How do I remove the drive belt in the F7411-900 dual 5 steam vac
197996
There is no drive belt. The brushes are turned via a turbine assembly directly in front of the electrical motor. There are some videos on YouTube that show this feature on older models.
2074787
Video instruction for DC07 Animal, the same one I have. shows you how to take apart and replace the belt also, and how the brush replacement tool is useful.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_CtaFcc5HU
2071808
It's at the front underneath the controls and vents. You need to pull up and out.
2051563
You probably lost the drive belt. Easy repair if you want to try. Go online to Uribe to ser the repair.
539444
There is a release button on the top of the canister that you press and lift the canister off the vac. Then there is another button at the bottom of the canister unit that looks just like the release button. Press it while holding it over a trash can and the content should fall out.
804930
These unit have easy accessible drives, which can be replaced easily. Contact the vendor you purchased this from and they will send you a new unit to replace it. To remove the drive press the rectangular latch towards the upper right of the drive to expose the latch, and simply pull it out. when you get the new drive simply pop it in.
516942
Hi, Pollard.There are two switches, one is perpendicular to the other. To remove the drive you must unlock with the first, and then the second physically pushes the drive outward and slides out from the computer. To eject the drive you must first slide the unlock, hold and, while holding the lock, push the second slider.These sliders are on both sides of the corner rubber grip. press and hold the one closest to the outside of the computer first, then the one further in toward the computer.
2041964
Yes. Just unscrew the five screws on bottom of the vaccuum , take off belt and pull out old beater bar and replace with new one. Thats it. Hope that answers your question.
919214
Not with the DC07 that I purchased in the UK about 6 years ago and when I recently bought new Dyson belts (they are sold in pairs) there was no mention of a tool in the fitting instructions. I put a strong cord through the belt to pull the belt through the slot in the plastic which is between the drive spindle and the brush bar having put the belt on the spindle. Brute force to stretch the belt was the only way I managed it, but it worked. The instructions say you should put the belt on the brush bar first and stretch the belt over the spindle with your thumb. My thumb and hand was not strong enough and I think most of us would have the same problem. Not with the DC07 that I purchased in the UK about 6 years ago and when I recently bought new Dyson belts (they are sold in pairs) there was no mention of a tool in the fitting instructions. I put a strong cord through the belt to pull the belt through the slot in the plastic which is between the drive spindle and the brush bar having put the belt on the spindle. Brute force to stretch the belt was the only way I managed it, but it worked. The instructions say you should put the belt on the brush bar first and stretch the belt over the spindle with your thumb. My thumb and hand was not... » Read More Not with the DC07 that I purchased in the UK about 6 years ago and when I recently bought new Dyson belts (they are sold in pairs) there was no mention of a tool in the fitting instructions. I put a strong cord through the belt to pull the belt through the slot in the plastic which is between the drive spindle and the brush bar having put the belt on the spindle. Brute force to stretch the belt was the only way I managed it, but it worked. The instructions say you should put the belt on the brush bar first and stretch the belt over the spindle with your thumb. My thumb and hand was not strong enough and I think most of us would have the same problem. « Show Less
770300
I looked on gates website for mine too. All i remember is it was a slightly tough job but my belt never came off again. I even had someone hit the throttle several times while i sprayed it with my water hose. Didnt even squeal after the install but keep up with the belt part number because the stock belt no longer works
818174
Just looking at the manual that came with it, page 3 reads, 'suction side 1 1/4", drive is 1" '. The check valve/foot valve comes with it, and I don't see a size on it, or in the manual. Measuring across the hole where it screws into, it seems either 1 7/8", or 2".
2007811
If you havent already figured it out: The hose has a 'nipple' close to where it piviots. It protrudes out facing the bottom. The click that you hear is the nipple snapping into place. So the idea is to lift the vacuum hose up so the nipple 'exits' it's 'housing' and pull out. Good luck.
192710
It is quite simple when you get the hang of it. Attach the rails without screws to the drive and then slip them in the drive slots. To remove the drive, squeeze the ends of the rails toward the drive and pull the drive out. My case has room for 5 drives.
1229039
In order to get to the belt, you have to unscrew the bottom plate. I think there are 3 screws. They sell replacement belts here at Amazon pretty cheap.
385037
On the inlet port remove the screen. Most vac hoses have an adapter that will fit inside. I installed an extra inlet port on my pool to allow vac bypass.
912737
You simply unclick the blower nozzle attach the leaf bag in that same spot then unbuckle the bottom and attach the vacum piece. Probably takes 1 minute I have done it multiple times now.
1696459
I don't really know. I think it's advertised as fitting all the Hoover steam vacs but I have the F7425-900 so I don't know about your model.