Things You Will Need
Replacing a Eureka Vacuum Belt
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Turn the vacuum head over; examine to see if your unit is secured with a latch or with screws.
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Remove the panel either by releasing the latch mechanism or by removing the screws.
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Remove and discard the old belt. Take note of how the belt was threaded around the motor shaft and the brush drum.
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Loop the new belt around the roller brush. It may be necessary to remove the brush drum to do this; replace the brush once the belt is in place.
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Thread the belt around the motor shaft by stretching the belt with the screwdriver.
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Test the connection by spinning the brush drum. Make sure the belt does not pop off and spins the motor shaft. Replace the bottom cover.
The Drip Cap
- Spinning agitator brushes dig deep into carpet fibers to fluff up your carpet while removing embedded dirt.
- Turn the vacuum head over; examine to see if your unit is secured with a latch or with screws.
- Loop the new belt around the roller brush.