V-belt type XPZ 862-II – code: 0004055 – Fischer panda

V-belt type XPZ 862-II (code 0004055) for Fischer Panda

The V-belt type XPZ 862-II is a replacement intended for Fischer Panda applications, identified by the supplier code 0004055. In the nautical and onboard system field, a belt in good condition is an important element for the operational continuity of groups and auxiliary systems: for this reason, in routine maintenance and restoration phases, it is useful to have a correctly identified spare consistent with your configuration.

Features and identifying details

Name

• Type: V-belt
• Series/indication: XPZ
• Variant: 862-II

Codes and supplier

• Product code (Supplier product code): 0004055
• Supplier: FISCHER PANDA

What does “correctly identified spare part” mean”

When talking about belts, references such as XPZ and the variant 862-II are part of the marking with which the spare part is recognized. When purchasing, it is good practice to compare:

• the code printed on the removed belt (if still readable);
• the technical documentation of the system (manual/parts list);
• the code 0004055 if indicated in the Fischer Panda spare parts list.

If any of these elements do not match, it is advisable to stop and verify before proceeding, to avoid machine downtime or incorrect installations.

Typical applications (marine context)

In the nautical context, the V-belt is commonly used on auxiliary systems where belt transmission is part of the group architecture. For this spare part, the main indication is the field Fischer Panda, within the dedicated spare parts.

Where it can be used

• Maintenance and restoration: replacement of the belt in case of wear, noise, slipping, or visible signs of deterioration.
• Onboard spare parts management: a useful component to keep in stock, especially when operating far from quick supplies.
• Scheduled interventions: replacement during periodic system checks, according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Important note on compatibility

The actual compatibility depends on the model and system configuration. In the absence of an official model list in this sheet, it is recommended to refer to the code 0004055 and the marking XPZ 862-II printed on the existing spare part or on the Fischer Panda documentation.

Operational advantages (conservative approach)

• Reduction of the risk of unexpected downtime: timely replacement of a worn belt helps prevent typical issues caused by irregular driving.
• More organized maintenance: using a spare part identified with code and marking facilitates traceability of interventions.
• Greater consistency with the spare parts list: the reference 0004055 allows alignment with the supplier's coding when present in the manuals.
• Ease of management on board: a dedicated spare part allows targeted interventions, without improvised adaptations.

Usage, checks, and installation notes

The following indications are general and intended to support proper maintenance. For procedures, tightening torques, and tensioning criteria, always follow the manufacturer's documentation and the best practices of the specific system.

Checks before replacement

• Marking check: check that the installed belt shows references compatible with XPZ and 862-II, if readable.
• Visual inspection: assess the presence of cracks, abnormal polishing, irregular edges or signs of slipping.
• Condition of the pulleys: dirty or worn pulleys can compromise transmission efficiency and accelerate belt wear.
• Alignment: misalignment can cause noise and uneven wear; it is useful to check it during the intervention.

Good practices during installation

• Security: secure the system and prevent accidental starts before operating.
• Assembly without forcing: avoid excessively bending or “pulling” the belt with improper tools; correct installation reduces the risk of early damage.
• Tensioning: set the tension according to the manufacturer's instructions; incorrect tension can cause slipping or unnecessary loads on components.
• Recheck after start-up: after a short test run, it is good practice to visually recheck the correct position of the belt and the general condition of the area.

Maintenance and spare management

• Programming: include belt inspection in the system maintenance routine.
• Spare replacement: if operation is critical, consider keeping a spare belt with the same marking.
• Storage: store in a clean and dry place, avoiding crushing and contamination (oil, dirt, solvents), which can reduce the component's lifespan.

How to order correctly

To minimize selection errors, it is recommended to always specify during ordering:

• Code: 0004055
• Description: V-belt type XPZ 862-II
• Brand/supplier: Fischer Panda

If you need to verify before purchase, you can compare these references with your spare parts list or with the marking on the installed belt.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What is the reference code for this Fischer Panda V-belt?

The supplier code indicated for this replacement is 0004055. It is recommended to report it along with the description “V-belt type XPZ 862-II” when ordering.

Is this belt compatible with my Fischer Panda system?

Compatibility depends on the model and configuration. Check the marking on the installed belt (XPZ and variant 862-II, if readable) and compare code 0004055 with the Fischer Panda documentation/parts list.

When is it advisable to replace a V-belt on board?

Generally, when signs of wear, noise, slipping, or visible deterioration appear, or during scheduled maintenance provided by the system manufacturer.

Are there any special instructions for assembly?

Good practices are recommended such as securing the system, avoiding installation forcing, and setting tension according to the manufacturer's documentation. After a short test, a visual inspection is useful.

How can I reduce the risk of error when purchasing?

Always use complete references: description “V-belt type XPZ 862-II”, code 0004055, and supplier Fischer Panda. If possible, compare them with the marking on the removed belt or with the spare parts list of your system.