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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: feldon on August 22, 2010, 05:13:50 pm

Title: Problem with Sebo BS36
Post by: feldon on August 22, 2010, 05:13:50 pm
Went to check how full the bag was today and removed back panel and the catch at the top of the panel came to pieces or rather a small metal piece I suspect is a spring of some sort fell out.  Now the catch does not stay shut at the top and having looked at the destructions and also tried to fatham out how it goes back in I am still at a loss to how it goes back together.  Anyone else had this happen to them or any idea how it goes back together again?  The machine is only a couple of months old.
Title: Re: Problem with Sebo BS36
Post by: Steve. Taylor on August 22, 2010, 05:36:11 pm
RICH is it the round pin or the little fork prong bit i am just putting in a new filter so can speak on the phone if you want to call 02380 393120 steve
Title: Re: Problem with Sebo BS36
Post by: neil 47 on August 22, 2010, 05:45:58 pm



I also have a problem with mine I am finding it hard to push even when on no 4.

I have cleaned the stainless stell strip at the bottom but still find it hard to push I have also checked the riser wheel is moving which it is ? ???



Neil
Title: Re: Problem with Sebo BS36
Post by: Steve. Taylor on August 22, 2010, 06:01:25 pm
Neil sounds like a bearing problem to me check the brush strip the lights should guide you on the correct height.
Title: Re: Problem with Sebo BS36
Post by: Steve. Taylor on August 22, 2010, 06:06:42 pm
Rich as mentioned on the phone the round pins can often come out and get lost if you slide a drill bit in around 4mm i think then cut a 20mm length off the smooth chuck end of the drill bit. super glue or blue tak holds them in place.
Title: Re: Problem with Sebo BS36
Post by: feldon on August 22, 2010, 09:25:55 pm
Steve thanks for your help on the phone tonight.  I finally managed to get the little strip of metel shaped like a fork back in place, fiddley little bugger! Managed to find a drill bit which fitted but do not have a vice to grip in to cut it.  That being said it works perfectly now even without the pin but I'll either order a replacement or do as you say and get round to using a cut down drill bit instead. I still wouldn't have a clue where that strip of metal came from unless you had told me, thanks again for your help.
Title: Re: Problem with Sebo BS36
Post by: Steve. Taylor on August 22, 2010, 09:31:44 pm
Glad i could help i love a happy ending :'( :'( :'( ::)
Title: Re: Problem with Sebo BS36
Post by: Griffus on August 25, 2010, 04:10:34 pm



I also have a problem with mine I am finding it hard to push even when on no 4.

I have cleaned the stainless stell strip at the bottom but still find it hard to push I have also checked the riser wheel is moving which it is ? ???



Neil

Ditto Neil. Have you sorted it now?

Just about to have a good look at mine.