Introducción
Si el cepillo de los rodillos no gira, comprueba la correa de los rodillos para ver si necesita ser cambiada. El aspirador aún se encenderá pero el cepillo no girará si la correa está rota.
Qué necesitas
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Tira de la empuñadura mientras pulsas el botón de desenganche para quitar el cuerpo del aspirador.
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Quita la correa de los rodillos de alrededor del cepillo de rodillos y del engranaje del motor.
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Para volver a montar tu dispositivo, sigue las instrucciones en sentido contrario.
Para volver a montar tu dispositivo, sigue las instrucciones en sentido contrario.
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Very helpful re shark vacuum , thank you!
First of all, I couldn’t find the belt at 3 different stores that sell the vacuum including the place I bought it. Not on their websites either. And not on Shark’s website. Strange. I got it from Amazon. Next, I cannot get at the roller as the housing won’t come apart even with brute force. And yes, I got all the screws out and followed all instructions. It just fits so tightly, I cannot get it apart. I have a $350 vacuum, an $8 belt, and I cannot vacuum my rugs. Really disappointed as I’ve replaced belts in other vacuums in the past with no problems. And I’ve had this vacuum for a relatively short time and use it only weekly in a fairly small condo. Not sure why the belt literally disintegrated and came out in pieces.
The number of screws in the instructions is not correct. There were 11 in mine. One that is deeper and my screw driver didn't reach. But since I was just trying to clean the roller I gave up. But I'm betting you still need a screw or two out if you only took out the number listed. good luck. P.S. sometimes something you vacuum up gets in just the wrong spot and eats the belt by rubbing. The heat disintegrates it.
Depending on when you bought your vacuum, you can call shark and theyll replace the whole thing if need be. I had a 2 year time frame. It's worth a shot.
