SEBO Brush Strip Cover for 300 and 350 Mechanical Uprights — Light Gray

Down at the power head of a SEBO 300 Mechanical or 350 Mechanical, a light gray cover caps off the brush strip and keeps the end of the roller assembly closed and tidy. Part 50352HG is that cover, ordered singly and in the same light gray SEBO uses across the head trim on these two machines.

It is a low, exposed piece of plastic that meets every chair leg, baseboard and stair nosing the vacuum is pushed against, which is why cracked corners and snapped-off tabs are so common on older units. Once it is loose or gone, the end of the strip is left open to knocks and the underside of the head stops sitting flush on the floor. A cover that rattles at every change of direction is telling you the tabs have already let go, even if the plastic looks intact from above. Fitting a fresh one puts the edge back, silences the rattle and stops the assembly working itself looser each time the machine is used.

A brush strip cover is usually replaced during a roller service rather than on its own, so it is worth having the rest of the head in mind at the same time. The brush roller itself is 50470ER on the 300 Mechanical and 50471ER on the 350 Mechanical, and the roller ends run in bearing blocks 50355HG on the left and 50356HG on the right. Drive comes from belt 5110.

• Part number: 50352HG, genuine SEBO brush strip cover
• Fits: SEBO 300 Mechanical and SEBO 350 Mechanical
• Color: light gray
• Location: power head, capping the end of the brush strip
• Pack: one cover
• Replace when: the tabs are broken, the cover is split, or it will not stay seated
• Related part numbers: brush rollers 50470ER and 50471ER, bearing blocks 50355HG and 50356HG, belt 5110
• Ordered as genuine SEBO stock; expect it to ship in 2–5 business days