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| Take the new belt and cut it using a cutter then stick the belt (using some tape ) on a plane surface (to keep it steady) without bending it. Now make a second cut (make sharp cuts) at a distance from the first of 275 mm. At least you'll should finally have a stripe 275 mm long. | Always keeping the belt taped on the surface, take two marks with a marker at a distance of 137,5mm one to each other. It's not important where you draw the first mark, but it's fundamental that the second one is taken 137,5 mm from the first. |
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| Take
the
stapler and use it on the belt, put two staples one on
each mark made in part one. The staples must be stitched
on the same way . Using the stapler don't be rude or
you'll cut the belt! Hint: If you have a piece of belt that you won't use, use it to make some tests. |
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| Check that the staples has been stitched over the mark taken in part two | Now
cut
of the upper part of the claw with a pliers. The remaining part must be 2.5 mm tall over the belt, as tall ass the original spigot . Warning: if the new spigots are too high, the belt won't spin! |
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| Reconnect
the
belt usig the glue, don't exaggerate: a small quantity is
enough. Spread the glue on the belt's cut using one
needle. Important: Try to be sharp when joining together the two belt's part; it's decisive for the correct belt's spinning . |
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