Belt-stretch 2 Pack H-AH20080

Remove cover
Clean dust that built up
Place belt on spindle
Place belt on roller brush
Stretch belt enough to place roller back in position
Reattach cover

1. Removed suction hose mounting bracket. Two screws, located where the bottom of the hose connects.
2. Removed top cover. Four screws located on the top of plastic body where logo and height adjustment knobs are, respectively.
3. Removed top cover. Apply gentle rocking pressure to remove cover from rubber gasket. (Looks like a bumper.)
4. With cover off, brush roll and belt are exposed. Remove belt from motor shaft and brush roll from end brackets.
5. Slide new belt onto new brush roll. The correct side has about 1.5 inches of bare plastic with no bristles.
6. With belt on brush roll, hook belt onto motor shaft.
7. Pull brush roll forward and lock into end brackets.
Note: there should be tension on the belt and you should feel a good bit of resistance when pulling forward. The end brackets are built into the body of machine and are hexagonal. Rotate brush roll until it literally snaps into place.
8. Turn on vacuum briefly to verify brush roll spins and belt doesn't bind up.
9. Reinstall top cover.
10. Reinstall hose bracket.

1. Remove bottom plate of vacuum.
2. Removed old broken belt.
3. Installed new belt over the motor shaft and brush-roller.
4. Replace bottom plate of vacuum.

Laid vacuum on back side.
Turned and slid 2 retainer clips and removed a few of the phillips screws to gain access to belt and spool ends.
I pushed belt off shaft, lifted out spool assembly.
Placed new belt on spool, engaged belt on motor shaft, then forced the two square ends of spool into their slots.
Replaced screws, slid and turned two retainer clips to lock assembly in.
Done.

Have to pinch it to get it on the post or turn it sidewise, otherwise simple.

Replaced the broken belt

removed screws and replaced belt

Removed the outer cover and all inside parts at the bottom of the vacuum.
Followed written directions that came with new belts.
Replaced belt without too much trouble.
Closed up the bottom but then realized I had left out the piece below the roller and had to remove the bottom, loft out the roller with attached new belt.
Put the piece that belonged below the roller in place.
Replaced the roller and new belt and closed up again. It would help to have diagrams of the parts along with the explanation of how to repair.
Good belt with enough give to make it attach relatively easily. Very pleased that vacuum now works well again.

1. Removed screws holding cover plate over drive belt.
2. Lifted up roller and removed belt.
3. Reinstalled new belt over drive motor spindle and roller brush.
4. Stretched belt and placed roller back in guides.
5. Reinstalled roller cover and inserted and tightened screws.
1. Opened filter door removed and replaced filter snd closed access door.