Bissell Biggreen Guide

BigGreen

Commercial™

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OPERATION,

&

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MANUAL

&

PARTS

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ALL

INSTRUCTIONS,

WARNINGS

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for commercial use:

&

CAUTIONS

BEFORE

USING

THIS

VACUUM

This vacuum cleaner will afford

you

many

years of trouble-free operating satisfaction,

provided

it

is given proper care.

Al

l

parts

have passed rigid quality

contro

l standards

prior

to

being assembl

ed

to produce the

finished

pmduct

.

Prior

to

packaging, this

vacuum was again inspected for assurance

of flawless assembly.

Your vacuum is protectively pac

ke

d

to

pre-

vent damage

in

shipme

nt

.

We

recommend

On

ly a visual examination will reveal

damage

that

may have occurred.

If damage

is

discovered, immediately notify

the

transportation

company th

at

de

liv

er

ed

your vacuum. As a shipper, we are unable

to

report

claims

for

concealed damage.

You

must

originate

any

claims within 5

days.

This manual is

for

'

your'

pmtection and infor-

mation. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY since

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PN

288780

8isse/f

B(g

Green Commercial

Vac

Wide Area Vacuum Manual -Print,orl in

US

A

2014

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

WARl\111\16:

To

avoid

electric:

shoc:k,

[]0

NOT

expose

to

rain.

Store

Indoors

When

using this electric vacuum, basic precautions should always

be

followed, including

the

following:

1}

DO

NOT

lea

ve

the vacuum when

plugged

in.

Unplug

it

from

the outlet when

not

in

use and before servicing.

2}

This

is

NOT

a

toy

Close attention

is

nec-

essary when used around

or

near children.

3}

To

avoid electric shock,

DO

NOT

use

outdoors

or

on

wet

surfaces.

4}

Use

this

vacuum only as described

in

this safety manual. Use only manufactur-

er's

recommended

attachments

and

accessories.

5}

DO

NOT

use

this

vacuum wi

th

a dam-

aged

co

rd

or

plug. If the vacuum

is

not

working as

it

should, because

it

has been

dropped,

damaged,

left

outdoors

or

dropped into water.

contact

an

authorized

service

center

or

factory

.

6}

DO

NOT

pull the vacuum

by

the cord,

use cord as a handle, close a door

on

the

cord

or

pu

ll

cord around sharp edges and

corners.

DO

NOT

run

vacuum over the

cord. Keep cord away

from

heated sur-

faces.

7}

DO

NOT

unplug

the

vac·uum

by

pulling

on

the cord.

To

unplug, grasp the plug,

not

the cord.

8} Store vacuum indoors

in

a dry area.

9}

DO

NOT

handle

the

vacuum plug

or

vac-

uum with

wet

hands.

10}

DO

NOT

put

any

objects into the open-

ings.

DO

NOT

use with

any

openings

blocked; keep free of dust, lint, hair, and

anything

that

may reduce air flow.

11}

Tum

OFF

all

of the controls before

unplugging.

12}

Keep hair, loose dothing. finge

rs

, and

a

ll

parts

of

the

body away

from

openings

and moving

parts.

1 3}

DO

NOT

pick up anything

that

is smok-

ing

or

buming

such

as

cigarettes, rnatch-

es,

or

hot

ashes.

14}

NEVER

vacuum floors.

carpets

or

rugs

that

are

wet.

NEVER

vacuum up liq-

uids with

this

vacuum.

15}

DO

NOT

use without dust bag

and/or

filters

in

place.

16}

DO

NOT

use t

hi

s vacuum to pick up

flamm

ab

le

or

combustible

li

quids such as

gasoline or use

in

areas where they may

be

present

.

17}

DO

NOT

use where oxygen

or

anes-

thetics are used.

18}

Replace

damaged

or

worn

par'

ts

immediately

with

genuine original equip-

ment

parts

to

maintain safety and

to

pro-

tect

your limited warranty.

19}

DO

NOT

use this vacuum

to

pickup

hard

or

sharp

objects such a coin

s,

pins,

nails etc., as they will damage the vacuum

and

filter

bags.

20}

DO

NOT

use

an

extension cord unless

absolutely necessary. If

an

extension co

rd

is used. then wire size

must

be

#

14

gauge

or

larg

er

and should

not

exceed

50

feet

in

length. Tt,e extension cord

must

be

three-

wire type

to

insure

GROUNDING

protec-

tion.

This vacuum

must

be

connected

to

a prop-

erly grounded outlet

on

l

y.

See grounding

instructions (Page 3).

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

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Ref

No

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

Part

Description

r1

a ~

l.:ld

S

1<.e~

Flat Gasket

Hose Adaptor

10

X 5 /

a"

Hi

-

Lo

Screw

2·1

/2

" Dia X

3"

Hose

Bag

Ad

a

ptor

Circle Gasket

BAG

ADAPTOR

AND

BUMPER

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

LIST

Qty Part

No

..JO

IJJ

I

1

385492

1

385468

4

306606

1

321036

1

384674

1

385956

Di

sposa

bl

e Paper Bag

(5

Pk) 1

332844

28

" Bumper (Grey) 1

240176

Sc

rew 2

337315

Steel

Washer

3

369519

Pop

Rivet 1

4154

72

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DANGER:

Improper

use

of

the

grounding

plug

can

result

in

a

ri!ik

of

electric

shock.

Electrical equipment

must

be

grounded.

If

it

should

malfunction

or

breakdown,

grounding provides a path of least resis-

Lance

for

electrical

current

to reduce

the

risk of electric shock. This vacuum is

equipped with a cord having

an

equipment-

grnunrling conductor and grounding plug.

The plug

must

be

inserted into

an

appm-

priate outlet

that

is properly installed and

grounded in accordance with

all

local

codes and ordinances.

If

repair

or

replacement of the cord

or

plug

is necessary,

DO

NOT

connect the ground-

ed

wire to either flat blade terminal. The

wire with insulation having

an

outer' sur-

face

that

is

green with

or

without yellow

stripes is the grounding wir'e.

Grounded

Outlet

Box

This electric equipment is

for

use

on

a

nominal 1

20

volt

ci

rcuit

, and has a

grounded plug

that

looks l

ike

the plug

il

lus-

trated

in

(Fig

A). A

temporary

adaptor

that

looks like

the

adaptor illustrated

in

(Fig

B

&

CJ

may be used to connect this plug

to

a 2-pole receptacle as shown

in

(Fig

BJ

if

a propedy grounded outlet

is

not available.

!Fig

BJ

!Fig

CJ

The tempor'ary adaptor shou

ld

be

used

only until a proper'IY grounded outlet

(Fig

A]

can be installed

by

a qualified electrician.

The green color rigid

ear.

lug

or

the like

extending from the adaptor

must

be con-

nected

to

a permanent ground such as a

properly

grounded

outlet

box cover.

Whenever

the adaptor is used,

it

must

be

held

in

place

by

a metal scr'ew. (See

Fig

BJ

WARI\III\IG:

Improper connection of the

equ

ipment-grounding conductor can result

in

a risk

of

electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician

or

service person if

you

are

in

doubt as to whether

the

outlet

is

properly grounded.

DD

NOT

modify the plug provided with the equipment.

If

it

will not fit the outlet,

have a prnper outlet installed

by

a qualified electrician.

Note:

In

Canada, the use of a

temporary

adaptor is not permitted

by

the

Canadian

El

ectrical Code.

Tr'eat this vacuum as you would any

other

high

grade

precision

made

product.

Dropping, unreasonable bumping across

thresholds and

other

misuses may

result

in

a damaged unit which

will

not

be

cov-

ered

by

warranty.

Read this manual completely before oper-

ating the vacuum. It

is

important

to follow

instructions

in

this manual to prevent the

possibility of injury or damage to the

user

and/or

vacuum.

GROUNDING

INSTRUCTIONS

GROUNDING

METHODS

CARE

OF

THIS

VACUUM

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LOCK

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26

3" Bumper 1

381438

10

Ratchet Plate 1

381179

27

#8

-"5/s"

Hi

-

Lo

Screw 2

434892

11

Flat Brass Washer 1

380679

28

Linkage Retainer 1

381241

12

Retaining

Ring

1

381020

29

41

/4"

Carriage Bolt 1

381721

13

Height Adjustment Pedal Kit 1

381322

30

Right Wheel Bracket 1

381284

[Includes

10

,

14

&

15)

31

6 -

32

X 3

/s"

Screw 2

377155

14

1

/4-

20

X 3

/s"

Screw 2

380903

32

6 -

32

Hex

Nut

1

377171

15

Int Tooth Washer 2

380695

33

Spacer 5

322660

16

Adjustment

Pedal

Spring 1

382043

34

1

/4

" Flat Washer 7

380652

17

3

/s-

16Nut

2

380741

35

1/.d'

Lo

ckwasher 5

342858

36

1

/4·

20

Hex

Nut 2

338966

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10

CHASSIS

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

LIST

Ref

No

Part

Descr

iption

1 Frame Assembly

2 Linkage Assembly

3 Ground Lead w/Terminals

4.

31

/4"

Carriage Bolt

5

Co

ll

ar

w/Set

Screw

6

5"

X 11/4'' Wheel

7

Fla

t Washer

8 Le~ Wheel Bracket

9 5

/16

-

18

Lock

Nut

10

Ratchet Plate

11

Fla

t Brass Washer

12

Retaining

Ring

13

H

eig

ht

Adjustment Pedal Kit

(Includes

10.

14

&15)

14

1

/4

-

20

X 3

/s"

Screw

15

Int Tooth Washer

16

Adjustment

Pedal

Spring

17

:3/s-16Nut

Oty Part

No

1

381357

1

381349

1

383031

1

381748

2

382035

2

222607

6

31543

5

1

381292

2

380792

1

38

11

79

1

380679

1

381020

1

381322

2

380903

2

380695

1

382043

2

380741

Ref

Part

Description Qty Part

No No

18

11 /

d'

Swivel

Caster 2

381098

19

1

/4

-

20

X 7

/s"

Screw 5

380857

20

3

/s"

Int Tooth Wasl1er 2

393185

21

Flat Washer 5

380652

22

4" Spring

Tube

1

381756

23

1

/4''

Lockwasher 5

342858

24

1

/4-

20

Nut 3

380881

25

Cover Assemb

ly

1 3

81381

26 3" Bumper 1

381438

27

#8

-5

/s"

Hi

-

Lo

Screw 2

434892

28

Linkage Retainer 1

381241

29

41

/4"

Ca

rriage Bolt 1

381721

30

Right Wheel Bracket 1

38128

4

31 6 -

32

X 3/B°' Screw 2

377155

32

6 -

32

Hex

Nut

1

377171

33

Spacer 5

322660

34

1

/4"

Flat Washer 7

380652

35

1/4'' Lockwasher 5

342858

36

1

/4

-

20

He

x Nut 2

338966

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10

BRUSH

&

BODY

Ref

Part

Description

Qty

Part

REPLACEMENT

No

PARTS

1 1

/a

-

20

X 3

/4"

Screw

342831

LIST

2 Flat

Washer

380652

3 -,I

,i'

Sp

lit Lockwasher 1

342858

4 -,

/.a

-

20

Nut

1

380881

5 8 -

18

X 5

/s"

Screw 2

381799

6 Clip 1

381616

7

#8

I

nt

Tooth Lockwasher 6

380709

8 Clip 1

380873

9 8

-18

X 5

/s"

Screw 2

381789

10

Series Belt Guard 1

381365

11

10

-

24

X 1

/2

" Screw 2

380938

12

10

-

24

X 5

/a'

Screw 3

380997

13

Brush Bracket 1

381233

14

10-24

Nut

Hex 2

381004

?

15

28" Brush 1

26

7

961

16

8 - 18 x

1"

Hi-Low Screw 4

388629

17 Brush

Cap

1

381225

""

·

18

Felt

Washer

2

381187

18

Double Seal Bearing 2

380849

20

28" Brush Shaft 1

381470

21 8 -

18

X11

/d'

Hi-Lo Screw 4

388637

22

Brush Pulley 1

381217

23

Dust

Guar'd 1

381446

24

Reinforcing Plate 1

381500

25

Reinforcing Plate 1

381411

26

28" Brush Strip 1

318515

27

Brush Strip Holder 2

317144

28

#10-

24

X 1

/2"

Screw 2

385379

29

Burr

Washer

4

369519

30

Nylon Flat

Washer

4

361054

31 Baffle 1

381306

32

Thread Guard 1

381527

33

28" Brush Assy 1

382337

34*

28" Ft Nozzle Baffle Strip 1

317195

*Not Shown

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LIRE

TOULES

LES

INSTRUCTIONS

AVANT

DE

FAIRE

1}

Ne pas

la

isser l'appareil sans

s1

irveil-

lance lor'squ'il

esL

bnmche. Debrancher'

lorsque l'appareil n'est

pas

utilise

et

avant l'entr'Btien.

2}

Ne pas

permettre

aux

enfants

de

iouer

avec l'appareil. Une attention par-

Liculiere

est

necessaire lorsque

J'ap

-

pareil

est

utilise par des enfants

ou

a proxim-

ite

de

ces dernier

s.

3}

N'uti

li

ser

que conformement a cette

notice

avec Jes accessoires recom-

mandes

par le fabricant.

4}

Ne pas uti

li

ser

si

le

cordon

ou

la

fiche

est

endommage. Retourner l'appar

ei

l a

un ate

li

er

de

reparation s

'il

ne

fonct-

ionne pas bien. s'il est tombe

ou

s'il a

ete

endommage, oublie

i3

l'exterieur

OU

immerge.

5}

Ne pas apsirer

de

matieres

en

com-

busion

ou

qui degagent

de

la

fumee.

comme

des cigarettes. des allumettes

ou des cendres chaudes.

INSTRUCTIONS

VISANT

LA

MISE

A

LA

TERRI

AVERTl!i!iEMEI\IT:

Pour reduire les

risques

d'incendie, de choc

electrique

ou

de

blessure:

POLIR

APPAREIL

§EC

Pour reduire

les

risques de choc electrique,

ne

pas aspirer

de

maitieres

hurn

id

es

,

ne

pas exposer a

la

pluie et garder

l'aspira

teur

a l'interieur.

L'utilisation

d'un

appareil electrique demande certaines precautions:

6}

Ne pas t

irer

,

sou

l

eve

r 0

11

trainer

l'ap-

pareil par

le

cordon. Ne pas utiliser le

cordon comme

un

e poignee, le coincer

dans !'embrasure d'une

porte

ou

l'ap-

puyer contre des aretes vives

ou

des

coins. Ne pas faire rouler l'apriareil

sur

le

cor'don. Garder

le

cordon

f3

l'

ecar'te

des surfaces chaudes.

7}

Ne pas debrancher

en

tirant

sur

le

cordon. Tirer plut6t

la

fiche.

8} N'inserer aucun

ob

jet dans les ouver-

tures.

Ne pas

utiliser

l'

apparei

l

J

orsqu'une

ouverture

est

bloquee.

S'assurer que

de

la

poussiere,

de

la

peluche, des cheveux ou

d'autres

matier'es ne reduisent pas

le

debit d'air.

9}

Ne pas toucher

la

fiche

ou

l'appareil

lorsque vos mains sont humides.

1

O}

Maintenir l

es

cheveux, les vete-

ments

amples, les doigts

et

toutes

Jes

parties

du

corps a l'ecart des ouver-

tures

et

des pieces mobiles.

Cet appareil doit etre mis a

la

terre.

En

cas de defaillance

ou

de

panne

eventuelles.

la

mise a

la

terre

fournit

au

courant

un

chem

in

de

moindre resis-

tance qui reduit

le

risque

de

choc elec-

trique. Cet appare

il

est pourvu d'un

cor

-

11}

Ne pas utiliser

J'

appareil si

le

sRr.

a

poussiere

ou

le

filtre n'est pas

en

place.

12}

Mettre

toutes les

comnvmdes

a

la

position

ARRET

avant

de

debr

·a

ncher

l'appar'eil.

13}

User

de

prudence lors du nettoyage

des escalier's.

14}

Ne pas clSpirer des liquirles inflam-

mables

ou

combustibles, r:omme de

!'essence,

et

ne

pas faire fonctionner

dans

de

s endroi

ts

ou

peuvent se

trouver

de

tels

liquides.

15}

Toujours

mettre

l'interruptuer'

de

l'appariel a la position ARRET avant

de

brancher

ou

de

debrancher la brosse a

moteur.

16}

Ne brancher qu'a une prise

de

co

urant

avec mise

ala

terre.

Vair les

instructions

visant

la

mise ala

ter

re

.

don muni d'un conducteur de

terre

et

d'une fiche avec broche

de

ter're.

La

fiche

doit

etre

branchee dans une prise appro-

priee

cor

rectement

instalee

et

mise a

la

te

rre

conformement aux

reglements

et

ordonnances municipa

ux.

Cet appareil

est

destine aun circuit

de

120V

et

est

muni

d'une fiche

de

mise a

la

terre

semblable a celle illustree

par

le

cmquis

A de la figure "

A"

. S'assurer que l'appare

il

est

branche a une prise

de

courant ayant la

meme

con-

figuration que la fiche. Aucun adaptatteur ne devra

it

etre

utilise avec

cet

appareil. ·

Conducteur

.._

__

de

terre

Un conducteur

de

terre

mal

raccorde

peut e

ntrainer

un

risque

de

choc elec-

trique. Consulter

un

electricien

ou

un

tec

hnicien d'entretien qualifie

si

vous

n'etes pas certain

que

la

prise soit

cor

-

CON§ERVER

CE§

AVERTISSEMEI\IT:

rectement

mise a la

terre.

Ne

pas modi-

fier

la

fiche fournie avec J'appar'ei

l-

si elle

ne

peut

etre

inseree dans

la

prise, faire

in

stall

er'

une prise adequate

par

un elec-

tricien

qualifie

IN§TRUCTION§

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clean large

are

as of carpets. It also

pe1'-

forms

ve1'y

we

ll

on hard surface floors.

The heavy duty

motor

provides

power

for

the

brush and rotating fan. The large

capacity

filter

bag. foot switch and foot

pedal

for

nozz

le

height adjustme

nt

pro-

vide conven

ient

operation.

The Chevron

pattern

brush pushes

dirt

toward

center

of the brush and vacuum

inlet

for

pickup.

is

pr

esent. it is

recommended

that

a

second pass

be

made over the s

urface

Back

up

the vacuum

Lo

lift

CA

l'pet nap,

thus

helping

to

remove the heavy, deep

dir

'L

or

sand.

This

va

cuum

must

be

connected

to

the

correct

power

so

urce

to

correspond

to

the

daLa

on

the name plate.

WIDE

AREA

VACUUM

--------~--------~--------~--------

~

---

-

--

~

-·

~-----

·

carton.

2}

Flip

the

handle up into the

upright

posi-

tion and

secure

in

place with the speed pin

att

ached

to

the handle bracket.

3)

Remove cloth filter bag

from

the

carton

and

attach

it

to

vacuum with zipper, facing

the

front

of

the

unit Stretch mouth of

the

bag completely over discharge

port

on

bact

of vacuum.See fig 2.

4}

Assemble the hose and bag

adaptor

to

the

cast

discharge deflector

at

rea1'

of the

vacuum, with bag adaptor facing

front

of

unit. See fig 2.

5}

Install a

paper

filter

bag

to

the

bag

adaptor

by

grasping

the

bag's

cardboard

collar, pulling

it

forward

on

to

the

adaptor

.

6}

Zip up

the

filter bag and secure

it

to

the

handle with

wrap

-around velcro strap.

1}

When

removing

the

dus~

bag

or'

inspecting

the

blower fan and brush. dis-

connect

power

cord plug

from

the wall out-

let

.

2}

The

brush

belt

guard and

thread

guard

are

designed

to

prevent

threads

and

strings

from

binding

the

brush.

Inspect

the

brush

frequently

for

obstructions

and

removed

th

em

to

prevent damage

to

bris-

tles

.

3)

DO

NOT

pickup large metal slugs, metal

shavings

or

similar debris. Also,

care

must

be taken so as

not

to

suck

up

loose

carpet

or

other

such bulky articles.

C::loth

Bag

[Fig

ii:!)

INSTRUCTIONS

Discharge

Deflector

Elastic

Mouth

of

C::loth

Bag

4}

When the vacuum is

not

in

use

or

in

storage, to prevent damage, lift brush

br

'is-

tles

off the floor.

5}

Wrap

the power cord around

the

han-

dle when the vacuum

is

not

in

use.

6}

The vacuum handle can

be

stored in

the

full vertical position or folded down flat

in

the

vertical positioned for packing.

7}

Periodically

the

motor

shou

ld

be

cleaned

out

using c

ompressed

-ai

r.

Especially when used

on

new

carpet

or

in

a

dusty area.

OPERATION

AND

CARE

INFORMATION

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&

BRUSH

DRIVE

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

LIST

·-.....

.....

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8

Ref

No

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

g

10

11

12

IJ

16

17

18

19

N/S

Description

Qty

Part

No

Switch w/Terminal (115 Volt) 1

381012

Plastic Spacer 1

381853

Switch Button Cover 1

381039

16/3

-

60

Ft

Line

Cord 1

381896

23

/4X

11

/2"Spring

1

381160

Strain Relief 1

443379

Series

Motor

Pulley 1

381209

115

Motor

1

381950

Motor

Clamp Bracket 2

381578

1/

4"

Flat Washer 8

380652

1

/4"

Lock Washer 4

342858

1/

4-20

X

5/8"

Hex Bolt 4

342831

L,..J

L.JLI

lt,-J

1....JU..Jr,i_.1,,

1

/2-

20

X 3

/d'Hex

Nut

1

380776

Steel Tooth Washer 1

381780

Motor

Seal 'V-Ring' 1

380563

SV-Series

Poly

V Belt 1

381071

Motor

Bearing -11 5 Volt 1

382167

Carbon Brush -

11

5 Volt 1

382132

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No

1

2

4

5

6

l 7

-

i~

8

~t~

g

10

11

12

13

14

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

HOUSING/BAG/HANDLE

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

LIST

Description Qty

Part

No

Cloth Filter Bag (Gr

ey)

1

240125

28"

Housing (Green) 1

288764A

Push Handle 1

318523

Right Handle Bracket 1

315583

Left Handle Brncket 1

315591

Flat Brass Washer 6

380679

1

/4-

20

Nylock

Nut

6

380784

·1

/4-

20

X /

/s"

Screw 4

.3iooo<+

Fan

Cover 1

3811

95

Intake Cover 1

381268

8 -

32

X 1

/4"

Screw 2

380598

#8

Int Tooth Lockwasher 2

380709

Flat Washer

4·

380652

1

/<1

-

20

X 3

/4"Screw

2

342831

Clamp 1

381055

1

/<1

-

20

X 5

/e"

Hex Bolt 1

360848

23

/<1

X 3

/.a"

Spring 1

381160

7

/s"

Clip

w/Vinyl 1

318922

1/.-i-

20

Acorn

Nut

1

328146

8-32

X 3

/e"

Scr'ew 3

367389

Speed

Assembly 1

321001

10

-

24

X 1/2" Self-

Tap

Screw 1

385379

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BRUSH

DRIVE

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

LIST

''-,

.....

)

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vt14

@

~

2

Ref

No

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

N/S

Description Qty

Part

No

Switch

w/Terminal

(115

Volt)

1

381012

Plastic

Spacer

1

381853

Switch Button Cover 1

381039

1

6/3

-

60

Ft

Line

Cord 1

381896

23

/a

X 11/2" Spring 1

381160

Stra

in

Re

li

ef 1

443379

Series

Motor

Pulley 1

381209

115

Motor

1

381950

Motor

Clamp

Bracket

2

381578

1

/4"

Flat

Washer

8

380652

1/ 4" Lock

Washer

4

342858

1/4-20

X

5/8"

Hex Bolt 4

342831

Motor

Clamp 1

381403

Fan

Motor

1

457353

6" Strip

Gasket

2

381640

1

/2-

20

X 3

/a"Hex

Nut 1

380776

Steel Tooth

Washer

1

381780

Motor

Seal 'V-Ring' 1

380563

SV-Series Poly V Belt 1

381071

Motor

Bearing -

115

Volt

1

382167

Ca1'bon Brush -11 5

Volt

1

382132

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