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How to Change an Electrolux Central Vacuum Motor

For Electrolux Central Vacuum models 1561, 1569, 1580, 1584, 1590, 1590A, E117A, E130A, E130B, E136G, E130J

Unplug the canister and remove the 24 volt wiring.

Using both handles on the dirt bucket, slide the canister stright up off the mounting brackett, and place the machine on the ground.

Remove 3 small screws from the top of the of the canister, and then remove the top cover. You should now be able to access the motor.

Now remove the 3 bolts on the motor, and unhook the motor contacts. After this is done you will now be able to remove the motor. Also remove the coupling on the horn of the old motor and place on the new motor.

Clean the screen bleow the motor if necessary.

When putting in the new motor make sure there is a gasget between the motor and the canister create a tight seal, then tighten the bolts and reconnect the motor terminals.

Put the top cover back on and put the machine on the wall.

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