Handle tube Central vacuum
Handle tube Central vacuum 7500
Function
The Handle tube Central vacuum is the pipe that connects the vacuum handle to the vacuum nozzle or the central vacuum hose.
Here is its role and some guidelines on when to consider replacing this part:
Role of the hose tube in a central vacuum system:
1. Suction duct: The hose tube serves as the main conduit through which air, dust and debris are transported from the suction handle to the central unit.
2. Length adjustment: In the case of a telescopic wand, the hose tube can be adjusted in length to suit the user's height or to reach hard-to-reach areas.
When should you consider replacing the part?
1. Obstruction or blockage: If the central suction tube is obstructed by debris or has blockages, this can reduce suction efficiency. If you notice a loss of power or difficulty vacuuming, this could indicate a problem with the handle tube.
2. Visible damage: Visible damage such as cracks, deformations, or broken parts may require replacement of the handle tube. Air leaks may also occur if there is damage.
3. Difficulties in adjustment: If the telescopic mechanism no longer works properly and the tube cannot be adjusted to the desired length, it may be necessary to replace the part.
4. Normal wear and tear: Like any moving part, the handle tube can wear out over time, especially if it is frequently adjusted in length. If signs of normal wear and tear, such as worn parts, permanent creases, or weakened areas, are visible, it may be time to replace it.
5. System modification: If you make any modifications to the central vacuum system, such as adding accessories or parts, make sure that these modifications do not affect the functionality of the handle tube.
When replacing specific parts of a central vacuum system, it is recommended that you refer to the spare parts list or consult the brand's after-sales service to ensure compatibility and proper functioning of the replacement.
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Please note that the photos of the parts are not to scale.
