Dude, this dealer ( stealer ) charges huge amounts of money for parts, double what any other dealer charges and their labor rates ain't cheap either. Plus they are over three hours drive away. Why spend all that time and money when I can do the work myself for a fraction of the price? That...
Nah. The Eureka hose ours came with is nasty compared to the nice woven cloth hose Swedish Luxes came with and the Eureka Vibragroomer or Express / Rugmaster power nozzles they came with here are crude and noisy compared to the silent Ze3. You have this silent refined Lux vacuum, then you...
Welcome to the forum. An upright for hard floors that also has a turbo brush is a tall order. The one upright with all the features you need that comes to mind is the Cirrus C-CR99. It has a brush roll shut off for use on hard floors, comes with a spotting hose, a full set of attachments and a...
Do you have model numbers for the canister vacuums and some images? I collect Panasonic, Kenmore and Hoover canister vacs among others and am always looking for hard to find vintage hoses. I live in the high desert of California so not so far away.
The Lux D770 I recently bought from Japan I bought more for the hoses and Ze3 it came with. They were the wrong color for a D770 ( white instead of gray ) and the Ze3 had silver and orange graphics instead of the gray a D770's Ze3 would be, but both are exactly what I need for my Viking V720 to...
Don't know about the D4 but the hose for the C and K models has a sliding speed control so pretty much infinite possible settings between the high and low limits.
California has a recently passed Right to Repair law but the Aerus dealer for our region resolutely ignores it. They won't even sell you a brush roll for your power nozzle, expecting you to bring the power nozzle in and have their tech replace it. As a result I buy what I need from a couple of...
Does New Zealand have a maximum power allowed for vacuums like the EU's 900 watt ceiling? Panasonic sells a bagged canister vacuum called the Eco Max Bagged Vacuum Cleaner in New Zealand that has variable power, draws a maximum of 1400 watts of electrical power and claims 420 watts of cleaning...
"What's this?" My first thought was "gee, that's what I say to my big. dumb, goofy, trash hound male Husky every morning when I encounter the previous night's chewing project" O_O
But seriously it looks like the hose handle for a Kirby.
More to go wrong. Somehow I have manged to clean my homes adequately for many decades with machines that have an on off switch and maybe full bag indicator and a way to change motor speed. No light show. No LCD screens. No software uploads. My favorite machines tend to be the ones with the...
The suction inlet is off to the side of the neck on the ET-1/2, not centered on the neck like most. Air flows the opening in the nozzle and enters the side of the neck rather than up the middle and the offset is to the side opposite the motor and belt. No idea why Sebo chose to do it that...
The hose on the left looks like the hose sold with the first generation of the DutchTech but there was no means to turn the vacuum off from the hose end. The switch operated the power nozzle.
Here is the second generation of the Dutchtech which had a Plastiflex central vacuum gas pump hose...
On any simple vacuum like this there will be two wires from the cord to the handle, hot and neutral. The hot wire could be black or red and neutral ought to be white. The hot lead will go to the off-on switch. The white neutral lead will connect to the motor. Another wire exits the off-on...