XPARTCO 134511600 Washer Drive Belt also Replaces WH07X10009
High-quality washer drive belt designed to transfer motor power to the washer drive system and restore proper agitation and spin performance.
Product Description
The XPARTCO 134511600 Washer Drive Belt connects the motor pulley to the washer drive system so the tub can agitate and spin properly. A worn, stretched, cracked, or broken belt can cause the washer to stop spinning, agitate poorly, or make slipping and squealing noises.
Replacing a failed washer drive belt can help restore proper washer movement, spin performance, and dependable laundry operation.
Quick Answer
If your washer will not spin, will not agitate, makes a squealing noise, or the belt is worn or broken, the 134511600 washer drive belt may need replacement.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
- Washer will not spin
- Washer will not agitate
- Washer makes squealing or slipping noise
- Broken or worn drive belt
- Weak or uneven tub movement
Replaces part Number
134511600, 1156860, 131234000, 131686100, 134161100, 145371, 3204418, AH1146950, AP3867042, EA1146950, F145371, F145371-000, AFR14885, PD00000111, PS1146950, WH07X10009, WH07X0113, WH07X10002, WH7X10002, WH7X10009, WH7X113, AH960606, EA960606, AP3203734, PS960606.
Compatibility
This part fits select GE, Hotpoint, RCA, and compatible washer models using part numbers 134511600 or WH07X10009.
Always verify your washer’s model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you’re unsure.
Key Features
- Washer drive belt replacement
- Helps transfer motor power to the drive system
- Supports proper agitation and spin operation
- Designed for compatible washer models
- Quality aftermarket replacement part
Product Specifications
| Brand | XPARTCO |
| Part Type | Washer Drive Belt |
| Primary Part Number | 134511600 |
| Replaces Part Number | WH07X10009 |
| Compatible Appliance Type | Washer |
| Condition | New |
| Installation | Disconnect power before installation. Inspect the motor pulley, drive pulley, belt path, and pulley alignment before testing washer operation. |
Troubleshooting Guide
- ⚠️ Disconnect power before servicing the washer.
- Inspect the old belt for cracks, glazing, stretching, or breakage.
- Check the motor pulley and drive pulley for wear or damage.
- Confirm the belt is routed correctly and seated in the pulley grooves.
- Replace the belt if spin or agitation problems continue.
When Should You Replace This Part?
Replace the washer drive belt if it is cracked, stretched, broken, slipping, making noise, or if the washer will not spin or agitate properly.
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