Eureka PowerSpeed NEU182B Belt and Roller Brush Replacement

ID: 165632

Description: Vacuum cleaners are essential household...

Steps:

1. Press the orange button on the top of the canister.
2. Pull it towards you to release it from the vacuum.

3. To empty the dirt and debris from inside the canister, press the yellow tab to the side, near the bottom of the canister.
4. The bottom will open, and the contents can be emptied into the trash.
5. When finished, close the bottom.

6. The purple top of the canister is released by pulling the tab forward.
7. Lift the lid to expose the filter.
8. Lift the filter out and set aside.

9. Under the filter is the filter screen.
10. Lift this out of the canister and remove the debris and dirt that has collected in the filter cup.

11. To put the filter screen back into place. line the groove in the back of the canister to the slot in the back of the filter screen.
12. Place the filter back on top of the filter screen and close the lid to the canister.
13. Make sure the purple tab locks securely to the canister.

14. Place the canister back onto the vacuum.
15. Place the bottom onto the vacuum first, then tilt the top to lock it back into place.

16. To remove the hose, lift the end of the hose on the right-hand side of the vacuum near the base.
17. The left-hand side of the hose is located near the top of the canister.
18. To remove it, twist it towards you and pull away from the vacuum.

19. Use the broom handle or something similar to thread into the hose and remove any blocked debris or trash.
20. Use caution with things like broken glass.

21. To replace the hose with the vacuum, you can place the end of the left-hand side into its opening so that it is angled towards you and then twist towards the vacuum to secure it.
22. The right-hand side slips back onto the opening at the base.

23. Find the orange pedal at the bottom left-hand side of the vacuum.
24. Press on it with your foot.
25. This will unlock the vacuum from the base, allowing the vacuum to lay flat.

26. Gently lay the vacuum face down so the underside of the base is exposed.

27. Check the brush roll for debris and use the scissors to cut away heavy string or thread.

28. Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the six screws that attach the plastic guard to the outside of the brush roll compartment.

29. Lift off the cover. Remove any of the debris that has collected around the belt.
30. The belt is located on the right of the belt.

31. To remove the brush roll, twist the right end towards you and lift it from the base.

32. The left side of the brush roll with now lift out quickly and the belt will still be attached to it.

33. To remove the belt, lift it off the silver peg at the top of the base on the left-hand side.
34. The belt can be easily slipped off the end of the brush roll.

35. Now that the brush roll and the belt have been removed, any additional debris, dirt, and hair can be easily removed.

36. You are now ready to install the new brush roll and belt to the vacuum.
37. Have both out and unpackaged.

38. The belt is the first to be installed.
39. Take one end of the belt and slip it onto the silver peg at the top, left-hand side of the base.
40. The bottom end of the belt will be placed onto the new brush roll.
41. Pay attention to which end of the brush roll has the belt.
42. Make sure it is the end that has the open groove without bristles.

43. You can pull down to create tension in the belt and place the left end of the brush roll into its slot first.

44. With the left end of the brush roll secured into place, insert the right-hand side into its slot.
45. You can test whether both ends are correct by gently spinning the brush with your hand.
46. If it turns easily, the brush head has been installed correctly. If not, reverse the steps and try again.

47. Find the tab that is at the bottom center of the base plate.
48. Align it with the tab located at the bottom center of the base and push the base into place.
49. Pay attention to the holes for the screw and ensure everything aligns.

50. Insert each screw back into place, and tighten each one using the Phillips head screwdriver.
51. Once finished, you can stand your vacuum back up, plug it in, and test it out!
52. You should have a clog-free, dust-free, and well-working vacuum.