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Panasonic Upright vacuums

Official Panasonic upright vacuum parts

Panasonic makes state-of-the-art upright vacuums that quickly get dust and dirt out of the carpets in your home. Whether you're looking for a bagged or bagless vacuum, Panasonic has the type of upright vacuum you need to help keep your carpets clean and fresh. When your Panasonic vacuum needs repair, Sears PartsDirect has the replacement parts you need to fix any vacuum problem.

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How to replace the beater bar in your Panasonic upright vacuum cleaner

  • Unplug the power cord to disconnect electrical power from the vacuum cleaner.
  • Turn the vacuum cleaner over so the bottom of the nozzle assembly is facing up.
  • Remove bottom plate mounting screws and pull off the bottom plate from the nozzle assembly.
  • Pull the beater bar up and disconnect the drive belt from the beater bar. Remove the beater bar from the nozzle assembly.
  • Position the new beater bar in the nozzle assembly and slide the drive belt onto the beater bar. Install the new beater bar in the nozzle assembly.
  • Position the bottom place on the nozzle assembly and reinstall the bottom plate mounting screws.
  • Plug the vacuum cleaner in and check beater bar operation. Adjust the drive belt if necessary.

Top-selling repair parts for Panasonic upright vacuums

  • Dirt sensor eye. The dirt sensor eye detects dust and dirt as it passes the eye so you can see the amount of debris that the vacuum is picking up from the carpet.
  • Beater bar drive belt. The beater bar drive belt connects the drive motor pulley in the nozzle assembly to the beater bar to spin the beater bar during vacuuming.
  • Beater bar motor overload. The beater bar motor overload shuts off the beater bar drive motor if the motor overheats.
  • Beater bar. The beater bar spins to agitate carpet fibers and loosen dirt in the carpet so the vacuum motor can suck the dirt into the collection chamber.