NV752 Replacement Brush+Belt Compatible for Shark Rotator Powered Lift-Away NV752 NV750 NV650 NV650W NV750AND NV652 NV652C NV750W NV752BRN NV753C NV651 NV750W Vacuums

Not easy, but it works! It is quite involved, my vacuum is NV 90, not on the list of what this fits, but it fits perfectly. Once you get everything taken apart, very carefully and put back together, my vacuum is like new. Just know this is not a 30 min job, it took us a couple of hours making sure each screw was accounted for and we made a pattern of what screw went were. Shark makes it difficult to replace the roller brush, there are torx screws that need the correct tool to remove. Worth the time for me to DIY instead of replacing the entire brush head.

I do have to say, the vacuum was a pain in the butt to take apart to get the brush roller replaced. However the roller fit perfectly and works great. My carpets look so much better. And the bristles on it seem to be so much better quality than what manufacture used.

My vacuum is a Shark NV752 Rotator Powered Lift Away TruePet Upright.I don’t write reviews very often but I feel people need to know how difficult this “little” project is before deciding to try and do this themselves. The brush and belt were good as far as matching up with old parts and work just fine. However, if you are not REALLY mechanically inclined with intricate parts and details do not attempt this replacement unless you don’t care if you ruin your vacuum. I’m very handy and I’ve worked on a lot of vacuums in my life but have never run into one this difficult. Most roller brushes and belt replacements are pretty straight forward to replace on your own, but I assure you this one is NOT. You literally have to tear down the entire vacuum assembly to replace the brush and belt down to disconnecting wires, the motor etc. I took pics and labeled stuff every step of the way. It is very easy to end up breaking one of the plastic pieces, not getting the wires plugged back in right or not getting the numerous screws back in the right places due to various sizes. I bet it easily took me two hours to do this. Shark clearly wants you to have to buy a whole new assembly or new vacuum. I have owned several shark vacuums and each new model gets more difficult to clean or fix. I believe they do this on purpose so you have to buy a new one. It’s a shame it works this way but there is no doubt that is what they are doing. For instance I have two older Shark models I’ve used for many years and I’ve never replaced the brush roller due to the brushes wearing down to nubs and yet this one, the newest that I own, lost the bristles on the brush making it not pick up hardly anything.So, is this a doable replacement; yes but be warned it is a very hard replacement. I only continued struggling through it because I figured my vacuum was worthless if I couldn’t get a new brush on it anyway. Now it works a lot better but we’ll see how long the new brush lasts. Good luck.

I have a Shark Rotator Powered Lift-Away vacuum, model NV751, and after 6 years the roller brush was worn out and the vacuum no longer cleaned very well so I needed a new roller brush. A few reviewers here said that this roller brush would fit the model NV751 even though it is not listed in the description, so I took a chance and ordered one hoping they were right. And they were! I can verify that this roller brush does indeed fit the model NV751 perfectly!! I have included a few pictures of the old original roller brush next to the new replacement, as well as a picture of the new replacement installed in my model NV751. Other than a slight color difference from the old original roller brush, the new replacement is the exact same size, shape, and has all the brush bristles in the exact same places. I didn't include any pictures of how I took my vacuum apart to replace the roller brush because other reviewers already did that, and there are many youtube videos showing how to do it which I followed in order to replace mine. I did include a few pictures showing what the end caps look like removed from the old roller brush because other reviewers said you have to remove them before it will come out of the vacuum head and they were right about that. Replacing the roller brush was not difficult but you do have to keep all the parts in order because a few screws are bigger and longer than the others and you don't want to put them back in the wrong places. I took my time making sure to keep all the screws and parts laid out the same way they came off the vacuum head and that made it much easier to put everything back together correctly. What is really great is that when the vacuum was new and it was running it almost had a bit of a self propelled motion going forward which made it easy to clean carpets, even the high pile ones. Over time, as the bristles wore down, it stopped doing this self propelled motion. Now, with the new roller brush installed it has that self propelled motion again! And the best part is that the vacuum cleans so much better now, just like when it was new! If you own the model NV751 vacuum and the old original roller brush is worn down this replacement will fit perfectly and will restore the cleaning power to your vacuum!

The five star review is for the parts themselves. They fit and worked just fine. However, BE AWARE that this vacuum is NOT made to be fixed. It is made to be thrown out when the roller brush breaks. A competent, patient person can make the repair with these parts. The powered brush head has to be taken almost completely apart to do so. Re-assembly is like trying to figure out a puzzle. BEST ADVISE: "make METICULOUS notes on where EACH screw was removed so that it can be put back in the proper place." It probably took me about 45 minutes to do this.