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MAINTENANCE AND CARE OF THE FULL SIZE POWER NOZZLE
Fig. 1
Fig. 3
Fig. 2
Fig. 4
Removing the Brushroll
WARNING!
To Reduce the Risk of Electrical
Shock or Injury from Moving Parts, Turn the
Vacuum Off and Unplug it.
Your brushroll may need to be removed at
times to cut threads that have become tan-
gled around the brushroll or to replace the
belt (see
Replacing the Power Nozzle Belt
).
To remove the brushroll, turn the unit over
and take off the metal bottom plate by first
unscrewing the two bottom plate screws
located by the rear wheels (Fig. 1).
Remove the belt cover guard and pull the
brushroll out (Fig. 2).
To reinstall the brushroll, reinsert the
brushroll back into the unit (make sure
the belt is attached properly). Next, insert
the belt cover guard. Then, place the metal
bottom plate back onto the unit (insert the
front end of the bottom plate first). Re-insert
the two bottom plate screws and secure.
Replacing the Power Nozzle Belt
WARNING!
To Reduce the Risk of
Electrical Shock or Injury from Moving
Parts, Turn the Vacuum Off and Unplug it.
To replace the power nozzle belt, you must
first remove the brushroll (see “Removing
the Brushroll”). Then locate and discard the
broken belt (Fig. 3).
To install the new belt, locate the power nozzle
motor pulley and loop the belt around it.
Place the other end of the belt around the
brushroll making sure the belt is seated in
the “belt groove” of the brushroll (Fig. 4).
