as a heads up for those venturing forth into diy appliance repair this wasn't necessarily hard to install but the final step in getting the belt on the drive pully is a little difficult as you're really doing it by feel. Other than that if you have patience, some basic tools and youtube handy you should be good to go.

Feel hella cool havin' fixed my dryer up.

I bought this belt as a replacement for the above-listed electric dryer. The original belt was an FSP, made-in-the USA OEM #3387610. The Kenmore part number is 661570. The old belt was approximately 5/16" wide and fairly thick, with four grooves. This replacement belt is also made by FSP in the good old USA and has four grooves. It is a Whirlpool-branded part. The similarity ends there.This new belt works just fine, but it is about 25% narrower than the old one. It is also not as thick and weighs a lot less. The length is exactly the same as the old one, and it fits the dryer drum perfectly. I'm just wondering how long it will last compared to the original belt, as it is nowhere near as sturdy.Amazon sells another replacement belt for Kenmore, Whirlpool and other dryers with the same PN of 661570. It costs about $3.00 more and may be a little bit heavier. If I had to do it again, I would probably buy the more expensive belt. Overall, however, I am satisfied with this belt. It works, and more importantly, my dryer works again.2-21-23Well, just a little over four years later and this dryer belt is still humming along. At the rate it's going, it may outlast the dryer! I figure that in today's disposable market, this belt deserves an upgrade from four stars to five.

Seems like a quality part. Time will tell. Looked at the same part number at Lowes and the part seemed cheaper made without reinforcement on back of belt. Plan to update review in 6 months.

Replaced when replacing tensioner. Have to remove the front to get drum out. Will get it again.

Replacement.

If you have an hour or two to devote to home repair and don't want to spend a fortune on a new machine or a repair guy, then this belt and a YouTube video or two might be all you need. I found the old, broken belt inside my dryer which had the style# or part# right on it. I got this one, and watched a couple of videos (total about 25 minutes), then I took my dryer apart, installed this belt, and voila! dry clothes again! It was a simple procedure and took total about 2.5 hours, including disassembling and reassembling, and watching the videos. I'm a 51 y/o tiny woman, and I could easily have done this by myself, although my son did help me a bit lifting the drum (nto because it was too heavy, but because it is bulky and awkward).

Just wanted to have this on standby. I have replaced the belt a couple times already and I know it’s due to snap so figure best to have one on hand.

easy to install follow the youtube instructions, reasonably priced