Time to change your SEBO brushroll but don't know how? Well, you've come to the right place. Read on through this step by step guide on how to clean and replace your SEBO brushroll so you can get back to making your home spic and span.
1. Lay Vacuum Flat
To start, lay your vacuum flat on the ground with the brushroll facing towards you. This allows you the luxury of sitting down to change your brushroll as opposed to bending over.
On the SEBO Powerhead ET-1, you will see a small black button with the word "PRESS" on it. As you press on this button with your left hand, you want to remove the cap at the same time by turning it with your right hand.
Once you've taken off the cap, slowly remove the brushroll from the motor head.
Once you've cleared all the debris, it's time to reinsert the brushroll back into the SEBO ET-1 powerhead. Remember, the brushroll is not going to look brand new. However, there should be a considerable differentiation between when you first removed the brushroll and when you're reinserting it.
SEBO Mechanical 350 Brushroll
1. Lay Vacuum Flat
To start, lay the vacuum down on its side. This allows you the luxury of sitting down to change the bristles on your brushroll as opposed to bending over. You don't want to lay the vacuum on its backside, as imaged in the previous example, because there is a button you need to press on the front of the motor head so you can access the bristles.
On the front of the SEBO Mechanical powerhead , you will see a small white button. As you press on this button with your right hand, you will see a white side compartment piece push upward on the side of the vacuum. Remove this piece with your right hand and set aside for later.
On the side of the SEBO Mechanical powerhead , you will see two small gold circles. These must be lined up and visible to you side by side. Once they are lined up, you may start removing the bristles from the brushroll by grasping and pushing forward on the bristles inside the motor head.
Once you removed the bristles, you may either remove dirt and debris from the bristles or completely replace the bristles with a new set.
Once you've reinserted the bristles, align the cap into the proper position and push forcefully to snap it shut.
