🔌 Replacement Vacuum Main Roller Brush Motor Module for ECOVACS DEEBOT N79 N79S N79W Robot Vacuum Cleaner - Spare Part with Clips Review

Replaced brush motor and battery with Deebot N95 to stop the beeping and this motor worked great! Very easy to install, plugs directly into the board and all mounting holes are perfectly aligned as if they were OEM. Good product.

My Deebot was making a very loud crackling sound. I disassembled and cleaned everything but the noise remains. That was my last idea before I threw it away and bought a new one. But it worked great, brought him back to life. And it works better than before. It's very easy to replace, just search videos on YouTube.

Replacement/replacement took about 15 minutes. and my 17 years old. son did it. So far it has worked all day with no problems. In many cases, the squeaking problem is usually due to the square gear bushing fitting and rotating your main vacuum brush, or belt wear. I think for 65€ it's worth it. We've had it for 3 years now and it still works great.

I got a main brush error beep and bought these. I replaced it on my Deebot vacuum but the beeping won't stop. I don't know if it's the engine or the car itself. I'll try a few more solutions and update the review later if it turns out to be a machine. Overall the installation was easy and the part looks brand new and undamaged but I can't verify if it works right or wrong.

Bought on trust because other commenters said it only works for N79. Knowing Ecovacs who reuse parts in many of their vacuum cleaner ranges I figured this would either fit or be geared a little differently just to annoy. Well it was EXACTLY the same roller brush as the stock one in the 711 and it connects easily to the motherboard and bolts perfectly to the case. I'll update this review in a few weeks to see if there are any hiccups, but so far so good.

Okay, here's a clear view. I went to my local hardware store and bought some emd butt connectors and some new needle nose pliers to mount the motor into my favorite dibot. In truth, I now have an unused pair of pliers and some spare connectors. Everything was supplied including an 8 pin connector for easy connection. Of course, that's about a quarter the cost of new, but even if you have the skills, you don't need them for it. I just disassembled my 79's, removed the main brush motor and…