Vacuum Beater Bar KC84RDCXZ000

Changing out the beater bar was so simple as long as you follow directions for popping off the housing. 20 mins. This 82 year old female did it. It's like having a new machine. The vacuum is 10 yrs old. I should have done it sooner.

It fit and installed perfectly according to model number.

Installing this part was the easiest thing I’ve ever done. I was back vacuuming in minutes. Thank you to the online chat for helping me order the correct part.

The most difficult part of installing a new beater bar is opening the vacuum's power head. And that's not difficult if you understand the "tricks" to do it. Once the power head is open, swapping out the beater bar is very easy.

Always check the bar after each time you use your vacuum and clean as much as you can any build up on the bar...might be better to use a broom to sweep up loose hair before vacuuming even

Disassembling the unit that holds the agitator is simple, just 2 screws and 4 tabs hold it together. With the unit apart I took time to carefully clean the unit of hair and dirt. I also changed the drive belt while I had it apart. This was a snug fit since the original belt had stretched a bit. Non-belt end of the agitator went in easily. Belt end took some force to get it to pop into place. Replacing cover was simple. The results were excellent. The longer bristles dug out dog hair and dirt much better. The unit was originally purchased in 2014 so the bristles has worn quite a bit. New ones are far better. With cleaning the unit total time was 30 minutes.

This is the second time I have used this sight for my vacuum parts. Love this about Sears products...you can fix them yourself. Much cheaper than buying a new vacuum.

This is relatively easy to install and it makes a difference. After years of use the old beater bar definitely needed to be replaced. Glad Sears still had the replacement available.