do these lil vacs with a motorized brush roll have belts that need changing?
497348
I have owned one for years and have never changed a filter or belt like a traditional vacuum.
2041963
Yes it is. Once the belt is slipped off, it is just a matter of pulling out the old bar and placing the new one. Pay attention to the direction of the black ends as well, they need to face the same way (they are designed so you can flip them halfway through the service life of the bar to move the brushes closer to the carpet) . All you need to access this is a Phillips screwdriver.
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Note: Unplug the electrical cord!1. Remove the three screws holding the BOTTOM cover.2. Remove the bottom cover, exposing the motor shaft, the belt channel, and the and roller-brush.3. Remove the old belt.4. Lift the roller-brush from it's position.5. Place the new belt on the motor shaft.6. Place the new belt on the roller-brush. on the smooth area for the belt.7. Stretch the belt as you place the roller-brush in it's original place.7. Replace the cover and screws.8. Place the vacuum upright.9. Plug in the electrical cord and vacuum. Note: Unplug the electrical cord!1. Remove the three screws holding the BOTTOM cover.2. Remove the bottom cover, exposing the motor shaft, the belt channel, and the and roller-brush.3. Remove the old belt.4. Lift the roller-brush from it's position.5. Place the new belt on the motor shaft.6. Place the new belt on the roller-brush. on the smooth area for the belt.7. Stretch the belt as you place the roller-brush in it's original place.7. Replace the cover and screws.8. Place the vacuum upright.9. Plug in the... » Read More Note: Unplug the electrical cord!1. Remove the three screws holding the BOTTOM cover.2. Remove the bottom cover, exposing the motor shaft, the belt channel, and the and roller-brush.3. Remove the old belt.4. Lift the roller-brush from it's position.5. Place the new belt on the motor shaft.6. Place the new belt on the roller-brush. on the smooth area for the belt.7. Stretch the belt as you place the roller-brush in it's original place.7. Replace the cover and screws.8. Place the vacuum upright.9. Plug in the electrical cord and vacuum. « Show Less
765261
I am so sorry, I ordered this belt to have on hand. The belt has held up really great and have not had to replace yet. I really love this vac except the hose assembly is a little awkward and is to thick to clean under my bed. I don't have a lot of mobility so I chock up the problem to me and not the machine.
1742558
no.. There are no moving brushes in the vacuum. The only time hair became a problem is when I used a vacuum with moving brushes. You must clean out all vacuums regularly.
672195
no you don't have to change pulleys. the belts just fit right on the old pulleys. just be sure to order the right width belts. the belts work great in reducing vibration. i certainly recommend them.
1545307
It has 2 belts if I am not mistaken I had to put mine in the vaccum cleaner shop
1517416
No, the brush rotates on all settings. If you notice it not spinning, it is because the belt broke. I had that happen to me several times. I had to call for replacement belts.
949836
I'll have to check the manual. My only problem with the vacuum,though, is that dirt and dust sometimes collect in the roller brush housing. Still, a good machine.
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There is absolutely 100% a belt. I just had to include this answer because I was shocked that the previous response stated that there was no belt so assertively. I am assuming they are guessing. I opened it up to see a noise I heard and sure enough, there is a belt that turns the brush. It is not a magical mysterious cleaner. Everything is going to have to use the proper bits and pieces of the similar items that also utilize the only sensible way to have the brush spin, a belt. Better late than never, but I couldn't understand how someone can be so confident, yet so, so, so wrong. So yeah. Besides that, it is really not the best hand vacuum anyway. There is absolutely 100% a belt. I just had to include this answer because I was shocked that the previous response stated that there was no belt so assertively. I am assuming they are guessing. I opened it up to see a noise I heard and sure enough, there is a belt that turns the brush. It is not a magical mysterious cleaner. Everything is going to have to use the proper bits and pieces of the similar items that also utilize the only sensible way to have the brush spin, a belt. Better late than never, but I couldn't understand how someone can be so confident, yet so, so, so wrong. So yeah.... » Read More There is absolutely 100% a belt. I just had to include this answer because I was shocked that the previous response stated that there was no belt so assertively. I am assuming they are guessing. I opened it up to see a noise I heard and sure enough, there is a belt that turns the brush. It is not a magical mysterious cleaner. Everything is going to have to use the proper bits and pieces of the similar items that also utilize the only sensible way to have the brush spin, a belt. Better late than never, but I couldn't understand how someone can be so confident, yet so, so, so wrong. So yeah. Besides that, it is really not the best hand vacuum anyway. « Show Less
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It does not! I bought this product, obviously a SECOND, whose belt broke almost immediately. I have replaced the belt 3 times and can only get a minute or two of vacuuming, before it breaks AGAIN! DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!
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According to the manual, there is a release tab on the side of the vacuum for access to a belt, however; there are no instructions as to doing that procedure nor where to find replacement parts. The best advice would be to contact Fuller Brush directly, all info should be online.
583960
No, I haven't had an issue with the belt. The wheels seem to fall off during vacuuming though. That's my only issue at the moment.
1767219
I purchased these belts for replacement in my Bissell Powerforce 6583 model. It was an upright bag less model. Correct fit.
2041965
Yes, you need to remove the screws that hold the black cover, the side cover that protects the belt, remove the belt, then the brush. Is messy (you will get dust on you) but is easy.
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attaches motor to brush. I would say your measurements are the same as these. If you vacuum is eating belts I would suggest a new brush. The bearings go bad over time.
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Hi~When I ordered the vacuum from Amazon, there was a site that popped up called 'Vacuum Fix'. I ordered the belt to have just in case and extra bags. Good luck!