Electrolux 2100 madness

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blknblu

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Sharing a pic from a new project. I don't see that many wiring pics on here.


I am going to make one 2100 style vac from 2 .


 


My sister-in-law is borrowing my Ambassador II for now.


Her Hi-Tech 2100 was a mess - burnt smell, power reel falling apart, loose and overheated wires, electrical tape, etc. Someone did not work on it properly before.


 


functionally, I know how it all gets wired correctly.


So I pulled it apart, temporarily fixed what I could to to get it running properly.


With the motor & harness out of the housing, It is easier to diagnose & make sure everything is working OK.


It is interesting to turn the individual switches on & off & visualize how it works as well as having any corresponding lights come on.


For the thermal light to illuminate, it only requires disconnecting 1 wire.


 


Option 1 - rewire it. I have everything to do this.


Option 2 - put the motor in my old LE that needs a motor.


 


I like the simplicity of the LE, mine did not have a bag lockout switch, but that is easily added.


 


 The wiring diagrams for a 2100 online are minimal at best, and do not properly explain how it all works.


Every wire going to a switch in the picture below shows signs of overheating :)


 


 

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The correct size & terminals style (piggyback, flag, and smaller ones for the switches) is crucial to wring repair, as well as a good crimper ..


 

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