Thread Number: 16297
Electrolux 1205 replacement motors - more powerful? |
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Post# 173980 , Reply# 3   3/18/2012 at 21:19 (4,414 days old) by Koobam ()   |   | |
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The restorer's name is pnluxconvlvr - his thread is in my link below :) CLICK HERE TO GO TO Koobam's LINK |
Post# 173998 , Reply# 11   3/18/2012 at 22:41 (4,414 days old) by danemodsandy ()   |   | |
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I meant to say "with the turquoise sheath and HOSE" the 1205 was designed to have. My bad. |
Post# 174058 , Reply# 14   3/19/2012 at 14:02 (4,413 days old) by vacu-finder ()   |   | |
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do not get that motor...!! When replacing motors always buy the Lamb motors with the metal housings. They are easy to rebuild and if looked after will out live you. |
Post# 174061 , Reply# 15   3/19/2012 at 14:39 (4,413 days old) by pnluxconvlvr (Georgia)   |   | |
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Thanks so very much for the compliment. I will let you know of any parts or good pieces I come across. I agree about the motor. I am a neat freak that replaces or disinfects then runs everything through the "tough scrub" and "sanitize" feature of my dishwasher because I like a freash vacuum as well and I personally would NEVER even think of replacing the original motors in my Electrolux vacuums with the aftermarket motors for the sake of quality alone. There are a lot of great people in this club who have a lot of expertise in repair of motors. Brushes are easy to replace and sometimes a new armature or fan disk can be found or at least a good used one. I have a gray 1205 rebuilt by Electrolux that has water damage to the motor due to water being sucked up with the use of a floor scrubber from a previous owner. I am going to rebuild it myself with some added expertise. :)
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Post# 174062 , Reply# 16   3/19/2012 at 14:41 (4,413 days old) by pnluxconvlvr (Georgia)   |   | |
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Post# 174078 , Reply# 17   3/19/2012 at 16:03 (4,413 days old) by gsheen (Cape Town South Africa)   |   | |
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That motor is a cheap signle stage ( fan ) motor thats why there is an adaptor with it. Although I have yet to see one with my own eyes USA Electroluxes used double stage motors ( two fans ) which give them a particular sound. The new single stage motors are very powerful but do so by spinning up to 40 000 rpm this is why they last half the time and sound like a rocket.
Try getting an original motor for it. it would be better. fitting that motor too your 1205 would be like ripping the engine from a clasic 50's corvette and putting a v8 lexus engine in it. It would be more but it will ruin it. It would have lost all of its appeal |
Post# 174083 , Reply# 19   3/19/2012 at 16:26 (4,413 days old) by pnluxconvlvr (Georgia)   |   | |
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Post# 174086 , Reply# 21   3/19/2012 at 16:48 (4,413 days old) by danemodsandy ()   |   | |
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- As you look for tools, crevice tools are the hard part! Ask someone who just found an ivory Lux crevice tool after Lord-knows-how-long searching.... |