How do you put the new 4&5 belt on? I don't have a manual.
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Note: Unplug the electrical cord!1. Remove the three screws holding the BOTTOM cover.2. Remove the bottom cover, exposing the motor shaft, the belt channel, and the and roller-brush.3. Remove the old belt.4. Lift the roller-brush from it's position.5. Place the new belt on the motor shaft.6. Place the new belt on the roller-brush. on the smooth area for the belt.7. Stretch the belt as you place the roller-brush in it's original place.7. Replace the cover and screws.8. Place the vacuum upright.9. Plug in the electrical cord and vacuum. Note: Unplug the electrical cord!1. Remove the three screws holding the BOTTOM cover.2. Remove the bottom cover, exposing the motor shaft, the belt channel, and the and roller-brush.3. Remove the old belt.4. Lift the roller-brush from it's position.5. Place the new belt on the motor shaft.6. Place the new belt on the roller-brush. on the smooth area for the belt.7. Stretch the belt as you place the roller-brush in it's original place.7. Replace the cover and screws.8. Place the vacuum upright.9. Plug in the... » Read More Note: Unplug the electrical cord!1. Remove the three screws holding the BOTTOM cover.2. Remove the bottom cover, exposing the motor shaft, the belt channel, and the and roller-brush.3. Remove the old belt.4. Lift the roller-brush from it's position.5. Place the new belt on the motor shaft.6. Place the new belt on the roller-brush. on the smooth area for the belt.7. Stretch the belt as you place the roller-brush in it's original place.7. Replace the cover and screws.8. Place the vacuum upright.9. Plug in the electrical cord and vacuum. « Show Less
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I just had this problem with the outter rotor drive belt coming off the pulleys, there's a threaded insert on the pulley side of the rotor driveshaft that comes loose and unscrews allowing the shaft bearing to move out of it's recess in the side cover and the belt comes off. You can tighten the insert back up by removing the other side cover and using an allen wrench and a hex wrench on the pulley just make sure the rotor drive hex is aligned properly as you tighten it back up. Maybe some thread locker would cure the problem or it just wasn't properly torqued to begin with when assembled. The rotor should be tight with no side to side movement, if there is side to side play then the belt will come off. I just had this problem with the outter rotor drive belt coming off the pulleys, there's a threaded insert on the pulley side of the rotor driveshaft that comes loose and unscrews allowing the shaft bearing to move out of it's recess in the side cover and the belt comes off. You can tighten the insert back up by removing the other side cover and using an allen wrench and a hex wrench on the pulley just make sure the rotor drive hex is aligned properly as you tighten it back up. Maybe some thread locker would cure the problem or it just wasn't properly torqued to begin with when assembled.... » Read More I just had this problem with the outter rotor drive belt coming off the pulleys, there's a threaded insert on the pulley side of the rotor driveshaft that comes loose and unscrews allowing the shaft bearing to move out of it's recess in the side cover and the belt comes off. You can tighten the insert back up by removing the other side cover and using an allen wrench and a hex wrench on the pulley just make sure the rotor drive hex is aligned properly as you tighten it back up. Maybe some thread locker would cure the problem or it just wasn't properly torqued to begin with when assembled. The rotor should be tight with no side to side movement, if there is side to side play then the belt will come off. « Show Less
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from what I found there's a small belt inside the bottom cover. If the belt is not on it dosnt turn bar. going to try to change belt to see if that turns it.
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Not with the DC07 that I purchased in the UK about 6 years ago and when I recently bought new Dyson belts (they are sold in pairs) there was no mention of a tool in the fitting instructions. I put a strong cord through the belt to pull the belt through the slot in the plastic which is between the drive spindle and the brush bar having put the belt on the spindle. Brute force to stretch the belt was the only way I managed it, but it worked. The instructions say you should put the belt on the brush bar first and stretch the belt over the spindle with your thumb. My thumb and hand was not strong enough and I think most of us would have the same problem.
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You probably lost the drive belt. Easy repair if you want to try. Go online to Uribe to ser the repair.
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There is a nylon loop sewn into the back. You slide your belt through it. Here is a picture: http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn248/loginfailed/Work%20Pics/A5720B37-B3C4-445F-B5A4-8C8F07FAA541_zpsyathi1o5.jpg
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Give it a little tug that should set it in place. Any way that works for me.
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I don't have any trouble doing it myself. There is a cushion that comes out you slide the seat belt through one side & out the other to buckel it. Then you put the cushion back in. Pretty easy as far as I am concerned.
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Go to DirtDevil.com, select Products, Handheld Vacuum Cleaners, Classic Handheld Dirt Devil 100, and select parts and accessories for that one. You'll see a list of available parts (including belts), their prices and info related to the warranty. You may be able to call them and get the replacement belt under warranty. To replace the belt, follow the illustration on the front right side of the vacuum. It tells you the belt style (17) and shows how to twist the belt on the spindle. You first have to unscrew the black plastic cap on the nose of the vacuum. Insert the screwdriver into the small hole by the "belt" arrow just below and to the right of the plastic nose cap. Good luck.
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You probably can but don't waste your time and money. I had the belt and used it for 4 months and nothing .I followed the instructions to the tee.
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On the back of the collar there are 2 nuts just unscrew them and pull the receiver out. Do the reverse to put on new collar.
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John:V-belt ...checked manual before rolling to work ...only issue so far was chute collar which cracked during first use ...Since brand new product at that time, there were no replacement parts.They tried to give me a hard time but failed.It was replaced.LOLwishing you no snow ...; )
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I USED BROKEN BELT, SEVERAL SITES THAT SELL BELTS AND ASKED A LOCAL GUY THAT DOES REPAIRS. Note got it wrong first time then went with ALL above. Also used the model nr off mower. This whole belt thing can get very confusing if you do not at least, double check and use all sources to get them all to agree.
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I've had mine less than a year and am now working on replacing the belt (approx. $35 including shipping) for the second time, which must be done by a technician ($99/visit). We've tried repairing ourselves. It's very hard, even to get the wheel covers off. I'm not pleased at all.
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I recommend you contact the seller. I've never used the belt so I hesitate to guess.
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The outer belt is replaceable, but the inner (trapped) belt isn't. I'm a fairly 'mechanical' person, but I still watched the online videos and tried to analyze where Murphy's Law would be operative. Certainly the stretching of the two belts to get them properly placed is a potential trouble spot. If a belt is damaged in any way (nicked, over-stretched) it would be sure to lead to premature failure. Or something causing undue load on the belt, such as bad brush bearings of a 'wrap' of carpet yarn could also be a problem. So, in my amateur analysis, I'd say that (1) the belt had a defect, or (2) was damaged or stressed, causing the failure. As to warranty... hope you saved the receipt! But if you are certain that you installed the clutch properly and carefully, then the belt may have been defective. Good luck!! (rel)
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These belts work off of tension so they are supposed to fit very tightly. The new belts will seem too small and like they won't fit, but they will. You have to stretch them to fit. Also, you cannot compare your old used belts to the new belts. The new belts will always be smaller than you used belts which has been stretched larger with use.