I need to replace belt but can't find where belt belongs,only says belt access. can't find belt.

Sorry folks, but there's no Eureka with this model no. The model number can be found on a sticker, usually on the bottom of the unit. We'll need the correct model to access schematics of the body so I can tell you how to access the belts.

You did not put the belt on its proper place that's why it happen. Replace again the belt and put it not over the metal part. Put a mark where the belt belong so that you'll remember it when you gonna install the belt. A mark like pen or masking tape will do.
Thanks for asking.

The belt should be replaced at least once per year. They lose elasticity and will slip when vacuuming. The brush strips in the brush roll can be replaced. It is well worth having it serviced by a Riccar dealer,. The 8000 series can last many years but any long lasting vacuum will require routine maintenance.

Here is a link to the belts you need and to a manual tou can view:

Bissell 1697 Belt and Manual

If you flip the vacuum over there should be (4) access screws on the base plate that covers the roller brush. Remove those and you will be able to access the belt. The belt you need you can get here:

Hoover 38528027 Replacement Belt

Below I have listed a link for your models manual which has instructions and a link for the belt you need. Hope it helps you!

Owner's Manual

Eureka 4471 Replacement Belt

Hi,

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Changing the belt
Posted by cbgolba on Jun 22, 2008
My husband changed the belt on our vacuum, now the metal frame doesn't fit back on the bottom. Also, there is a small metal clip that we don't know where it belongs.

Hello,
I would advise you to ALWAYS to FIRST UNPLUG YOUR VACUUM before beginning any service procedure. You should check on the owner’s manual to see how it goes together or call the Simplicity customer service line listed below to see what goes where. It’s been awhile since I have worked on a simplicity vacuum. So if you need further assistance, please feel free to contact your local vacuum cleaner dealer in your area or in the yellow pages, or contact the factory phone number or website to further assist you with your questions.
http://simplicityvacuums.com/ Customer Service 1-888-9-Simply
Thanks, Don the Vac Man
Go Ahead. Use Us.

If it is the one in the picture above, then from underneath there are 2 screws to remove, then on the back there is 2 catchs, and on each side a catch, pry up slightly to release them and the top will come off. There may be a cover over the brushroll, there is a catch on each side to release and it will come off.