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Brush roll, Brush roll belt and light bulb, How to replace worn belt or light bulb – Eureka 6998 Series User Manual

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Brush Roll

The brush roll turns to sweep and comb the carpet nap. Keep the brush roll free from hair and threads so it will continue
cleaning. When the bristles of the brush roll no longer touch a piece of cardboard held across the bottom plate, the brush
roll is ineffective because the bristles no longer touch the carpet nap. To maintain the most effective cleaning, install a new
brush roll.

Brush Roll Belt and Light Bulb

The brush roll belt on the motorized nozzle drives the brush roll to agitate, sweep, and comb the carpet nap. The belt should
be checked regularly to be sure that it is in good condition. Replace the belt if it is stretched, cracking, or slipping. Cut away
any hair or thread wound around the brush roll or belt pulley because the buildup could cause the belt to rotate unevenly.

How to Replace Worn Belt or Light Bulb

(On Some Models)

NOTE: Turn off the switch and unplug the electrical cord before replacing belt or bulb. Pulleys can become hot

during normal use. To prevent injury, avoid touching the pulleys when servicing the drive belt.

1. Remove four screws from bottom side. Turn unit over;

pull up on hood to remove.

Replace light bulb, if necessary. Use GENUINE
EUREKA 15 watt replacement bulb, 59045.

Continue to step 2 to change belt. Skip to step 7 to
replace hood.

2. Lift out brush roll and discard used belt.

3. Put new belt around brush roll pulley first; then the

motor pulley.

4. Place left end cap into the base.

5. Pull right end of brush roll to stretch belt. Secure right

end cap into base.

6. Rotate brush roll to seat belt.

7. Position hood; secure with screws.

Motor Pulley

Brush Roll Pulley

Look for the

symbol.

Use GENUINE EUREKA replacement belt, 58065.

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Tools

11. Lift the tool storage lid to open. The tools store under the cover. To use cleaning tools, attach them directly to end of hose

or use the button-lock wand. Twist the round end of tool onto hose or wand until secure.

a.

Dusting brush. For furniture, blinds, books, lamp shades, shelves. Turn the brush section to change direction of the
bristles.

b. Crevice tool. For corners, baseboards, between cushions, sliding door tracks.

c.

Upholstery nozzle. For curtains, draperies, cushions, fabrics.

d. Floor brush. For paneled walls, ceilings, beams, polished floors.

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