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There is a Special Hoover Service Package... @kirbyklekter On Amazon, you can find what is called the "Hoover Windtunnel COMPLETE Service Kit", which gives you 9 paper bags and a new Brushroll with both belts included.

Would rather have a Refresh than total Kirby extinction While it is a simple color change, I am interested in someone managing to put this new model on an airflow box to see how the CFM numbers compare to previous Sentria II & Avalir's 1 & 2. The airflow numbers steadily got higher with each...

JULY UPDATE I sincerely apologize for not providing an Update on the Vacuum for the last Seven Months; it has been a crazy year for me. Thus, I bought a new Motor for the 1987 Electrolux Marquise because it seemed simpler and withal logical since it is virtually IMPOSSIBLE searching for a...

I'm Back. Sorry I haven't responded; been busy doing some work. However, I have not forgotten the Marquise. I have question for all of you: Would it be better to Seat Stone the Motor myself or have the guys at The Vacuum Cleaner Exchange do it? In regards to the Thermal Switch, I've figured...

Thanks! I might check them out! Would it be possible for you to explain the Seating Stone thing through a post here? By the way, I took the Brushes out of the Motor and they Clearly need to be replaced. The armature maybe just fine with no maintenance required, aside from the Thermal Switch.

Sorry, but I am nowhere in the Chicago area. I don't list my Hometown on Vacuumland for safety reasons.

Hello William I have just looked at the Brushes and noticed that one was indeed stuck! However, I cannot test to see if this "fixed it" because of the Thermal switch problem. Nevertheless, these Brushes seem to be super short to where you can even the springs inside them. Brand New Brushes are...

Thanks {electroluxxxx & Blknblu} for information on the Thermal Switch/Fuse. I actually already knew what it was since I contacted an Aerus Electrolux dealer before writing this thread. He told me "I didn't need the Thermal Switch" and I can cut it off and that there are no parts for the Motor...

In case you didn't know, there's more information on Photo 9. I seem to have accidently misspelled that one. It should say: Would it be possible for it to be soldered back on or should I buy a replacement?

Hello Vacuumland! This is [Unfortunately] my first post on the Website. I seem to have run into a problem with an Electrolux Motor. A reminder that the Immortal Electrolux Canisters ARE indeed Mortal. I have recently got an original 1987 Electrolux Marquise [1521] cleaned inside-out and working...