Vendor: Dynamic Lamps

Tape Recorder Belt for SANYO Reel To Reel Model MR-929

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Match the complete Sanyo model number below and belt code FBM 14.7. Similar-looking belts can differ in circumference, width, and cross-section.

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Specifications

FBM 14.7 replacement flat belt

  • Belt code: FBM 14.7
  • Type: Flat rubber belt
  • Circumference: 14.7 in. (37.3 cm)
  • Width: .19 in. (5.0 mm)
  • Thickness: .04 in. (1.0 mm)
  • Material: Rubber
  • Country of origin: Taiwan
Equipment compatibility

Compatible reel-to-reel tape recorder references

This belt is cataloged for the following exact models. Confirm the manufacturer and full model designation; suffixes and regional versions can use different drive systems.

  • Sanyo MR-929
Model-number references

Alternate formatting used in catalogs

Service lists sometimes omit punctuation. The following compact forms refer to the model names above; they are not different belt sizes.

  • Sanyo MR929

Do not select a belt by approximate length alone. Contact us if your complete model number is not shown.

Installation & care

Installation guidance

Disconnect the equipment before service. Remove old belt residue from the pulley and belt path, keep oil and cleaning chemicals off the new belt, and follow the equipment service instructions for routing and tension.

Rotate the platter or mechanism by hand after installation to confirm that the belt tracks cleanly before reconnecting power.

Compatibility is based on the established Dynamic Lamps model-to-belt record for this listing. Equipment revisions can vary, so the complete model number remains the controlling check.