Question about Sony PMC-DR50 Shelf System

Cassette player belt shredded - need part number???

I just finished taking the unit apart and found the drive belt for the cassette player shredded. Could someone please provide me with the part numnber??? Thankyou in advance. Agape

Anonymous Nov 15, 2006

Repairguy - thanks for the quick reply.

I queried the part numbers you provided on partstore.com (not sure if this is a recommended site for purchasing components) and they listed three belts for model # PMC-DR50

- Belt (BR) 304583101
- Belt (FR) 304583201
- Belt 393302001

I could find one of your part numbers on there site's part list.
My intent is to replace both belts (if I don't goof it up). Which belts should I order?

Please advise

Thanks
Agape

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There are 2 belts the small belt # is 304583201 the longer,wider belt is # 304583102. good luck.

Posted on Nov 15, 2006

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