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Genuine Dirt Devil Style 1 Belt. It is sold in a pack of two. It is used on the Dirt Devil models listed below. Depending on how often this vacuum is used, you should replace your belts every 3 to 6 months.
Genuine Dirt Devil accessory pack.
This package has a total of 3 Vacuum bags in it that are type G.
They can be used on all of the Vacuums listed below.
You will notice that the bag is full when the Vacuum stops picking up debris.
The Vacuum Bag should be changed at this point.
This is a genuine Dirt Devil upright vacuum belt. It fits vacuums that use a Style 4 or Style 5 belt. This is a flat belt which is used to transfer motion from the drive shaft to the brushroll. Th brushroll spins inside the suction nozzle in order to agitate the fibers of carpet or upholstery. This loosens dirt for a thorough clean. Note that the old belt may seem larger then the replacement belt because they get stretched out over time. One belt is included per package.
Genuine OEM replacement part, this item is sold individually.
The purpose of this belt is to rotate the Brush Roll on the vacuum models shown below. This belt is Style 23.
Depending on the model you have, it can be installed in different ways.
If possible look how the old belt was installed so it will be easier to replace it.
Genuine OEM replacement part, this part is sold individually.
The purpose of this belt is to rotate the brush roll assembly on the vacuums shown below.
It is situated and installed in different places depending on the vacuum you have.
These belts do have a tendency to wear out.
It is advised to order an extra one to keep on hand for future use.
Dirt Devil Repair Articles
| How to Replace the Fuel Filters in Your Outdoor Power Equipment | How to Fix a 2-Cycle Engine Carburetor |
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| This article will help you troubleshoot your fuel-line replacement repairs. ... | This article will walk you step-by-step through the process of repairing a 2-Cycle carburetor.... |
