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The bread maker makes an abnormal noise during use. The blade turns very slowly. This type of malfunction is most often caused by the belt, which is worn and no longer able to drive various parts of the device. To disassemble the bread maker, you need to remove the five screws that are located under the machine. For some models, it will be necessary to have an adapted screwdriver. Remove the bowl and then disassemble the internal metal casing by removing the eight small screws at the bottom of the bowl and then remove the screw that holds the resistance. Lift the shell to access the plastic clips. Unclip three clips to separate the machine into two parts. Remove the connector by pressing the lever to separate the two parts. Remove the remaining seven screws to remove the plastic bottom and access the belt. To replace the broken or damaged belt, remove the clip and the metal washer from the motor shaft so that the new belt can be installed. Position the belt between the motor and the pulley and manually turn the pulley until the belt snaps into place. Tighten it. Reassemble the various parts of the unit and replace only a few screws. The remaining screws will be attached after checking that the bread maker is working properly.