User guide

aintenance

8. Maintenance

leaning and Changing the Belt

Tools required: Phillips screwdriver.

WARNING: To reduce the risk of electric

shock, the power cord must be

disconnected before removing the dirt

container, HEPA filter, changing the filters or

performing maintenance / troubleshooting

checks. Occasionally, the power nozzle drive belt

will require changing, the frequency will depend

upon the amount of vacuum use.

1. Turn vacuum off and unplug from power supply.

Press handle release button and lay vacuum

cleaner on a flat, level surface.

2. Using a Philips screwdriver, remove the five (5)

screws on the underside of the cleaner and

remove the carpet height adjuster on the top side

to release the top cover of the vacuum head (Fig.

8/1)

3. Lift the right side of the brushbar and lift the left

hand side and remove the brushbar from the

power head (Fig.8/2).

4. Remove the worn or broken belt from the motor

drive shaft.

5. Carefully remove any belt residue that may exist

in the belt area before replacing with a new belt.

6. Loop the new belt first over the motor drive

shaft and then over the agitator pulley.

7. Insert the right side of the brushbar in first by

placing the end cap down in the slot and then so

the same with the left side. Press firmly to make

sure that each end is completely inserted.

8. Check to make sure that the belt is centred on

the agitator pulley and that the brushbar turns.

9. Replace the vacuum head cover by screwing in

the four (4) screws on the underside of the

vacuum cleaner.

Fig.8/1

Fig.8/2

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