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Philips 22GA-227, 22GA-427, 2GA-427/44Z turntable belt
This sale is for one square turntable belt.
The above belt is a replacement for the belt used in the following models:
Philips: 22GA-227, 22GA-427, 22GA-427/44Z, 22GA-427/662, 22GA-427/66Z.
This is a high-quality replacement belt. All of my belts are brand-new, factory-fresh and not from old stock. Quality is guaranteed!
* If the belt is old and stretched but not broken, flatten the belt with the two ends pinched together. Pull the belt very taute, but don't stretch it. Carefully and accurately measure the length of this doubled belt. Multiply this value by 2 to get the actual length (circumference) of the belt. Then subtract 5% to compensate for stretch. Then measure the actual width. Send these two dimensions, length and width, for each belt you need.
* If the belt is broken measure the length of the broken belt and subtract 5% from this length. This will give you the required length for a new belt. Measure the width, in inches. Send these two dimensions, length and width, for each belt you need.
* If the belt is missing or completely deteriorated then, using a string, measure the circumference of the path where the old belt traveled. Subtract 5% from this measurement. This will give you the required length for a new belt. Now measure the width of the space on the motor pulley where the belt sits, or the width of a piece of the old belt, if it still exists. Send the width and length for each belt you need and also let me know that these dimensions are for missing belts, and exactly how you took the measurements.
* If the belt is new and you simply want a spare replacement, send the actual dimensions of the belt without subtracting 5% for stretch.
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