Replacement main brush motor and housing for vacuum cleaners — restores performance, safety, and service life. Key benefits Lower longterm maintenance cost: Replacing the complete main brush motor and housing is more costeffective than repeated minor repairs, reducing cumulative bills and downtime. Restores structural integrity: A roller brush shell and housing eliminate cracks or deformation caused by longterm use, keeping the machine assembly stable and preventing loosening or parts separating during operation. Extends equipment lifespan: A fresh motor reduces extra load and vibration on other components (bearings, brushes, filters), slowing wear and extending the useful life of the vacuum cleaner. Improves safety and reliability: Replacing an aging motor reduces risks of short circuits, overheating, electric leakage, and sparks that can occur with worn or damaged motors. Function and performance Purpose: Direct replacement for the vacuum cleaner's main brush motor and its housing/roller brush shell to restore original brush rotation and housing protection. Performance impact: Restores intended motor load handling and reduces additional strain on drivetrain components, helping maintain suction stability and brush efficiency over time. Safety features: housing protects internal wiring and components from dust and mechanical damage, reducing chances of electrical faults. Compatibility, size, and material Compatibility: Designed as a replacement for the vacuum's original main brush motor and housing assembly. Matches original mounting points and spatial footprint to maintain correct alignment and clearances. Size and fit: Manufactured to mirror the original component dimensions so the motor and roller assembly fit as intended without modification. Material and durability: Constructed from durable, heatresistant housing material to resist cracking and deformation from normal operating stresses and temperature cycles. When to Visible housing cracks, warping, or loose assembly parts. Repeated small repairs that fail to stop recurrence of vibration, noise, or poor brush performance. Signs of motor overheating, burning smell, or electrical issues that pose safety risks. Typical use scenarios Home deep cleaning: the main brush motor and housing to restore sweeping performance and reduce noise and vibration in residential vacuums after years of routine use. Commercial cleaning equipment: For use environments (offices, retail, hospitality), replacing the motor assembly reduces downtime and prevents cascading damage to bearings and filters. Workshop or construction cleanup: In dustier, harsher conditions where the roller brush housing can crack or clog, a housing protects the motor and wiring and keeps the brush rotating reliably. What you gain A stable, originalfit replacement that reduces maintenance frequency and expense Restored structural integrity and reduced risk of component failure Lowered wear on bearings and filters and improved longterm performance Reduced safety risks from aged motors and damaged housings If your vacuum shows housing damage, reduced brush performance, increased noise or signs of electrical stress, replacing the main brush motor and housing restores function, safety, and longevity.