Miele Brush Roller – SEB 213 / SEB 217 – Part #4929740

OEM Beater Bar for Strong Carpet Agitation & Deep Cleaning Performance

SEB 217 powerheads. This OEM roller provides the strong agitation needed to lift embedded dirt, groom carpet fibers, and deliver the high-performance carpet cleaning Miele is known for.

A worn, cracked, or unbalanced brush roller can lead to noise, vibration, poor pickup, and reduced airflow. Replacing it with this factory-engineered beater bar returns your floorhead to like-new performance.

Why This Brush Roller Is Essential

Restores Deep Carpet Cleaning

A fresh roller delivers:

• Strong, consistent bristle agitation

• Improved dirt and pet hair pickup

• Better grooming of carpet fibers

• Enhanced airflow at the floorhead

If your vacuum struggles on carpet, this roller is a key fix.

OEM Precision for Perfect Fit

This is the same brush roller used in new SEB 213/217 powerheads:

• Balanced for quiet operation

• Correct bristle height and stiffness

• Precision spindle and bearing alignment

• Smooth rotation with minimal vibration

No aftermarket guesswork—just exact Miele specifications.

Durable, Long-Lasting Construction

The roller is made from:

• High-strength molded core

• Heat- and friction-resistant bristles

• Reinforced end caps for stability

• OEM-quality bearings for smooth rotation

Designed for years of dependable use.

Signs You Need a New Brush Roller

• Dirt or debris left behind on carpets

• Excessive noise, wobbling, or vibration

• Roller bristles worn, frayed, or missing

• Roller doesn’t spin freely or stalls

• Uneven carpet lines or reduced agitation

• Hair buildup has damaged bristle rows

Replacing it brings immediate cleaning improvement.

Product Details

• Part Number: 4929740

• Component: Brush roller / beater bar

• Compatible Powerheads:

  • Miele SEB 213

  • Miele SEB 217

• Material: OEM composite core with engineered bristles

• Function: Agitates carpet fibers for deep cleaning and suction efficiency

Installation Notes

Replacing the brush roller typically involves:

1. Removing the bottom plate of the floorhead

2. Lifting out the old roller

3. Cleaning the roller housing (optional but recommended)

4. Installing the new OEM roller

5. Reassembling the floorhead and testing rotation

Most users can complete the replacement in under 10 minutes.