MICROWAVE OVEN

With over 540 belts sizes in stock we are very likely to have the belt you seek for your microwave oven turntable.  Email us your model # after trying the instructions below.

*** For fastest email response please use English (not Metric) measurement system if reasonably possible for you.
*** All belts are spoken of in terms of the total length/circumference, not diameter.

If you still have the old belt intact:
 > Lay it out flat on the table
 > Pinch it at both ends & straighten the belt but don't stretch it beyond straight.
 > Measure the length & then double that measurement, then choose a size about 3-5% smaller. Or send us the info and we will choose.

Old belt too far gone to measure:
> Just use a piece of string and thread it temporarily in place of where the belt goes.
> Then measure the length of the string and Email us the exact length (inches) along with your exact model number.
 If your belt has a round or square cross section, please give us the thickness as well.  We can assist you in choosing a belt usually 3-5% smaller than the length you measured. 
 EXAMPLE: You measure  25" on your turntable with a string.....we will recommend a 23.6" belt, NOT a 25" belt as there must be some tension for your belt to work.
Can't get the string thru the turntable?...at least measure the diameter across the rim on the underside of the platter and we may be able to approximate what you need.

Another industry 1st:
since 2005, every domestically shipped belt comes with a FREE alcohol pad so you can clean any surfaces that your new belt will contact. This will prevent the, often invisible, residue of the old belt from contaminating your new belt so as to provide your new belt the best chance at a long and musical life.

Mini FAQ:
How are your belts measured?
The numerical portion of belt part numbers represent the total circumference (as if the the belt was cut and laid out flat on a ruler), without being stretched beyond its relaxed length. For help finding unlisted belts, please consult our belt measuring guide.

.: How we measure and think about *NEW* belts :.

Please use English measurement system if reasonably possible for you.  This online length conversion tool is very handy.  If it's been a while you might even benefit from a ruler refresher.
All new belts on our site are spoken of in terms of the total length/circumference, not diameter across a 'circle' , like this: