Pump Belt BR-1020

1. Removed the brush roller screws and retainer.
2. Removed brush belt
3. Replaced pump belt
4. Replaced brush roller belt
5. Reinstalled brush roller retainer and screws.

The actuator arm of the diverter valve had broken off. The new diverter valve only took a few minutes to replace. There were six screws holding the top cover to the main body of the shampooer. After removing the screws and taking the cap off the water flow indicator the top cover lifted off the machine. The arm of the actuator valve fed through the hole in the top cover and snapped into the control knob. The old diverter valve gasket pulled out and the new one fit into the groove. I replaced the pump belt simply due to the age of the machine. The whole project to about 45 min. I'd have to say it was a medium difficulty project. After replacing the parts I simply placed the cover back on the base and put the six screws back in.

1. Removed the 6 screws holding the base together
2. Marked (color code) all the hose lines leading to the pump
3. Disconnected all hose lines on Pump
4. Removed 4 screws holding pump in place, and smooth belt.
5. Removed pump by tilting inward side up, this allowed toothed belt to become loose and came off gear.
6. Disconnected all plastic lines and cleaned. Checked all joints to insure flow through them then reassembled all lines.
7. Snapped out Autoload Receiver and replaced with new part
8. Reassembled entire base and screwed on new Flow Indicator.
Easy to do with Phillips Screwdriver, Pliers (Standard and Needle Nose).

No problems installing new parts, went well. Only problem I had was with one of the hoses being on the wrong side of the water outlet, could not get left side to come all the way down. Corrected this problem the top went into place easily. Make sure this hose is on the inside if the water drain in bottom of sweeper tank area.