Replace turntable belt on realistic clarinette 119

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IF the belt fell off, it is likely that the belt is stretched and needs to be replaced. Use a couple of pencils to open up the belt and beasure the length. The belt should go around the two pencil erasures forming an oval. Use that measurement to determine the belt size and purchase a replacement belt. The belt will go around the platter and around the motor hub.

Dan

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it's simple the belt goes around the platter and the motor spindle thats it!

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Hi There.
If the belt falls of the platter, it might be an indication that the belt has stretched and is now too large. Or maybe it just fell off for any other reason.
Remove the rubber mat, and pull upwards on the platter to remove it. Sometimes there is a small "C" clip on the center spindle that has to be removed first. (use a small flat screwdriver to remove)
Turn platter over, and put rubber belt around diameter ring on underside of platter. It should be snug, and not fall off when you turn platter over.
Put platter back onto turntable, and spin by hand until you see the motor shaft through one of the holes in platter.
With a pair of tweezers - or crochet hook, put belt over shaft.
You're done.
Put back rubber mat and give it a try.
Good luck,
Fred
PS: If there was a "C" clip, you can re-install it - or throw it away.

SOURCE: REPLACING TURNTABLE BELT

as the belt sliped from the turntable you must replace it with new one.if upside down turntable you can see marking of belt on it.just put a new belt on turntable keep it on center.remove top rubber pad you will see three or one big hole on turntable from where you can see the belt turn that hole so you can see motor pully just hold belt by a screwdriver and pull it on motor pully.

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Hi,
Getting Started

1. Remove the rubber platter mat if your turntable uses one. Set it aside.
2. Lift the platter straight up and off the center spindle to expose the turntable belt.
3. Remove the original belt and check it for wear. Generally, a turntable belt doesn't slip unless it's damaged. If it is damaged, purchase a new one.

1. Loop the replacement turntable belt around the cylinder located underneath the platter.
2. Check that the belt is working properly by turning the platter clockwise two or three rotations. It should smoothly move along the motor pulley. If it doesn't, adjust it and turn it again.
3. Replace the platter, and then carefully lay the rubber platter mat over it.
4. Turn on the turntable and check it for correct movement. If it looks like it's working, play a record to make sure all is in order.

1. Loop the replacement belt around the cylinder located underneath the platter.
2. Replace the platter carefully. One-piece platter turntables are delicate, and if you force the platter down or push it at an angle, you might damage the platter or spindle.
3. Turn the platter so the hole in it lines up with the motor pulley.
4. Pull the turntable belt and loop it over the motor pulley. Position it on the pulley groove to make sure it won't slip.
5. Rotate the platter clockwise to make sure the belt is firmly in the pulley grove. Moving it two or three times ensures that it's in place.
6. Put the rubber turntable mat back on the platter.
7. Turn on the turntable. Play a record if it looks like everything is working to check the speed.