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Post# 349487   4/4/2016 at 04:14 (2,942 days old) by Morgan128 ()        

Hey everyone! I've posted a few times and have always had such awesome help and end up walking away with my answer, maybe not my pride, but my answer 👍🏼 You are all awesome!! Sorry if this is a repost but I have searched everywhere and I just seem confused from the info I have found on the Model G motor. Here's my issue, I have a blue mode g and a tan model g the tan model was a find at a garage sale and I assumed it purred like my blue one, which belonged to my grandma, she did have a new motor put in by Electrolux in 95 ( all service recipes) and it sounds just beautiful. Assuming the tan would be the same I purchased and brought it home. I've used it here and there, but it makes horrible noises, and doesn't purr like my blue G. One day (while bored) I decided to take the tan g apart completely, and located the issue (bearing I think) I have since ordered the part and hoping its the correct fit. In turn I ended up losing track of my fan positions and order (dumb I know) I should've marked em, but Lost my mind that day.. Does anyone have a way to identify the correct order to place the motor fans after I replace the bearing. I'm sure I'm overthinking it, but I would like some confidence before I try putting it back together when the parts arrive..Just to clarify I ordered 1 small bearing and 1 sleeve, is this all I need to replace other than brushes to get that sweet sound and performance? the armature looks great and brushes are at 90% This will be my first vintage Electrolux "tune up" also if this motor is bad what alternative motors can be fit to it? Thanks!

Post# 349494 , Reply# 1   4/4/2016 at 09:51 (2,941 days old) by dysonman1 (the county)        

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The fan closest to the ball bearing has a flat "back". The aluminum spacer in the middle faces "up". Then put on the non-revolving stage. The top fan should have the aluminum spacer on the back of the fan.


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