Thank you ....i only needed to know how to get the top off to clean it. Im mot gonna do the rest of that.

Thank you for the valuable advice. It should have been made possible to access the belt from below without removing the baking compartment. This machine was designed by geniuses (anyone more intelligent than me, and there are lots) but built by morons (anyone less intelligent than me, and there are lots).

Great video! Now in 2024, those batteries get replaced by Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) which is a drop in replacement for NiCd, but they don't have the memory effect of the NiCds.

Thank you for the detailed demonstration. I ordered my reflex plus when it first came out. used it over the years until it stop working I'm ready to replace the battery now. 😊😊😊

Hey your video was helpful. I successfully replaced the batteries in my razor.

Royal pain in the butt but it's done😂. I almost took a die grinder and cut the Belt area of the bottom Off.

This is a very helpful video. THESE MAY BE LITHIUM ION BATTERIES! BE VERY CAREFUL TO NOT SHORT THE BATTERY + & - LEADS AS IT COULD LEAD TO A VERY HOT FIRE! I suggest that you place electrical tape on the individual leads as you move the battery pack around. You may need a pair of "nippers" or "side cutters" to trim the battery pack leads to fit within the circuit board slots. Again...BE CAREFUL not too short the leads! A set of miniature TORX drivers will also help. Be sure to align the on/off switch as you slide the circuit board in place and secure it. Test it before you close up the shaver. Then, charge the batteries and keep an eye on the razor to make sure that they charge and don't catch fire. Again lithium ion batteries are not friendly if they catch fire! I am a HAM radio operator so I'm used to working with soldering irons, etc.

Suggestion for those without soldering equipment: Silver epoxy works equally well for connecting the cut tabs of new battery and old battery, without touching the circuit board at all.

Will the bottom plastic cover separate from the main plastic housing if just the five screws are removed ?

Why does the manufacturer make it so hard to access the belt? Clearly they want you to throw it in a landfill and buy another. Fucking A-holes. I'm reducing my original rating for this model for this sole reason.

This is painful to watch

I'll be cutting a section of the bottom plastic piece large enough to access the belt. It's absolutely ridiculous to have to completely disassemble something to access it's belt. What a crap design

Replaced the drive belt...but now it won't mix/knead

Great video. Kept mine out of the landfill. The belt on mine was rotten and wrapped around pull, not seized up. Ordering new belt and then the challenge of reassembling! Thanks again!

Would this work for a phlishave 915

Thanks for the video. Now I just need to find a New belt.

anyone know the voltage output of the transformer?

Thank you!!! I was able to replace the belt and not have to buy a new one♥️

It's a pain in the BUTT to take apart the bread maker. Short cut if you don't mind.... I ended up taking a "cut-off" tool (check your tool box) and just cutting part of the bottom off. Cut around the "raised" area only (not the entire bottom as it is not needed). Right there in front of you is the belt. Easy to change.. time after time. I am sure this will void any warranty, however, if you really want to take the machine apart... go ahead and I hope that you don't have a brain aneurysm in the process :) NOTE: no wires exposed only belt and drive. JMO.

Very well explained, thank you so much!

AWESOME THANK YOU

THANK YOU so much for this video, and your other video on how to dismantle the bread machine. Mine stopped working after 10 years and instead of buying a new one, I just replaced the belt for $12! I can't thank you enough!

Thanks for your informative video on this subject. out of all the videos on battery replacement yours was most helpful. And the further comment from SO MINT (IN THE COMMENT SECTION) added to the clarity. It helped me to revive a Norelco 965RX razor. Thanks again.

Thanks for this video. It really helped.

Is it correct to put a stronger battery and what is the way?

Thank you. Tried to make bread and could not. Speculated that a broken belt was the cause and followed your directions via the video. Ordered the belt from eBay. Problem solved, many thanks.

Replaced the thing for 50 buck NEW!

A very nice clear demonstration. I just bought a second-hand AFK breadmaker. Seems like it is made by the same manufacturer. It appears the heating element is not working. Any idea where I can buy a replacement element anyone?

This is the exact same machine as the Accent RSH-003508-001. Thanks for the vid. I had almost destroyed the Accent machine trying to replace the drive belt. What model Sunbeam is this? (I can not find a spares list with the Accent search!)

Don't try replacing the battery unless you have moderate to advanced skill with a soldering iron.

Good way to ruin the torque wrench.

Had this machine for 4 years probably used it most to make pizza dough; usually make decent bread but the top always...always caves in no matter what I do. Now the belt broke and what a pain to remove all those screws to get at the belt. Review companies...NEVER EVER talk about ease of doing this job which is like a brake job on your car...it will need to be done someday. The good news is that I now have a replacement motor, circuit board, and bread pan and this is still the cheapest maker out there. Oh, I get around the crappy loaf by just using the machine for dough and then putting it in the oven in real bread loafs and letting the bread to the final there. Not going to spend $200 for a fancy one that probably has the same problems...but I expect most have an easier way to replace the belt... at least I hope. Thanks for a good short no nonsense video without going into a long dissertation on you know...everything else that is less important.

where do you get the belt?

I like the video here,but nobody ever gives the specs on the replacement batteries they use in their repair jobs..always only say "buy a spot-weld replacement pack".

Thank you so much! If not for your video I would not have been able to repair my machine and I appreciate it.

Great, the hard part of actually disassembling the housing is NOT INCLUDED IN THIS VIDEO. Why bother??

Well, I am really sorry I watched your video. I wasted $8 on battery pack & screwdriver. I had zero luck removing the solder. My gun is NOT magic, so it would NOT remove the tabs. My vacuum pump would NOT remove the solder. So, after 45 minutes or wresting with it, I broke a gold tab. Should have thrown the shaver in the trash & moved on & not had a very frustrating afternoon..

I know the length is about 537mm,What is the top width of the belt?

It is a great help. thanks a lot!

I bought this bread maker second hand it to Goodwill and it worked OK but was leaving rubbery bits underneath of it. So I decided to take it apart to replace the belt. Your video has been most helpful. Sunbeam corporation not so much. It’s like they deliberately designed this thing so that the part most likely to need replaced was the hardest part to get to. They could have made this thing with a snap on base so that one could replace the belt like one might replace a battery.

Fine video. Replacing my batteries very soon and this video will definitely help.

Worked for me!

May I ask how old your bread maker is?

I would like to know how to disassemble a Welbilt ABM 100-3 Bread Machine so I can replace the belt.

Oh my God, there is so much wrong with this.

Thanks for this video. Have you had an issue with the paddle spindle becoming loose? My spindle falls out and liquid now leaks out of the pan. I'm not sure if a c-clip(s?) has gone missing or if the bushing has worn and is now too loose to hold the spindle in place. What do you recommend? Maybe just buying a new pan altogether? Thanks!!

Thank you. This helped lots in disassembly and reassembly. May I suggest next time to place the words on a place in the video that doesn't cover what you are doing. Thanks again. I appreciate this. Saved me $50 for a new bread maker!!

Great instructions video on how replace a an old Norelco Razor battery with a new Exell Battery EBR-2. You find find the battery at the link below. www.batteriesinaflash.com/2-4v-razor-battery-replaces-braun-2000-norelco-3000-remington-8b11l

Next time do a video on how to cut your fking nails.

Hi. & thank you for showing this procedure. I guess the hardest part is having to solder into place the connections. I learned so much from your video. I have 3 Norelco shavers so there will at some time be necessary for me to replace the battery pack. Thank You. Sincerely, JAMES.