Belt that operates the wrench

No they don't make any replacement parts for end users on this tool. You would have to take it to a service center for repair.

just checked again and there are no user serviceable parts available. Only the batterys can be accessed.

back on they sit there should be a costumor sevice # to call or email/i had to go this route to get one registered

I was unable to find any part listing for this belt as this tool is not designed for servicing by the consumer. B&D includes a 2 yr warranty on this wrench. If you are within the warranty period use this link to find a B&D service center near you.

http://www.blackanddecker.com/Service-Centers.aspx

seems to be a very common problem for this tool. B&D warranties this wrench for 2 yrs. Click this link to find a service center near you if you are within the warranty period.

http://www.blackanddecker.com/Service-Centers.aspx

I have checked with them in the past on a replacement belt and was told not available. You can try again at Dewaltservicenet.com and see if the status has changed.

I have asked them in the past and the response I got was it was cheaper to replace than try and have it fixed, If you want to give me the model number I will try again and see if they have changed the status of the part.

Just replace the broken belt with an O Ring of comparable size, it works great and you can't tell the difference!

I answered a similar question back in Feb and I talked to B&D service center and they informed me that the belt was not available then but that might have changed since. You can got to Dewaltservicenet.com and type in your model number and see if they now make this available. Good luck

New belts can be ordered from Black and Decker's web site but the word is that while the price of the belt is not much the shipping brings the total to more than half the cost of the tool. It's your call. Here is a nifty link to a tool test of the device which shows on page 4 that there is a small screw that removes on the side of the tool to take it apart.

http://toolmonger.com/2006/08/29/hands-on-black-deckers-autowrench/