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Check for symptoms like the vacuum being unusually loud or failing to pick up debris. If the fan motor shows signs of damage or doesn't function when powered, it may need replacement.
First, unplug the vacuum and remove the cover over the brush roll. Take out the old belt, ensure proper belt tension alignment, and install a new belt. Consult the owner's manual for specific instructions for your model.
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