SEBO Brush Roller with Brush Strip for the 350 MECHANICAL

Ordering by machine matters here, because the SEBO 350 MECHANICAL takes a roller of its own rather than the one used further down the range. Part 50471ER is that assembly, complete with brush strip, and it appears at position 121 in the SEBO 350 MECHANICAL parts diagram.

Agitation is what shakes grit out of the base of a carpet pile so airflow can carry it off, and worn bristles do little more than skim the surface. Once the strip has gone short and glazed, only a fresh roller brings deep cleaning back on carpet. A quick way to judge it is to lay a straight edge across the roller: if the bristle tips no longer stand proud enough to brush your palm firmly, they are no longer reaching the carpet backing either.

• Part number: SEBO 50471ER, brush roller supplied with brush strip
• Fits: SEBO 350 MECHANICAL
• Diagram position: 121 in the SEBO 350 MECHANICAL exploded parts diagram
• Related part numbers: 2046 brush strip, 50352HG brush strip cover, 5110 belt, 5117/1 sensor and motor pulley set
• Compare bristle height against a new strip when pickup on carpet drops off
• Genuine SEBO part supplied by an authorized dealer, shipping in 2-5 business days

Where the roller itself is sound and only the bristles have worn, SEBO also sells the strip separately as part 2046, and the cover that retains it is 50352HG. A roller that will not turn under load is a different fault: check the drive belt 5110 and the pulley set 5117/1 first, since a slipping belt mimics a worn brush closely enough to send people to the wrong part.

This item answers searches for a SEBO 350 brush roller, a 350 MECHANICAL roller brush replacement, or plainly SEBO 50471ER. While the head is open it is a sensible moment to fit fresh service items — filter bag box 5093AM, microfilter 5036AM or the HEPA microfilter 5812ER all suit the 350 MECHANICAL.