How to Replace Belt and Brushroller on Shark Navigator Vacuums - NV380 

Thanks my shark is 8 years old and starting to have trouble. It would be nice to see a video with an old dirty vaccumn like mine because nothing came apart as easy as this video 😂😂

what an excellent video, i wish more people would just do the thing instead of trying to fill airtime. Thank you so much. EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT I love you ,

Thank you exactly what I needed.

It would be nice to know what size Torx driver is needed. UPDATE: It's a T-20H.

How about some instruction on the screw size and belt soze

Mine had all T20 screws. 3 of them stripped. I drilled them out to discover my belt was fine. The motor is shot.

Where exactly can you get the belt replacement, I've searched on Amazon for the same model as the video but they don't have them for this model. Any suggestions?

Where do you buy the beater brush and belt for an NV46? Thanks - Chuck in NE Kansas

This was helpful..

Excellent outstanding 👌👌👌👌

When I took it all apart there was a magnet that fell out it is probably two and a half inches by an inch where does it go

What belt should I buy?

What tools areneeded

Thanks video hellp out

What tool are you ising to remove the screws? They look like torx but have a bump in the middle so my torx won’t sit in there 100%

There's sharks that you cannot get the roller out. It's the red one su562. There's no info on the internet about it either

I couldn't get the screws out so I just cut the vacuum on and moved the brush by hand and it started working again. Go figure.......😮

Should’ve known this before I bought it that’s too much work to be honest

Does not apart that easily

I just used a screwdriver

Video was somewhat helpful . Music got on my nerves...

The music on this video is irritating

Why people buy this overpriced crap is beyond me. The engineers have designed a major piece of garbage for consumers. It doesn't perform any better than a much lower priced Hoover or Eureka, is far more convoluted and complex when it comes to cleaning, changing out the belt, and making repairs. Egocentric consumers who for one reason or another have bought into the marketing hype proffered by the company.