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If your RIDGID R2740 Belt Sander stops when applied to the work piece, is low on power, or making a squealing sound, the timing belt may be bad. This guide will show how to replace the timing belt in the RIDGID R2740 Belt Sander. You will need a Flathead screwdriver and a T20 screwdriver.
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Orientate the sander so that the timing belt housing is facing you.
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Remove the 19mm T20 screw from the center of the timing belt housing.
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Use your finger or a screwdriver to apply pressure on the belt away from the sander near one of the small wheels.
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Rotate the large wheel while applying pressure until the timing belt is free from the wheels.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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