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Thread Number: 13320
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| Post# 141852 7/3/2011 at 09:35 (4,817 days old) by HooverCelebrity (Germany) | ||
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You may recall, I found this model 2091 a few weeks ago. Well, it's definitely bitten me -- and I want to get it cleaned up and ready to put into regular use ASAP. :-) 
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| Post# 141853 , Reply# 1 7/3/2011 at 09:36 (4,817 days old) by HooverCelebrity (Germany) | ||
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Taking it apart... It wasn't too bad... but it stinks of cigarettes... so, apart it comes. 
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| Post# 141855 , Reply# 3 7/3/2011 at 09:43 (4,817 days old) by HooverCelebrity (Germany) | ||
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The underside... Looks like this motor was pressed together in a big giant press.
**grumble**
But I could swear that this is like new Sanitaire motors that have service parts readily available... so they must be serviceable somehow! 
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| Post# 141937 , Reply# 5 7/4/2011 at 00:37 (4,817 days old) by mb_1981 (Fraser, MI) | ||
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Afaik, the only way to remove the upper bearing is with a bearing press. If it's been a long time since it's been serviced the armature has probably fused to the lower bearing, a couple taps with a hammer should loosen it up though. | ||
Post# 141949 , Reply# 6 7/4/2011 at 08:12 (4,816 days old) by Air-WayCharlie  (USA) |
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| Post# 142139 , Reply# 8 7/6/2011 at 00:45 (4,815 days old) by HooverCelebrity (Germany) | ||
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Thanks to everyone who has responded both on the forums and off-forum. I'm well on my way; got the motor all apart and ran everything through the dishwasher tonight. Things are drying as I type.
I'll post more pictures at some point.
Fred | ||
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