🧹 Premium Oreck XL Vacuum with Powerful Roller Brush & Durable Belts - The Ultimate Cleaning Companion! Review

OK - your choice - spend about $14 and have your own Oreck fixed or take it to the shop, pay for the tune, take it back, blah , blah, blah. There is a video on You Tube where someone was kind enough to show you exactly how to clean the oreck and change the belt. Simple pizza. Grab a vacuum and a Phillips screwdriver and let's get started. 45 minutes later, a few new details and you're as good as new in business. folks, this is easy. For real. If you know what a Phillips screwdriver is, you're…

I've had an Oreck XL for 20 years now and I'm embarrassed to admit I've never changed a brush/belt. It didn't work properly for a while but I put it down to age and decided to see if it could be fixed so I did a little research. When I opened it, the strap that was whole was chewed up with a big hole. How the heck it never broke I don't know and the brush just looked sad so no wonder it didn't work well. The hardest part was tightening the new belt as it is taut and the brushroll is wooden just

I have an Oreck XL Pro Plus that is about 6 years old. Lately I've just felt like it was really hard to push and wasn't absorbing things that well. I thought I might have to buy a new vacuum cleaner. I noticed the brush on my Oreck looked awful, all the bristles were worn out and missing after so much vacuuming (I vacuum A LOT). I stumbled across this new brush set, saw great reviews and decided to give it a try for $12. WOW, my oreck is like new again. Excellent suction, excellent carpet care,

Brush and belt fit my XL9100HG perfectly. The old brush stopped spinning smoothly; Hair (from both humans and pets) seems to get into the storage area and gradually interfere with the smooth rotation of the brush, requiring you to replace it every few years. As soon as the brush no longer spins freely, the belts will quickly burn out. To install a new brush, first place the belt on the motor shaft, then on the metal gear on the brush, then pull the brush away from the motor until you can slip…

I almost wanted to take my 12 year old Oreck XL (great vacuum cleaner) to a vacuum shop but decided to take it apart and try it myself. It turned out that the solution to the problem is quite simple. The roller had so much hair, lint, and rope stuck in the "pivoting" parts that it could not rotate and burned the belts. I cleaned everything I could but it still wasn't spinning as easily as it should. I'm sure that after all these years the fat in the cones is gone and there's something else I…