yeah the bearings were rusted. not sure if I showed the bearings on this one or not. people wash the rollers thinking that helps but it causes the bearings to rust because well you just trapped water into the ends,....

Yeah I just had another that was super loud. I finally realized it was the bearing on the belt side. I pulled roller completely apart and swapped the bearings now its quiet again. beware though you should check the belt path after putting it back together as you can offset the roller and cause the belt to walk slightly outwards which would have it tapping the metal guide barrier near the motor. basically after putting all back together run motor for a few seconds then check the belt isnt hitting the metal guide as it will eventually rub snap. I think you can adjust the offset back by holding bother ends of roller and tapping the metal center so it moves slightly left or right.

nice! yeah all the bearings are the same thing only difference is sealed or not. I think I noticed one thing though not sure, aligning the wheel properly back to the belt so it doesnt make it rub the metal barrier or I may have had a warped roller. when the belt spins on a non moving roller and you ignore it it starts to melt the roller.

I repair heavily used vacs all the time, I get to see all the failures. just released one repairing a hose on a wetvac one

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yes,,,, roller not spinning will cause the belt to smoke and break. you need to pull the roller out and see if it spins like I think I showed. the bearings do wear out on these from hair collecting into the area melting like plastic onto the bearings. its just best to replace the roller than the bearing depending on the damage and skill level. I think I show in other videos how to take roller apart least damage but sometimes its not wise as the belt spin area warps and will just cause belts to break prematurely etc

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make sure to find why it snapped either just old or roller jammed

that's the motor the motor gets hot. if the belt is slipping it gets even hotter... make sure your roller spins freely. I think I show it in video. if roller isnt spinning easily then you will burn belts and overheat the motor or melt a bearing on left or right side of the roller, or melt the roller at the belt area. the cleaning girls have melted a lot of rollers because they let roller slam still from too much hair or jammed stones, bolts, plastic etc...

I forget what I did here. there was burned hair and plastic there. I used a knife to to shave some or test what it was but I think mostly used a screw driver. also This bearing turned out to also be going bad, so I swapped it to the other side. normal pressure spinning it sounded fine but on the belt side that extra pull was making it loud. so swapped to other side. all these bears are basically the same thing in all tools these days. its the same as a power drill bearing, the bearing on the actual motor same bearing on skateboard same bearing in fidget spinners. of course you want a sealed bearing but they are all 608ZZ bearings metal sealed. amzn.to/44y9WWa

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can you freely turn the brush?

@@bobspurloc no i can't, I've tried several times taking it off the belt and it still doesn't turn

did you watch this video??? kinda sounds like you didnt if that is your answer. my next questions would be what I showed in the video

​​@@bobspurloc it's a rarely new vaccum i purchased it 2017 and yes i watched the whole video but i don't know how to take those end things off, my vacuum has never had burnt hair or anything like that i keep my vacuum clean after every use so it's not anything to do with to much hair or whatever I'm going to rewatch this video maybe i missed something on it but I don't know how to take the ends off but they shouldn't look like the ones in this video

ok I was asking so you can see how the roller should turn. if you hold that very edge it should turn. if it doesnt then the bearings on one side are jammed for whatever reasons. you keep saying you clean it after each use so it should be ok... however are you cleaning the roller with water or some liquid??? because the only thing I can think of is a bearing rusted in place. I'de suggest getting a new roller not trying to fix that one. I made it look easy taking it apart where in reality the end plastic is likely to bend out of shape. the vacs I repair get extremely heavy use. amzn.to/3m1qGEH

sounds like its caked with hair also.

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hmmm... Ide have to look at it to see how that is happening. I doubt your statement though as I repair these for a cleaning company. so they get heavy heavy use daily and non have any belt falling off issues. I forget what the issue was in this one, I think the side bearing melted with hair. you cant add something to the mechanism to hold a rubber belt in place that wont end well for the belt. it all about alignment. if its not aligned it will walk off

See if you can find or order a smaller belt for it

um never clean a roller with water. you rusted the bearings in both ends. you most likely can still open the ends and lube them back to life though. dont damage the ends and make note where the center axle is on both ends. aka is it sticking out slightly or is it flush on both sides, you want to put it back together as it is or you will offset where the belt touches and possible make is travel as it spins rub and snap over time.

@@bobspurloc thank you for the info & reply. I did get it spinning , finally . I haven't had this vacuum long. Looked a little Dusty under the clear brush roller, so I hit it with the garden hose. Started to vacuum the rug tonight and it was making that sound like something's wrong! I sprayed some silicone down into the axle, cleaned both ends. Put it back together ,but it wouldn't go . Took it apart again and it seemed to be okay. Put it together again , would not spin when I turn the motor on. I took my thumb and made it rotate a few times, then turns the motor on again and it started working. I was thinking I'm going to have to go buy another vacuum cleaner tomorrow. You saved me thank you very much.

well replacement rollers are under $20 I believe its all the same for Bissell. but yeah the bearings. if you take the roller out you can hold the end and spin the center. you dont want to use the motor/belt to force it because if the belt slips you are going to melt the belt aka snowballing the problem lol. but glad you got it going.

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describing a vacuum cleaners brushes as dirty and disgusting is a bit odd as that is their very task to remove dirty and disgusting things. this is 1 of 20 vacs that gets used multiple times a day to keep them in your needful pristine condition would be insanity

make sure your roller spins freely all the way around and is not binding, otherwise your belt was probably just old. beware junk belts on amazon some are made of cheap rubber that snaps after like 20 uses