Looks like the rubber band came off - Aiwa PX-E860 Turntable

Sold on eBay but looks like the bands at missing. Go to Home Depot and buy some -O-rings that fit. 3 or 4 each side should do it.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/185618976768

I wonder if these would fit? Ask the internal diameter.

https://www.amazon.com/Plarail-Repair-Parts-Rubber-16pcs/dp/B000LXS8IM

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from the manufacturer spares or a local service agent for the machine

Hi there,
It looks like that may be a custom band, this site has some great bands, http://www.watch-band-center.com/shop-watchstrap.html?gclid=CjgKEAjwoJ-dBRDbjfKN7IzN0FsSJAAP0G_DR8AwTfhcxt7HHIHONLoaf1QZfq7YeqCB6Vt1_oZKV_D_BwE

you'll need to measure how wide your band is where it connects to the watch to ensure you get the correct fit.

I am facing the same issue as you. I have a Skagen 311LTRB watch without a band. I purchased the watch without a band, so I don't even know what the original band looks like.

It seems strange to me that Google doesn't even find that model of Skagen watch when you search on the model number. Makes me wonder if the watch is fake or real.

What I did was purchase an 18 mm mesh band and two pins from the following seller on eBay: "BandFever" / "18mm SILVER MESH WATCH BAND,COMES WITH 2 SPRING BARS". It only cost $12.95 with free shipping.

After installing the band, I am now able to wear the watch. And it feels very comfortable with the mesh band. However, it looks a littly dorky because there are overhangs on each side of the watch where the bands attach. I keep wondering what the watch appeared like when it was new with its original band.

Check the warranty. If still under, return it. Otherwise find a store that sells small black rubber bands, around 1/2" in diameter. Wrap one around the coupler behind the knuckle. Check to see if the coupler still opens. If it does move the rubber band either forward or backward until the coupler does not open.

The driver will not retract if the driver is bent, piston oring too loose or too tight or the check band is loose or missing. Easy test, remove air and push the piston to top of cylinder. It should move up with very little effort. If hard to push, oring too tight or driver bent. If piston moves too easily and drops back down under its own weigth, oring too loose. If easy to push and stays suspect check band (check band is located on the outer lower part of the cylinder. Looks like black rubber band or series of orings that fit over series of holes. ). If the band is split or broken, replace with series of orings to cover all holes, or use any rubber like bicycle tube. Good luck with your repair.

The flapper is secured with a rubber band. The rubber band must be removed from the flapper for the toilet to function properly. Please check the flush valve prior to installation and if the rubber band is present, simply cut it and remove it.

My Delta 14" had the same problem. My fix was to get new rubbers, took care of my issue. They do stretch, but the newer the rubbers are the more the will retain there form, the older they are, not so much.

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Did you try to call the manufacture? the # 1-888-411-5477
goodluck and i will see if i can find where you can find the rubber belt.

Hi. Need more details. Sounds like the unit ITB thats clipped in behind the Imaging unit?