Changing belt on eureka multicuclonic

The belt part number for the Eureka 5848 AV-2 vacuum is 61120A.

Should you need part numbers for other pieces of the Eureka 5848 AV-2 vacuum, click on the following site, http://www.vacpartswarehouse.com/Eureka-5848-Lightspeed-Whirlwind-s/1959.htm

Remove 4 screws on top and top plate will lift up exposing the belt and roller. Make sure you remove hair and other debris before replacing.

turn the vaccum upside down and unscrew the screws in the bottom, pop that cover off and you should be able to remove the wheel assymblie. take the old belt out,slide knew one over the shaft and replace the cover and screws

take the vacuum head off the end of the tube , turn the machine and place your hand over the end of the tube
if it sucks your hand onto the tube , the machine is working as a vacuum machine
then check fro a blockage in the elbow section near the head
if there is no vacuum , junk it and get a new one

It could be due to a stretched or worn drive belt. Here is a link to the owners manual which has instructions and a link to the belt you need.

Eureka Altima Owner's Guide

Eureka Altima Replacement Belts

I have listed below a link to the owners manual for your model and a link where you can purchase the belt you need. Hope it helps you!

Eureka Contour 2900 Owner's Guide

Eureka Contour 2900 Belt

That means that the belt is starting to wear. When the belt starts to stretch it can't turn the roller brush against the resistance of the carpet and therefore doesn't pick up well. You simply need to change the belt. Here is a link to the belt you need and to the manual:

Eureka 2961AVZ Belts

Eureka 2961AVZ Owner's Guide (3.4 KB download)

by the pic, its not an eureka, its a hoover w.t. s.p . if you removed the clog and still nothing, change the bag or clean the washable filter at the bottom of the bag.(belts should be changed every 6 months)

If you've put a new belt on and you still are getting a rubber smell, then odds are that your agitator (the rotating brush) is not turning freely, and that means either (a) you need to remove the end caps and remove any hair / debris that is under those end caps, or (2) the bearing(s) of the agitator are bad. Depending on the model of the Sharp (which was not provided), you may be able to order just the defective bearings and replace them (or take the agitator to a vacuum shop to have them do it), or you can (or may need to) order the agitator assembly complete.

make sure all your filters are clean,try to turn the brush roller by hand a few times if it turns real freely then the belt is broke.if it is reall hard to turn then you have something wrapped around the ends of the roller where the bearings are.your motor guard might be keeping it from running because it got too hot take the brush roller out and the belt let it cool down for 20 minutes then try it without the roller and belt.you should be able to take the ends of the roller off by just pulling out on them so you can remove what ever is in there