Bearing A375-0200
$4.99
Fits 21 models from 3 Tacony brands (Tornado, Riccar and Simplicity) — Bearing (part# A375-0200), a genuine Tacony OEM part. Available from Twin City Vacuum, Crystal, MN. Call 763-535-0770.
Compatible with 21 models from 3 Tacony brands (Tornado, Riccar and Simplicity), the Bearing (part# A375-0200) is a genuine Tacony OEM component. This is a shared Tacony OEM part fitted across Tornado, Riccar and Simplicity models — see the full Compatible Models list below.
On the Tornado Roam / 97300 / 97300C, bearings support the brushroll and other rotating components so they turn freely under load. Part# A375-0200 provides a smooth, low-friction race so the shaft it carries spins true — which keeps the belt tracking, the brush agitating, and the machine running quietly.
Replace the bearing if it is noisy, rough, gritty, or has developed play when you spin the shaft by hand. A worn bearing drags on the motor, throws off alignment, and can seize, which stops the brushroll and burns belts. Renew it at the first sign of roughness to protect the surrounding parts.
Compatible Models for the Bearing
Part# A375-0200 is a genuine Tacony component shared across multiple brands. Verified fitment covers the following models:
- Tornado: Roam 97300, Roam 97300C
- Riccar: R10CV, R25D, R25P, R27CV, R27P, R30, R30D, R30P, PRIMAP, Immaculate, Impeccable, Brilliance Deluxe, Brilliance Premium, Brilliance Standard
- Simplicity: F3700, F3700C, Synergy, Gusto, Moxie
Twin City Vacuum has been selling and servicing Tornado equipment since 1956, and the Bearing (part# A375-0200) ships from our shop at 5415 West Broadway, Crystal, MN 55428. Browse the complete Tornado Roam 97300 / 97300C parts catalog for matching components, or view the machine on the manufacturer’s site at tornadovac.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does a smooth bearing matter for the Roam’s brushroll?
The bearing (part# A375-0200) is a precision ball bearing that lets the brushroll and shaft spin with almost no friction, so the motor’s energy goes into agitating carpet instead of fighting drag. A free-spinning bearing also keeps the belt from overheating.
What are the warning signs of a failing bearing?
A dry or pitted bearing announces itself with a grinding or whining noise, a hot brushroll end, or a roller that will not coast freely when you spin it by hand. Left alone it can seize and stall the brushroll, so replace it at the first grind.
Can I replace the bearing myself?
Yes — it presses into the agitator end and is a common DIY job once the brushroll is out, needing only basic hand tools and a little care to seat it square. Pairing a new bearing with a fresh end cap gives the roller a like-new spin.
Which machines use the bearing (part# A375-0200)?
It fits the Tornado Roam 97300 and 97300C and the shared Riccar, Simplicity and CleanMax platform uprights shown in the Compatible Models list above.
Questions about the Bearing (part# A375-0200)? Call us at 763-535-0770 or visit 5415 West Broadway, Crystal, MN 55428.
