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Take off the dust cannister.
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Remove the suction hose.
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Extract the rear filter.
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Unscrew the first Torx screw.
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Optionally, remove the rear filter cover.
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Unscrew the 2nd Torx screw.
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Disassemble the suction hose connection (optional)
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Remove the wheels.
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Unscrew the 4 Torx screws (two in the right and two on the left).
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Open the body of the vacuum cleaner.
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You can use a multimeter to test the switch.
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Disconnect the brown wire at the switch.
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Disconnect the blue wire at the single connector by the motor.
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Lift out the motor.
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Open the motor housing (4 clips).
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Remover the motor from its plastic casing.
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Disconnect the motor.
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disassembly of 2 engine coals (1 Phillips screw per coal)
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Worn brush.
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Opening the brush housing.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Very useful guide - I treated myself to a new motor as the cost was not much more than the cost of replacement brushes.
Hi, where did you buy the new motor?
Nadja -
Bravo, très bon tutoriel
Bonjour
et si on n’a rien pour souder, y a t’il une autre solution svp?
Bonjour ! Si vous ne disposez pas de matérial de soudure, nous vous conseillons de vous rendre à un Repair Café ou un Fab Lab. Ces associations mettent du matériel à disposition et peuvent éventuellement aussi vous conseiller sur la démarche à suivre. Bonne réparation !
