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Panasonic combi oven convection fan belt (pulley belt)
Panasonic combi oven convection fan belt (pulley belt) Panasonic combi oven convection fan belt (pulley belt)

Panasonic combi oven convection fan belt (pulley belt)

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Panasonic microwave
(Code: PAN.Z40606660QP)
Convection fan belt (pulley belt) for Panasonic combined microwave and fan ovens.
Panasonic part number Z40606660QP.

The belt fits between the convection fan unit in the roof of the microwave oven,
and the drive motor situated behind the control panel.

Suitable for:
NN-A514AB, NN-CT562MB, NN-CT552WB, NN-CD58JS, NN-CT57JM, NN-CT56JB, NN-CT55JW, NN-CT54JW.
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Convection fan belt (pulley belt) for Panasonic combined microwave and fan ovens.


Panasonic part number Z40606660QP.



The belt fits between the convection fan unit in the roof of the microwave oven, 
and the drive motor situated behind the control panel.

  1. NN-A514AB, NN-CT562MB, NN-CT552WB, 

    NN-A524MB, NN-A524MF, NN-A554WB, NN-A554WF, NN-A574SB, NN-A574SF, NN-CT559WB, NN-CT579WB, NN-CT585S, NN-CT565M, NN-CT555W. 

    NNA514AB, NNCT562MB, NNCT552WB, 

    NNA524MB, NNA524MF, NNA554WB, NNA554WF, NNA574SB, NNA574SF, NNCT559WB, NNCT579WB, NNCT585S, NNCT565M, NNCT555W. NN-CD58JS, NN-CT57JM, NN-CT56JB, NN-CT55JW, NN-CT54JW.

Customer reviews
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 5/5
Purchased this for my Panasonic microwave oven. The old belt was slipping so needed a new one to drive the convection fan. perfect fit did the job. However the postage & packing was over the top for what was essentially a rubber band and could have been posted in a envelope.
Roy J.