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So, my mom let me go to Habitat for Humanity, and I bought a Royal Dirt Devil 103 Hand Vac. It came with a Mostly Complete set of attachments and bags (Missing extension wand), but I have an extension wand, so it souldn't matter if it's missing the extension wand. It sounds bit rough, but I'll...

Thought it was rare Because I couldn’t find any listings other than a lot of them. I’m thinking they’re discontinued because I looked on the Defond Website and could;’t find anything.

So, years ago, I had to replace the switch on my Royal 500 Series after it got stuck and I tried freeing it with a mallet. The replacement switch came from a 103 Model. Today, I just found out the switches they used for the Royal Dirt Devil Hand Vacs are Defond Branded! Specs: 4 or 5 Pin 125...

Can I see the Model Sticker on it please? I can Identify when it was made by the Serial Number. It's definitely an Uncommon Model around the time when Hoover made some of their vacs Transparent. Owner of 4 Windtunnels, btw.

Oh, you're welcome for archving the Paperwork. And thanks for wishing them a Happy Anniversary.

These are the Inner Workings of the Dirt Sensor Assembly in the Savvy if ya’ll want to see them.

I found some Royal Documentation I got a while ago. So I scanned it and decided to share the Scans here. They're all in PDFs, btw. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rDACQqbn0BHlbUgqLgzmXyJCs38cgveW?usp=sharing

The Mic is clean, so it could be something with the diodes. Maybe something with the Board itself.

Sorry about that.

You're right. It's f*&%$d. Tested it with the Old Bulb and it acted the same way.

Do they tend to screw with Cirtcuitry within a vacuum whenever one is installed? While the LEDs work Fine on my Other Hoovers. For some reason with my Savvy, the Sensor lights don't work properly despite the sensor itself being clean. I still need to test it fully with the Original Bulb that...

Oddly Enough, mine came with 2 Bagless Chambers instead of 1 Bagged, 1 Bagless.

The Savvy next to my 2003 Preferred Windtunnel. I do happen to know that there was also a preferred Dual V Windtunnel that was just like yours. The attachment power on the Savvy is much greater, though. Floor power, The Twin Chamber when it has a freshly twisted Filter.

It was a safety feature for the brushes. I believe they put that in after there were incidents of the Gears of the Brushes stripping and the earlier versions of the Dual V didn’t have that switch. Your Dual V must be one of the ones that has the Rocker Switch.

Is yours an earlier model? From what I know, those had a rocker switch that tripped whenever the brushes got stuck. They’re very interesting units, too.

Single Brush Model. I know that the Dual Brushed ones were awful.

I got this Yesterday at St Vincent De Paul. The switch is a bit finicky, but that’s fine. The Brush Motor doesn’t have a high pitched screeching noise and instead, an extremely aggressive sounding brush. I also gave it an LED and it’s also pretty weird when the Brush Motor is in use. It’s...

Lastly, my Preferred Windtunnel Twin Chamber A 2003 Model. Barely any videos of this Lowes Exclusive Line. I'll record this later this week. Not as strong as my other 2 Windtunnels with Attachment Suction.

Self Propelled Windtunnel U6430-900 My first ever Maytag Windtunel~ Got this when I was 15. Still going strong after 22 years. Used this Yesterday downstairs, too! From October 2001.

Hoover Windtunnel Lite U5402-900 This one's a 2007 model. One of the last ones before they switched over to those TTI Motors. I do wish to find an Anniversary Windtunnel Supreme and swap the Motor in that out for the Windtunnel Lite's Motor.