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Post# 106621 , Reply# 3   8/22/2010 at 01:18 (4,994 days old) by electrolux~137 ()   |   | |
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Post# 106675 , Reply# 5   8/22/2010 at 18:56 (4,993 days old) by kirbykid63 (Wilmington Delaware)   |   | |
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Remove the motor and take it apart,see if the fields are clogged with dirt.Blow out the dust and your motor should run cooler. Richard new2youvacuums on Ebay |
Post# 106690 , Reply# 7   8/22/2010 at 21:11 (4,993 days old) by kloveland (Tulsa)   |   | |
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Charles, Enjoyed reading the manual, you made for your parent's. Looks as if the manual was created on an older Macintosh. I recognized the font Geneva. I still use a Power Macintosh G3 with OS 9.2.2 on a regular basis for a quick letter, etc. The older systems were so easy to use. And no I have never had any problems with the copper clips although I haven't had my machines a long time. Kenny |
Post# 106732 , Reply# 9   8/23/2010 at 20:03 (4,992 days old) by scvacuumguy (SC)   |   | |
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The belt is probably too tight. Loosen the screws holding the motor and slide the motor back and forth. Place a thumb on the belt and pull the motor back till it is tightly holding the belt. The belt should have a tiny bit of slack in it so that the motor will not run hot. Because of the cog size on the belt, the Electrolux PN motor has to be manually adjusted when you install it. They later took care of this problem by putting in a different style housing on the later PN's made after the PN6. |