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March 31, 2010 at 10:46 am #53693
garn
ParticipantGood Morning .
The Past Week Iv Been Working On Some Hotpoint Condenser Dryers. IL Refraze That Indesit rubbish 😕
iv been Having A Absolute Hell Of A Job To Stretch The Belt On.Does Anyone know if This new Belt tool Will Do The Job Seen It Hear About A year Ago Looks Like A Long Crow bar With A Hook On it
Or Does Any One have A Part Number for it Please.garn…
March 31, 2010 at 11:35 am #316859don
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Good Afternoon Garn
If you type Hotpoint AND belt AND tool into the “search” function there are quite a few threads on the subject including the one you mention.
Don
March 31, 2010 at 11:36 am #316860Martin
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This is what you want Garn…………….

Part number is: 5600266
HTH? 😀
March 31, 2010 at 11:55 am #316861Phidom
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Hmmmmm, I could probably make one of those. Where on the machine do you rest the hooked end?
March 31, 2010 at 12:12 pm #316862garn
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Martin wrote:This is what you want Garn…………….

Part number is: 5600266
HTH? 😀
How The Hec Does That Work Then Martin is There A Demo on U Tube by Any Chance.
paul… 😉
March 31, 2010 at 12:29 pm #316863Martin
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garn wrote:How The Hec Does That Work Then Martin is There A Demo on U Tube by Any Chance.
What a brilliant idea Paul, in fact I’ll have a word with a mate of mine on here to see if we can do an exclusive co-production. On second thoughts though YouTube shows all the world and his brother all the tricks of the trade and this one best kept stumb I reckon. 😉
But video apart……The tool slips into a slot in the base of the appliance and you hook the belt over the two metal prongs on the bar. Then you simply lower the bar with the belt getting ever more stretched, around and under the motor pulley. Once safely under the pulley then raise the tool to leave the belt seated in position. Finally unhook the bar and stuff it back in your van…………Job done pal! 😀
March 31, 2010 at 12:56 pm #316864garn
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OK Martin Thanks For The Info
Iv Had no Trouble With The Vented Appliances.
Only With the Condenser Ones The Past Week Managed To Fit to On The job.
I had To Uplift Three In Bits To Take Home To fit Them Then I Had To Have Help 😥
I do Have a Disability To my left Arm But Its Never Been A Problem.And I Don’t Want To Uplift To Fit A Belt Again Is non Cost Effective
Any Info help I Would Appreciate
Paul…
March 31, 2010 at 1:15 pm #316865Martin
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garn wrote:Only With the Condenser Ones
Ooooops….missed that bit. 😳
Now Indesit/Hotpoint condenser dryers are such a joy to fit belts to, so much so it’s hard to know where to begin………………a good first aid kit is a must before openening the toolbox…then a good sense of humour, patience, resolve and luck form part of the final result.
Beyond that I’ll leave it to the condenser whiz kids to help you out. 😉
March 31, 2010 at 1:42 pm #316866wilf
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both sides and back off capacitor off (hanging on the wires) drum out. fit belt onto shaft then feed drum into the belt to the side of the machine ensure that the belt is sitting on the line made by the old belt then roll the drum into place over the motor with the belt sitting correctly on the jockey pulley. fit the drum onto the front guides. refit the back then lever the rear of the drum up and into the rear bearing (a screwdriver in a rear perferation leavering against the heat appeture helps)
reassemble
sorted!!!!!!!!!!
wilf 🙂
March 31, 2010 at 3:09 pm #316867franz
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That tool won’t work on the condenser dryer – it’s for the vented dryer – it slots into a hole in the base
franzMarch 31, 2010 at 3:14 pm #316868garn
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wilf wrote:both sides and back off capacitor off (hanging on the wires) drum out. fit belt onto shaft then feed drum into the belt to the side of the machine ensure that the belt is sitting on the line made by the old belt then roll the drum into place over the motor with the belt sitting correctly on the jockey pulley. fit the drum onto the front guides. refit the back then lever the rear of the drum up and into the rear bearing (a screwdriver in a rear perferation leavering against the heat appeture helps)
reassemble
sorted!!!!!!!!!!
wilf 🙂
Thanks Wilf for The Info Thats What Iv Been Doing .
Its A Poor Way These DaysGarn…
March 31, 2010 at 6:20 pm #316869admin
Keymasterive got a great way of fitting the belts, i simply book it in for one of my other engineers…couldnt be easier 🙂
March 31, 2010 at 6:50 pm #316870johnnyj
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I remove the 2 side panels, then remove 2 screws holding the rear of the water bottle contaner unplug suppressor remove 2 screws holding bracket to back panel then remove pin to rear bearing ease the back panel away from the drum slip the belt in and around the drum, reasemblethe above apart from side panels then remove duct and cooling fan slip belt over motor slacken the pulley removing the nearest screw i then use the the pulley along with a hook tool i have had from years ago to fit dishwasher springs, to stretch the belt, all in usualy takes about 20 mins. JJ
March 31, 2010 at 7:45 pm #316871Phidom
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Some useful tips there :tup: I did one the other week and made the mistake of taking the front off, quite a job getting everything lined up properly to get it back together.
March 31, 2010 at 10:46 pm #316872squadman
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The tool makes the job both safe and quick, I got one of these originally and then used that as a pattern to make another !
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