To achieve this, charcoal is treated to make it fracture with tiny holes and passages..
Start by tilting the vacuum onto its back, then removing the base plate.. You’ll probably need a screwdriver to remove the plate and get full access to the brushroll area..Step 3: Remove the Brush Bar (if Necessary) and Broken Belt.
Once the base plate is removed, you should be able to access both the brushroll and the belt..But before you start the replacement process, look carefully at how the belt attaches to the brush roll.Is it held in place by tension alone?
Or is there something else that’s holding the belt in position?Does the brush need to be removed?
It’s important to check so you know how to attach the new belt.. Once you understand how the belt attaches, you may need to remove the brush roll (often by sliding it through the belt loop) and then detach the belt from the motor shaft.
On some vacuums, you can just slide off the drive belt without needing to remove the brush roll..Step 4: Allow the Dust Cup Plenty of Time to Air Dry.
It’s vital that the dust cup is fully dry before reattaching it to the vacuum cleaner.Any moisture inside the dust cup could allow mould to grow.
Turning the vacuum on could also suck water into the motor, which will ruin it.. Leave the dust cup on its side and keep the lid open when drying.Allow it to dry for at least 24 hours before reassembling the vacuum..
(Editor: Beginner Routers)