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Thread Number: 20800
Need help with Regina ElectrikBroom |
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| Post# 232881 , Reply# 1 5/16/2013 at 12:09 (3,990 days old) by nubz3760 () | ||
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it wont really stand like that 
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| Post# 232882 , Reply# 2 5/16/2013 at 12:11 (3,990 days old) by nubz3760 () | ||
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the way it has to be used 
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| Post# 232883 , Reply# 3 5/16/2013 at 12:25 (3,990 days old) by s31463221 (Frenchburg, KY) | ||
Nick
I had one very simiar to that model and from the best I can remember, the nozzle just slips in where the white plastic meets the blue plastic. It may be wedged in pretty good, so it might requre some superhuman strength to get it pulled out, but I don't remember them being locked in by anything and I just checked the older one I have sitting here in my office and it appears to simply slide in as well. That's a great looking Electrikbroom though, once you get that nozzle turned around properly, I believe it will be a great one for you!
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| Post# 232905 , Reply# 4 5/16/2013 at 16:06 (3,990 days old) by nubz3760 () | ||
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thanks, I got it sorted with a pair of vice grips. I do have another question, do you know what the air pulse switch does? | ||
| Post# 232914 , Reply# 5 5/16/2013 at 17:35 (3,990 days old) by vacman1961 (North Babylon, New York) | ||
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Air pulse switch makes a lot of noise, it frees up a plastic valve that "vibrates" back and forth simulating a vibrating action to "help" get sand, grit and dirt out of carpets, all it does is adds more noise to an already noisy Electrikbroom. | ||
| Post# 232935 , Reply# 7 5/16/2013 at 23:51 (3,990 days old) by kirbyvertibles (Independence, KS) | ||
That nozzle is pretty east to take apart and you will be amazed at the crap that will come out of it. Just make sure you slowly take it apart and keep track of how so you can get it back together right. The little springs can be a bitch but not to bad. Also you should take the fan nut off and get the fan out because there usually is hair and gunk behind the fan.
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| Post# 232952 , Reply# 8 5/17/2013 at 07:27 (3,989 days old) by electrikbroomgu (Rome, NY) | ||
Electrikbroom
If you need help with the nozzle let me know. I have done hundreds of them. They are a piece of cake after you get the hang of them. After you get the bottom off you will see gobs of dirt in there. Be very careful because hiding in some of that dirt may be those springs which suspend the two brush strips when the rug pile dial is set. They have there own round cavity they set in but sometimes will become dislodged. After you locate the springs you can pull out the suction piece which is the long white strip that concentrates the suction to the floor, the brush strips and the elbow which is held in with a small retainer piece. I like to sink clean the entire assembly with awesome and some magic erasers and a tooth brush. They usually come out looking near new after doing this and the rug dial will work so much better at ejecting the brush strips with a clean head.
BTW your 3 speed cleaner looks to be a late 1979 or early 80 model. Good luck with it, Joel | ||
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