Probably, but I'm not familiar with that particular mechanism. Someone else may be & chime in here, but in the absence of a hands-on tutorial, it comes down to locating the existing belt and looking at what's required to get the old one off, the new one on, whether any gearing that might have to stay sync'd has to come apart to do it, etc. For sure you want to make sure the surfaces the belt rides on are clean (no oil or grease built up on them) and don't get the new belt oily or greasy in the process of installing it. Any geared mechanisms involved in the movement of parts during the open sequence should be checked to make sure they're still moving easily w/o sticky points. Same for the door mechanism.
John