Main Drive Gear for Bell & Howell Cube Slide Projector
Key features
- •Made exclusively for Micro-Tools
- •Bell & Howell projector cube gear
- •Use when your projector will not advance or reverse the slides
- •Made In CN
BrandMicro 100
CategoryVideo Projectors
Main Drive Gear for Bell & Howell Cube Slide Projector
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Customer Reviews
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Works great
Kevin✓ Verified Purchase•May 7, 2024
I watched a two-part YouTube video regarding the installation of this product a couple of times to figure out how to remove the original gear and install this one. The videos were invaluable in this process. I don't think I would have figured out how to do the swap-out otherwise. It also took me quite a bit longer than the time shown in the videos. I had a cable in the way that the projector in the video didn't have.
At any rate, I'm now up and running again for a product (my slide projector) I thought I would have to discard.
At any rate, I'm now up and running again for a product (my slide projector) I thought I would have to discard.
Fit well, works great!
Avsmom✓ Verified Purchase•May 4, 2024
This is a well made part that helped to repair our projector. The Postal Service seriously delayed this mailing due to mishandling, and the part was very late. Amazon should use UPS.
Fixed an old projector
Purchaser✓ Verified Purchase•May 3, 2024
Ordered for my dad. No instructiins included but he quickly figured it out. He is delighted to have it running again. All the "tech" people around heresay outdated andno
Works fine, I've included better (?) instructions to install this gear.
A. Jolin✓ Verified Purchase•April 22, 2024
Has held up through 2000 slides I just duplicated to digital (WHEW!!!!!). On line instructions linked to don't really explain how to specifically replace this gear, so I will:
1) disassemble ONLY ENOUGH TO POP OFF THE BACK SIDE OF THE PROJECTOR. You only need to loosen the top enough to fled up a tad so you can pop out the back panel (which is held in by small tabs that hook on the frame, they just need a little clearance to pop the back off at the top edge & lift out at the bottom edge).
2) take off the lamp replacement access door on the bottom to get better access (from bottom and side, at this point)
3) You can see the (broken) gear at this point from beneath, and the (good?) large white gear that drives it. Use hex socket to remove screw through hub of large white drive gear, slide it off its shaft. You can now slide the broken black gear off its shaft, replace with the new one, put the white gear back on its shaft (wiggle to get its teeth to engage the new black gear teeth) and re-assemble everything in reverse order.
1) disassemble ONLY ENOUGH TO POP OFF THE BACK SIDE OF THE PROJECTOR. You only need to loosen the top enough to fled up a tad so you can pop out the back panel (which is held in by small tabs that hook on the frame, they just need a little clearance to pop the back off at the top edge & lift out at the bottom edge).
2) take off the lamp replacement access door on the bottom to get better access (from bottom and side, at this point)
3) You can see the (broken) gear at this point from beneath, and the (good?) large white gear that drives it. Use hex socket to remove screw through hub of large white drive gear, slide it off its shaft. You can now slide the broken black gear off its shaft, replace with the new one, put the white gear back on its shaft (wiggle to get its teeth to engage the new black gear teeth) and re-assemble everything in reverse order.
Replaced old one perfectly
sllimb✓ Verified Purchase•April 15, 2024
It was an exact replacement for my bell and howell projector.
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