Hi Everybody,
The little old housebound couple that I volunteer food shop for because they can not get out anymore asked me if I could fix their vacuum. It was making a very horrible sound when switched on.
I tore into the Model E and found that the inside of the housing was really rusted. Something is lodged in fans, but the outter fan housing was rusted solid to the inner fan housing. I got the fan assembly off the motor and the motor spins freely and smoothly. The brushes have about half left.
So, I tried to seperate the fan housings and pretty much totally destroyed them and the fans in the process.
Does anyone have fans and the two fan housings sitting around in a parts bin so I can fix their cleaner? They are on a limited income and she was very upset her vac wasnt working. I'm sure she vacuumed up water somewhere along the way from the looks of it, maybe tipped the cat bowl and didnt realize it, who knows they are really old.
Anyway, email me at [email protected] if anybody can help me out.
Thanks!
Andy
The little old housebound couple that I volunteer food shop for because they can not get out anymore asked me if I could fix their vacuum. It was making a very horrible sound when switched on.
I tore into the Model E and found that the inside of the housing was really rusted. Something is lodged in fans, but the outter fan housing was rusted solid to the inner fan housing. I got the fan assembly off the motor and the motor spins freely and smoothly. The brushes have about half left.
So, I tried to seperate the fan housings and pretty much totally destroyed them and the fans in the process.
Does anyone have fans and the two fan housings sitting around in a parts bin so I can fix their cleaner? They are on a limited income and she was very upset her vac wasnt working. I'm sure she vacuumed up water somewhere along the way from the looks of it, maybe tipped the cat bowl and didnt realize it, who knows they are really old.
Anyway, email me at [email protected] if anybody can help me out.
Thanks!
Andy