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• Mrs H J Walker covers most of the job, but I found there was no need to "unscrew from the inside of bread maker and take out the whole section". Once the bottom plate is removed, and belt taken off (as per the helpful youtube video), I simply unscrewed the nut attaching the big belt pulley, removed the pulley, carefully removed the circlip round the shank of the old connector joint, removed the washer then gently tapped out the old connector joint from the outside into the bread maker. The new connector joint is pushed through from inside towards the outside, washer and circlip reattached, then the pulley and tighten its nut. Re-fit the belt, screw on the bottom plate and your back in the baking business! Thanks spares! By Mel Nicholls - - 15 October 2015
• Got my husband to sort thank you. Yes you need to remove the bottom plate and take off the belt. Also need to unscrew from the inside of breadmaker and take out this whole section. Remove disintegrated connector and replace with new one! Really pleased to have my ten year old breadmaker back in use. By Mrs H J Walker - Cornwall - 21 March 2015
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  Chris at eSpares says...

  We do not have any information on fitting this part but if you watch our belt video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7-k7osrLAg We think this part will have to be taken off the large belt pulley.