SEBO Brush Roller with Brush Strip for the 300 MECHANICAL

Carpet that still looks flattened after a pass is the usual sign a brush roller has given up. Part 50470ER is the complete roller for the SEBO 300 MECHANICAL, supplied with its brush strip already fitted, and SEBO lists it at position 121 in the 300 MECHANICAL parts diagram.

Bristles shorten with every hour of use until they no longer reach into the pile, and by then the machine is asking suction alone to lift what agitation should have loosened first. A roller with full-height bristles puts that agitation back, and on a medium pile the difference is obvious on the first pass. Hair and thread wound around the shaft do the same damage more quickly, because they hold the bristles down and load the bearings at the same time.

This roller is specific to the 300 MECHANICAL. The strip on its own is SEBO part 50415 for owners who prefer to re-strip a sound roller rather than replace the assembly, and the cover over the brush strip is 50352HG. If the roller is not turning at all rather than simply worn, look at the drive belt 5110 and the matched pulley set 5117/1 before ordering a roller, and at the brush roller release 50403HGER if the roller will not sit down properly in the head.

• Part number: SEBO 50470ER, roller supplied complete with brush strip
• Fits: SEBO 300 MECHANICAL
• Diagram position: 121 in the SEBO 300 MECHANICAL exploded diagram
• Related part numbers: 50415 brush strip, 50352HG brush strip cover, 50403HGER brush roller release, 5110 belt
• Cut away wrapped hair and thread regularly to get full life out of the bristles
• Genuine SEBO roller from an authorized dealer; ships in 2-5 business days

Searches for a SEBO 300 brush roller, a 300 MECHANICAL roller brush with bristles, or part 50470ER by number all lead to this assembly.