#Youtube listaway series

Step 4 вЂ“ Disassembling The Motor Housing Unit If you are replacing the brush motor for any reason, you might as well replace the circuit board as it could be partly responsible for any faults that are occurring.Д«eside the circuit board youвЂ™ll also find the handle engagement switch which only activates the brush bar when the handle is in the correct position.ДЄt this stage you should be able to remove the whole swivel unit from the base plate. The circuit board is held in place with two screws. Once you have the motor lifted out, youвЂ™ll need a pair of needle nose pliers to remove the circuit board leads from the motor contacts. The newer models have two screws at the side which need taken out whereas the older models donвЂ™t and the motor can just be lifted out without too much trouble. The brush bard lifts out easily and the belt with unhook from the motor. You could also use a bit holding screwdriver if you have one already.ДЄt this stage you should now have access to the brush bar, belt, small hose, circuit board and the brush bar motor. The best ones for the task are the Tonsiki 11 Piece Hex bit set and the Felo T-Handle Hex bit holder. YouвЂ™ll need a special star shaped security bit for this. Note that two of the screws are under the little front wheels and two more are between the large back wheels.

There are eight screws to remove altogether. In order to get at the brush bar and the brush motor you need to take off the base plate.

#Youtube listaway series

These replacement parts should fit your NV352 or other 3 series Shark Navigator Lift Away vacuums, but please check before ordering.