Belt Replacement on all Eureka Bravo Vacuum Cleaners Models
Turn off switch and unplug vacuum cleaner before servicing vacuum cleaner. Belt pulleys and belt can become hot during normal use. To prevent injury, avoid touching the motor pulley when checking the belt. Vacuum cleaners create suction and contain a revolving brush roll and moving parts. Keep loose clothing, hair, fingers, and all parts of body away from openings and moving parts.
Step 1Turn off vacuum cleaner and unplug power cord from wall. |
Step 2Move adjustment knob to lowest setting |
Step 3Lower handle to lowest position and turn over vacuum, so bottom is up. Step 4Check to see if your vacuum has four screws. If your vacuum has four screws remove the screws and Go To STEP 7. |
Step 5Remove the two screws in the front. Step 6Place screwdriver beside latch and twist and push down to release latch. Repeat on other latch. |
Step 7Turn vacuum cleaner over. Pull up on top to remove. |
Step 8Remove switch pedal by tilting it outward. |
Step 9Remove belt cover. |
Step 10Remove brush roll by placing a screwdriver blade between the end cap and base and prying against end cap. |
Step 11Remove old belt. Step 12Place new belt on motor shaft. |
Step 13Place belt on brush roll pulley. Step 14Stretch belt so that end cap on belt side is aligned and in place in base. Step 15Now pull opposite end cap into alignment and snap into place. |
Step 16Rotate brush roll with your hand to make sure belt is seated properly. Make sure your brush roll turns free. If brush roll does not turn free, try to free up by removing hair or threads that may have wound around brush roll or belt pulley. A build up of old rubber, threads or hair could cause the belt to slip. If you cannot free brush roll replace brush roll and/or bearings and belt. |
Step 17Replace belt cover. |
Step 18Tilt and rotate switch pedal into place. |
Step 19Make sure adjustment lever is in lowest setting. |
Step 20Place top back on vacuum and press down. Step 21Turn vacuum over. Replace the screws. |