Introduction
The brush bar on the vacuum can wear with use. If your brush is scratching your floor, or not cleaning as well as it used to, then you may want to replace your brush bar.
Tools
Parts
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Using a quarter, turn the three soleplate fasteners 90 degrees to the left.
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Holding the soleplate on both sides, tilt it down and away from the vacuum.
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Remove the soleplate from the vacuum.
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Turn down the squared tabs on the brushbar so that they face outward.
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Use a screwdriver to pry the belt up from the brushbar.
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While holding the belt, pull the brushbar to the left and remove it from the vacuum.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
16 comments
Too bad it don't work that easy when reassembling the drive belt over the brush roller. Dyson should reinvent another way and drop dead!
mikemo69 -
Make sure you get all 4 tabs back in before you close it up. It IS a ##&&% to do on some models.
mjpotter -
What bout putting the Belt back on? Or does it Put Itself back On The Roller????
Missing Steps!
Michael -
Some models don't have the clutch mechanism, but are driven directly from the motor (and the belt cover which is shown as the clutch cover is now part of the soleplate); in that case, it may be simpler to just remove the belt from the motor spindle.
If you've had the vacuum cleaner more than 2 or 3 years, consider changing the belt at the same time, they are not expensive
Paul Blitz -