15130376 Craftsman Leaf Blower / Vacuum - Overview
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Leaf blower vacuum tube, lower
PartSelect #: PS12516237
Manufacturer #: GF70BL.20.02
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Barb
December 19, 2022
Had been running fine last week. Now, I turned the blower on and it makes a bit of a high-pitched sound, and only a little air blows from it. You would think that something was stuck in it. The flywheel moves freely. I took out all the screws on the housing but cannot open the housing to look inside. Your recommendations?
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Hello Barb, thank you for reaching out. Washers attach the impeller to the body of the leaf blower. The impeller blades will be decentered if they become bent. This instability can cause noise while the motor is idling or cause the impeller blade to get stuck, resulting in overheating or a seized motor. A loose nut can cause a rattling noise when using your blower. The noise may be more pronounced while the blower is idling. If the impeller nut becomes lodged between the blade and the encasing, your engine may overheat and seize. If your impeller blade is bent, it can begin to rub against the sides. A piece of the blade may have broken off due to corrosion, thus causing a noise. We hope this information helps!
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