Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: M W. on October 03, 2013, 09:59:24 pm
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recently purchased an airflex pro. has anyone experienced our problem with this model. the waste tank dome had started to weaken and eventually split/cracked around the waste inlet, bought a new one, but with this m/c being relatively new to us, concerned that this is the achilles heel of airflex pro m/c,s
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I have had two Airflex's a Pro and a Storm both brought from new, I had the Pro for just over 12 months, no problems and i have had the Storm for around 19 months, again no problems. Always make sure the dome is seated correctly before using as i should imagine that if it is not in its correct position then it make put it under an increased strain and therefore damage.
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no probs with mine at all, and im sure one quick call to matt and it would be sorted.....
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Cheers . pleased its not a m/c weak point. put this one down to heavy handed operator. >:(
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i was picking my machine up other day from Dry fusion and while i was there a guy local to me dropped off an Airflex for a new pump and i could see the waste tank dome you mentioned was covered in what i would say is resin it looked a mess, so i presume they have had the same problem and fixed it this way.
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i was picking my machine up other day from Dry fusion and while i was there a guy local to me dropped off an Airflex for a new pump and i could see the waste tank dome you mentioned was covered in what i would say is resin it looked a mess, so i presume they have had the same problem and fixed it this way.
Hi thanks. the dome (waste tank lid) stood out to me straight away as a delicate component with the airflex m/c. nevertheless it came my way @ the right money, performs well, and wanting to move away from extracta anyway, giving airflex a go. but if these domes go every 3mths , then will off load and move on.
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As long as you treat it right you will not have any problems, the Airflex is a well built machine and quite a few on here have one and i have not heard of anyone having problems with dome before.
I have the Storm which will put the dome under much more strain than the pro and it is exactly the same dome for both as i have owned both, as i say not had a problem on either of the machines and now had the Storm for over a year and half.
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Cheers, must say aswell the after sales @ clean smart are on the ball, very helpfull.
heavy handed operator too blame >:( will be shot @ dawn ;D ;D
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spot on for customer service.... and for that reason my next machine will be a storm..... cannot wait..... just need to clean enough carpets to pay for it! question is, do i sell my very well looked after pro, or keep it as a back up machine......??????
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Tim, keep it for a back up, although mine has never failed yet, I'm sure there will be a day when a vac motor goes or something more serious. Depending on what model Pro you have it might be quite a bit lighter than the Storm and might be easier to clean flats with. That being said in August i cleaned around 8 flats all on the second floor and i managed to lift my Storm up the stairs. :)
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spot on for customer service.... and for that reason my next machine will be a storm..... cannot wait..... just need to clean enough carpets to pay for it! question is, do i sell my very well looked after pro, or keep it as a back up machine......??????
keep it, always have a stand by m/c in the event of a vac/pump etc going. and as the saying goes IT ISN,T EATING ANY MEAT.. ;)