Hello, I can't find any part number anywhere. But it looks like this: [url]http://www.elmwoodappliance.com/images/washers_dryers/000003a.jpg[/url] It's an old Inglis Liberator. Closest year I could find was some sticker in the back saying the following patents were used and there were patent numbers with dates from from 1959 to 1978 so I am guessing this dryer is from the late 70's, early 80's(?). It goes through a full cycle normally BUT it won't start spinning by itself. If I manually get it going, it'll go about 100-120 rpm, no where close enough to drain water or have the clothes dry even a little bit. They stay real wet. If I don't touch it at all, it seems to be moving at about .5rpm at best. I can see it move or at least try to but nothing happens. We did some sheets the other day and it got real unbalanced twice. I balanced it out and it completed the cycle but since then, no spin. What I've done so far. Pop the top of the dryer off and popped the big white plastic part where the stabilizer(?) rest. Took that off and looked with my flashlight between the drums but couldn't see much. Took out the back panel at the bottom and went looking at what happens. Belt moves properly and it not loose at all, no slippage apparent. Behind the belt there is some sort of metal shaped rod (__---) and when I close the lid and open it, I hear a click and it goes from the top track to the bottom track without hesitation. I cannot smell anything out of the ordinary. Any help would be greatly appreciated. If you need more info, I will endeavour to provide it. Thank you very much!

Could someone please help me out as to why my daughter's washing machine will fill and run through the wash cycle but it will not fill when it gets to the rinse cycle. You can hear the timer running, but it will not fill?? Thanks for any suggestions we could try.