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Lie the vacuum down so it's completely flat, the back of it facing up. On the bottom of it, on the grey plastic, there are instructions. They say, to access the belt, remove the screws numbered 1, 2, 3 & 4. Then look at the four corners of the bottom of the vacuum and you'll see these numbers. You may need a flashlight to actually see the screws because a couple of them are pretty deep inside the plastic. Loosen them with a long shafted, Phillips screwdriver. Stand the vacuum back up and the screws should just fall out. Then you can easily pop off the cover to change the belt.
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I would check your fan and see if any of the blades have been fractured. I had this happen recently when my vacuum caught a screw and the sound and vibration was deafening.
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It is possible that you need to clean the filters. I was shocked when I cleaned mine - did you know the foam one is yellow? :o) I just beat it against the outside wall and then patted it with my hand to get most of it out since I didn't have time to wash it and let it dry.
Manual says that if you use floor powders, these need to be maintained more often.
Hope this helps!
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