Eureka EasyClean 71C Motor Replacement

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Eureka EasyClean 71C Motor Replacement

Difficulty

Difficult

Steps

8

Time Required

15 minutes

Introduction

Over time, the vacuum’s motor can become worn down. This guide shows how to replace the motor.

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    • Unscrew the two 18.1 mm PH2 Phillips head screws on the bottom of the vacuum.

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    • Pry off the Riser Visor using the plastic opening tool.

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    • Remove the screw cap using the metal spudger.

    • First-time removal of the screw cap can be difficult. The screw cap isn’t vital, so don’t worry about damaging the screw cap and just keep trying until it comes out.

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    • Unscrew the 14mm PH2 Phillips head screw.

    • Pull the bottom cover off of the rest of the casing.

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    • Pull the power switch all the way up and remove the dust cup.

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    • Unscrew the six 18.1mm PH2 Phillips head screws on the side of the vacuum.

    • Pull the casing apart.

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    • Pull out the switch board.

    • Ensure the vacuum is turned off and unplugged before handling any of the electronics.

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    • Desolder the pictured red and black wires.

    • For instructions on how to solder and desolder wires, visit this guide.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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