This is a genuine DeWalt replacement part. Package includes one belt designed for easy installation. • Belt Width - 7/8" • Belt Length - 14" rn rnClean the pulleys off before putting the new belt on to ensure top performance and longevity with your new belt. Inspect belts periodically and replace when worn to maintain peak performance.
1. Removed the blade cover.
2. Removed the motor housing.
3. Removed old belt.
4. Started new belt on the larger driver pulley.
5. Stretched the belt with a large screwdriver and started it on the smaller drive pulley.
6. Rotated pulleys to feed belt onto the smaller drive pulley.
7. Once the belt was \
... Read more"started\" on both pulleys, used the screwdriver to help get the belt positioned completely on the pulleys.
8. No.7 required several times to get everything aligned correctly.
9. Replaced blade cover and tightened 2 bolts.
10. Replaced motor housing and tightened 4 bolts.
11. Replaced thickness crank and secured with new screw.
1- Removed the top of the planer
2- Removed the elevation screw on the side of the belt
3- Put the belt into some boiling water for a minute to softening it a little bit(no more than one minute)
4 Put 3 threads in on the smaller pulley, and started with one on the big pulley on the second belt you\'ll need to use the scr
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5 Started turning the pulley by very little increments until all the belt was in both pulleys
6 Put the elevation screw and top of the planner back on
this belt fits perfectly
Use Philips screwdriver to remove and replace switch. Be careful to mark wiring so you can put them back on the right place.
To replace the belt, remove the side cover removed and then work the belt over the pulleys.
A little difficult but it did stretch enough.
Remove the over that the belt is covered by. Remove the old belt and clean inside. Take the new belt and start it lust barely on reach pulley (It will be tight) then rotate the belt while pushing it all the way on to the pulleys. Then replace the cover.
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Blade binder came loose. Sheared off a bolt head. And bent the binder.
1. Remove tool tray. Two allen wrench bolts.
2. Rotate blade head to Lock blades automatically .
3. Remove blade binder. All bolts
4. Remove wire binder.
5. Replace wire binder on new binder
6. Install new blade and binder, ensure binder wire is under tension.
7. Replace tool tray, ensure auto blade loc
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8. Turn on planer and cross your fingers!
1) Take cover on sides off. Super easy!
2) Squeeze the new belt onto pulleys as instructed on readily available U-tube video.
3) Found out that job takes three hands: the belt is extremely tight and you have very little room to move it onto the appropriate grooves. Tried to loosen it in hot water to no avail.
4) Job done
... Read more after much squeezing, twisting and groaning. But I would do it myself again with a helping hand at my side.
1. Removed top of planer
2. Removed damaged belt.
3. Belt would not go on pulleys. Heated in boiling water for various lengths of time. Finally, after boiling for about 10 minutes belt stretched enough- with help of screwdriver- to get on edge of pulleys. Used pliers to move belt over into all the groves.
4. Tested
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