Filter
Top Products
9
The Brush can usually be cleaned without removal from the
vacuum. If there is an excessive amount of hair and debris,
however, it is best to remove the Brush.
Pressing down on the Powerfoot Release button, detach
the Powerfoot from the Extension Wand.
Lay the Powerfoot face forward on the floor.
Locate the locking screws (6) on the bottom of the
Powerfoot. Using a Phillips head screwdriver, remove the
screws. Lift off the Brush Cover. Grasp the Brush firmly,
and pull it out. The Brush has metal end caps featuring a
square at the center. They can be removed for easier
cleaning, but make sure they are properly reinserted
before installing the Brush. Remove the Drive Belt from
the roller, set aside.
Clean debris from Brush. Lint, carpet pile, and hair can
be removed with a pair of scissors. If brush bristles are
worn or missing, replace Brush.
Slide Belt over Brush onto the belt track. Slide Belt over
the Motor Pulley. To reinstall Brush, slide square ends of
Brush into grooves, beginning with the Belt side. The Drive
Belt should have room to rotate within the belt channel.
Make sure Drive Belt is looped over roller and not twisted.
Inspect Belt action by rolling the Brush with the palm of
your hand.
Reattach Brush Cover to Powerfoot with (6) screws.
Follow steps 1, 2 and 3 from the "Cleaning the
DirtLifter
®
PowerBrush" section.
Remove old Belt from Brush.
Attach new Belt, aligning as indicated in step 5 and 6
from the "Cleaning the DirtLifter
®
PowerBrush" section.
To replace the Light Bulb in the Powerfoot, follow steps 1, 2
and 3 from "Cleaning the DirtLifter
®
PowerBrush" section.
Remove old Bulb from Bulb Socket. Insert new Bulb.
Refer to step 5 an 6 from "Cleaning the DirtLifter
®
PowerBrush" section.
Cleaning the DirtLifter
®
PowerBrush
Replacing the Drive Belt
Replacing The Light Bulb
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
6.
WARNING:
Unplug from outlet when not in
use and before servicing.