Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: kinder clean on November 27, 2009, 11:42:42 pm
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My sebo duo is making a cog grinding noise (the noise they make when you press on too hard) only now its almost constant, is this
repairable ? if so what do I need.
Many thanks
Paul
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Hi Paul , yes this can be repaired, it is normally hair or fibre caught inside the machine., that can lead to a problem.
I have come across this before - it costs about 60 quid to repair which is cheaper than buying a new one !!!
Mine normally go every 18 months or so so the answer to your question is yes
Good luck
Gary
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Ive just had my two repaired with the same problem and had to have the bearings replaced as the pre spray washes away the grease that lubricates them.
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Mine did that few months after i had it. like posts before take out brushes and base plate and clean and lubricate. i noe clean mine on a reg basis but dont use that often cause have an envirodri
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On one of my power brushes I burnt out two motors until we realised it was the bearing
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same happened yesterday clicking noise when pushed,but still working untill last job when only one brush moving and yep Ive done a belt end clogged with strands . ive found my booklet and in the back theres a parts list made my list dont think it will be a cheap do, but it has never let me down in three years so its done very well ,and to be honest if I had looked after my duo better it wouldnt have broke down now , ady :)
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How long do most peoples duo's last when used as an agitator? I know they're not meant for this, but how soon do parts start to fail from new would you say??
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I'm on my 3rd duo in 6.5 years, although to be fair, the 2nd one is still in working condition and kept as a back up.
Last set of bearings cost about £60 fom Solutions