Kodak 2J6630 Fan Drive Belt for Carousel & Ektagraphic Projectors

Replace an aged, stretched, cracked, or broken fan drive belt in compatible Kodak Carousel and Ektagraphic slide projectors. Kodak part 2J6630 transfers power to the projector's fan system, helping maintain the airflow required by the lamp and cooling system during operation.

This is the fan drive belt only. It is separate from the projector's mechanism drive belt, which performs a different function in the slide-changing mechanism.

Features & Benefits

• Replacement fan drive belt

• Kodak part number 2J6630

• Drives the projector's cooling fan system

• Replacement for an aged, stretched, or broken belt

• Used in compatible later-model Kodak Carousel projectors

• Used in compatible Kodak Ektagraphic III projectors

• Fan belt only

• Made in the USA

Specifications

Fan Drive Belt

The 2J6630 belt is part of the projector's fan and cooling system.

During operation, the fan circulates air through the projector to help manage the heat generated by the projection lamp. The fan drive belt connects the drive system to the cooling fan assembly.

A deteriorated fan belt can prevent the fan from being driven correctly even when the rest of the projector mechanism is operating.

Documented Kodak Applications

Kodak service documentation identifies part 2J6630 as the fan drive belt in several later Carousel projector models, including:

• Carousel 4200

• Carousel 4200-J

• Carousel 4200-KK

• Carousel 4400

• Carousel 4600

• Carousel 4600-KK

• Carousel 5600

• Carousel 5600-J

• Carousel 5600-KK

Kodak also documents 2J6630 as the fan drive belt in Ektagraphic III projectors.

Because Kodak produced numerous projector variations, checking the existing part and projector service information before ordering is recommended.

Fan Belt vs. Mechanism Belt

This is the fan drive belt, not the mechanism drive belt.

The fan belt is associated with the projector's cooling system. The mechanism belt is used in the projector's slide-changing drive mechanism.

If both belts are being replaced during a projector overhaul, make sure each replacement belt is installed in its correct location.

Replacement Part Numbers

Kodak projector parts references also associate 2J6630 with fan belt part number 221253.

If your service documentation identifies the required fan belt as either 2J6630 or 221253, compare your projector model and existing belt before ordering.

Ideal For

• Kodak Carousel projector repair

• Kodak Ektagraphic projector repair

• Fan drive belt replacement

• Projector cooling-system service

• Restoring older Kodak slide projectors

• Preventive projector maintenance

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Kodak part 2J6630 do?
It is the drive belt for the projector's cooling fan system.

Is this the mechanism drive belt?
No. This is the fan drive belt. The mechanism drive belt is a separate part used in the slide-changing mechanism.

Does this fit Kodak Carousel projectors?
Yes. Kodak service documentation lists 2J6630 in several later Carousel models, including the 4200, 4400, 4600, and 5600 series.

Does it fit Kodak Ektagraphic projectors?
Kodak documentation also identifies 2J6630 as the fan drive belt in Ektagraphic III projectors.

Does it fit every Kodak Carousel projector?
No. Earlier projector designs can use different fan belts. Verify the projector model or original part number before ordering.

What is the difference between this belt and Kodak 178837?
Both are fan drive belts, but they are associated with different generations of Kodak projectors. Part 2J6630 is used in later projector designs, while 178837 is offered for older Kodak projector applications.

Is 221253 related to this belt?
Yes. Kodak replacement-parts references cross-reference fan belt 221253 with 2J6630.

How do I know if I need a new fan belt?
An old belt may become stretched, hardened, cracked, or broken. If the projector's fan is not being driven correctly, inspect the belt and related fan-drive components as part of the repair.

Is this listing for one belt?
Yes. This listing is for the replacement fan drive belt.

Where is it made?
It is made in the USA.

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