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Extended Life Motor2,000 hours of commercial-grade cleaning. 5 times the motor life of the average household vacuum* |
Silver Certification from the Carpet and Rug InstituteEndorsed for delivering an exceptional cleaning experience. |
Tool-Free MaintenanceReplace brush roll and belt without tools. |
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Large-Capacity Disposable BagHolds up to 6.1 quarts of dirt and debris. Less interruption while cleaning. |
QuietCleanTwo-speed motor cleans quietly at 69 dBA and is LEED qualified |
50-foot Commercial-Grade Detachable Power CordReduces the need to switch plugs as often and makes it easy to replace when damged. |
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Well built with a few minor flaws...
Before I get started, I do like this vacuum cleaner! Most of this unit seems to be well made metal construction. It’s a simplistic design, simple durable functionality. However... as I was putting it together I noticed 3 minor flaws.1. Flipping over the main head of the machine you’ll notice the area where the bag attaches to the main head is entirely made of plastic, as is the bag vent/housing that attaches to the plastic port on the main head of the unit.A foam gasket was used and stuck on with double sided tape where the exhaust screws to the plastic manifold. This gasket had slipped off center because the double sided tape didn’t hold well, and therefore when I screwed the two pieces together there was a gap where air, debris would have leaked past. So, I had to remove the screws and recenter the gasket and screw it back down again. A rubber gasket would have been nice where the foam gasket was used. And the I’m not entirely sold on the plastic vent from the bag which bolts to the plastic manifold/head, I guess time will tell if it will last or crack in that area.2. The main handle/shaft set of holes were not drilled properly and therefore out of alignment, thus I was unable to get the sleeved nut to slide through the hole in the shaft, as it was drilled off center causing one of the holes of the handle to not fully line up. So, I drilled it out myself, see the photos. It really didn’t take much, it was easy enough, so if you end up getting the same defect by some chance, just make sure you take the handle out of the vacuum cleaner before you do drill it. Be sure to clean up all the metal shavings because they can cause a lot of trouble if you get them under the skin etc. wear safety glasses. I used a wet paper towel to clean up the small amount of metal debris afterwards.3. The height knob seemed loose and was not lining up, I didn’t have a Star Allen set so luckily I was able to get it to turn all the way back by picking up the unit and making sure the plastic wheels are off the ground and no pressure on them, from there the knob got much looser and I was able to turn it to the correct setting. By the way, one set of these wheels are very nice rubber, the other set is plastic. I’m a fan of the rubber non-marking wheels. I’m not sure rubber would have worked on both sets, if so it would have been nice to have all 4 wheels non-marking rubber wheels.Ok, that’s about it excuse the video, my daughter insisted on helping me out with the review so I was thrown off mark a bit, but she helped get me back on track. Probably should have extended that 20’ industrial cord a little bit more before she started vacuuming, but all turned out well. Nice vacuum after the minor issues were addressed during assembly. Thank you for taking the time to read my reviews, I hope the video/photos help as well. Take care.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2020
1. Flipping over the main head of the machine you’ll notice the area where the bag attaches to the main head is entirely made of plastic, as is the bag vent/housing that attaches to the plastic port on the main head of the unit.
A foam gasket was used and stuck on with double sided tape where the exhaust screws to the plastic manifold. This gasket had slipped off center because the double sided tape didn’t hold well, and therefore when I screwed the two pieces together there was a gap where air, debris would have leaked past. So, I had to remove the screws and recenter the gasket and screw it back down again. A rubber gasket would have been nice where the foam gasket was used. And the I’m not entirely sold on the plastic vent from the bag which bolts to the plastic manifold/head, I guess time will tell if it will last or crack in that area.
2. The main handle/shaft set of holes were not drilled properly and therefore out of alignment, thus I was unable to get the sleeved nut to slide through the hole in the shaft, as it was drilled off center causing one of the holes of the handle to not fully line up. So, I drilled it out myself, see the photos. It really didn’t take much, it was easy enough, so if you end up getting the same defect by some chance, just make sure you take the handle out of the vacuum cleaner before you do drill it. Be sure to clean up all the metal shavings because they can cause a lot of trouble if you get them under the skin etc. wear safety glasses. I used a wet paper towel to clean up the small amount of metal debris afterwards.
3. The height knob seemed loose and was not lining up, I didn’t have a Star Allen set so luckily I was able to get it to turn all the way back by picking up the unit and making sure the plastic wheels are off the ground and no pressure on them, from there the knob got much looser and I was able to turn it to the correct setting. By the way, one set of these wheels are very nice rubber, the other set is plastic. I’m a fan of the rubber non-marking wheels. I’m not sure rubber would have worked on both sets, if so it would have been nice to have all 4 wheels non-marking rubber wheels.
Ok, that’s about it excuse the video, my daughter insisted on helping me out with the review so I was thrown off mark a bit, but she helped get me back on track. Probably should have extended that 20’ industrial cord a little bit more before she started vacuuming, but all turned out well. Nice vacuum after the minor issues were addressed during assembly. Thank you for taking the time to read my reviews, I hope the video/photos help as well. Take care.
Well built with a few minor flaws...
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2020
Before I get started, I do like this vacuum cleaner! Most of this unit seems to be well made metal construction. It’s a simplistic design, simple durable functionality. However... as I was putting it together I noticed 3 minor flaws.Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2020
1. Flipping over the main head of the machine you’ll notice the area where the bag attaches to the main head is entirely made of plastic, as is the bag vent/housing that attaches to the plastic port on the main head of the unit.
A foam gasket was used and stuck on with double sided tape where the exhaust screws to the plastic manifold. This gasket had slipped off center because the double sided tape didn’t hold well, and therefore when I screwed the two pieces together there was a gap where air, debris would have leaked past. So, I had to remove the screws and recenter the gasket and screw it back down again. A rubber gasket would have been nice where the foam gasket was used. And the I’m not entirely sold on the plastic vent from the bag which bolts to the plastic manifold/head, I guess time will tell if it will last or crack in that area.
2. The main handle/shaft set of holes were not drilled properly and therefore out of alignment, thus I was unable to get the sleeved nut to slide through the hole in the shaft, as it was drilled off center causing one of the holes of the handle to not fully line up. So, I drilled it out myself, see the photos. It really didn’t take much, it was easy enough, so if you end up getting the same defect by some chance, just make sure you take the handle out of the vacuum cleaner before you do drill it. Be sure to clean up all the metal shavings because they can cause a lot of trouble if you get them under the skin etc. wear safety glasses. I used a wet paper towel to clean up the small amount of metal debris afterwards.
3. The height knob seemed loose and was not lining up, I didn’t have a Star Allen set so luckily I was able to get it to turn all the way back by picking up the unit and making sure the plastic wheels are off the ground and no pressure on them, from there the knob got much looser and I was able to turn it to the correct setting. By the way, one set of these wheels are very nice rubber, the other set is plastic. I’m a fan of the rubber non-marking wheels. I’m not sure rubber would have worked on both sets, if so it would have been nice to have all 4 wheels non-marking rubber wheels.
Ok, that’s about it excuse the video, my daughter insisted on helping me out with the review so I was thrown off mark a bit, but she helped get me back on track. Probably should have extended that 20’ industrial cord a little bit more before she started vacuuming, but all turned out well. Nice vacuum after the minor issues were addressed during assembly. Thank you for taking the time to read my reviews, I hope the video/photos help as well. Take care.
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