Frigidaire Dryer Repair in Toronto — Drum not spinning

• Broken or stretched drive belt — the single most common not-spinning call on these machines. On the 27" vented Affinity/legacy platform from the brand profile the belt is 134503600 (the 88-3/4" x 1/4" multi-rib that wraps the drum, idler and motor pulley); on the newer Electrolux/Frigidaire front-control platform (EFME/EFDE-series) it's the 137315300 belt instead (current OEM number 134719300 supersedes 137315300, ~87-3/4"). Signature: motor hums or runs but the drum sits dead, or it free-wheels with a thump. Confirm the model number before van-stocking, because the older and newer belts are NOT interchangeable.
• Seized or worn idler pulley — the spring-loaded arm that keeps tension on the drive belt. When the idler bushing wears or the wheel seizes, the belt slips off the motor pulley and the drum stops turning (often after a squeal). Part is 131863007 on older Frigidaire/Affinity dryers and 134793500 on the newer Electrolux/Frigidaire front-control platform. Per the brand profile's belt-and-idler pattern, we replace the belt and idler together — a stretched belt that snapped usually points at a tired idler that let it ride wrong.
• Rear drum bearing kit failure (5303281153) — the ball-and-socket bearing that supports the back of the drum. It grinds and rumbles for weeks, then binds hard enough that the drum won't turn at all (or the motor overloads trying). Kit ships with the bearing, ball shaft, retainer, high-temp lube and screws. Classic 'it got loud, then it just stopped spinning' Affinity call — this is the bearing, not the belt.
• Worn drum support rollers and axles — the drum rides on support rollers, and when the roller axles dry out and bind, the rollers stop spinning freely, the drum drags, and the motor overloads and trips its thermal overload, presenting as 'ran a minute, then stopped turning.' On the newer Electrolux/Frigidaire front-control platform the roller is 5304523155 (supersedes 134715900); on the older 27" vented Affinity machine the drum-support roller is confirmed against the model's parts diagram before van-stocking. Diagnostic is to pull the belt and spin the drum by hand: stiff or noisy means rollers, not a control fault.
• Drive motor failure (5304529782, which supersedes 134693300 / 134693301 / 134693302 / 137115900). The signature is a motor that hums or buzzes on start but won't turn the drum, or one that trips its internal overload and resets cold. Before condemning the motor — roughly $180-$210 OEM — we always rule out a bound roller or seized idler first, because a dragging drive train fakes a dead motor on this platform more often than the motor actually fails.
• No-spin that is really a no-start: the push-to-start switch (134399700) or the door switch (134813600 on the Affinity-era platform; confirm the switch SKU against the specific model). The door switch must close for the motor circuit to energize, and the momentary push-to-start switch must click and hold — either failing leaves the drum dead with the panel still lit. We listen for the start 'click' and meter both for continuity before opening the cabinet, so we don't pull panels chasing a $20-$40 switch.
• Worn front drum glides/bearing letting the drum drop and bind — on the front-bulkhead-supported models the drum slides on glide pads, and when they wear through the drum tips forward, scrapes, and can stall. Less common than belt/idler but it's the case that explains a scraping-then-stops complaint when the belt and rear bearing both check out fine.

Frigidaire drum not spinning in Toronto — the local specifics

• The recurring Toronto pattern on Frigidaire not-spinning calls is the older Affinity/Gallery 27" vented machine where it 'got loud for a while, then quit turning' — that arc is almost always the rear drum bearing (5303281153) or dried roller axles binding the drum and overloading the motor, not a snapped belt. The belt break is the cleaner, quicker version; the noisy-then-dead version is the bearing/roller call, and we go in expecting it on anything past about ten years.
• We bring both belts (134503600 and 137315300/134719300) plus matching idler (131863007 / 134793500), the 5303281153 rear bearing kit, the newer-platform drum-support roller 5304523155 (supersedes 134715900), and the cheap interlock parts (push-to-start 134399700 and the model-correct door switch, e.g. 134813600 on the Affinity-era platform) so the no-spin-that's-really-a-no-start case doesn't cost a return trip. The 5304529782 drive motor we confirm by model and bring only when a bound drive train is ruled out.

For the full Frigidaire dryer module — every fault, part number and code — see Frigidaire dryer repair in Toronto, and for the same fault across all brands the dryer drum not spinning guide.