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VK9015CCAPY LG Canister Vacuum - Overview

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SHAFT ASSEMBLY,AGITATOR – Part Number: AHR72989701
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SHAFT ASSEMBLY,AGITATOR
Part #AHR72989701
FILTER ASSEMBLY,EXHAUST – Part Number: ADQ73133301
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FILTER ASSEMBLY,EXHAUST
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Telescopic Pipe Assembly – Part Number: AGR73194501
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Telescopic Pipe Assembly
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FILTER,MOTOR SAFETY – Part Number: MDJ54988501
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FILTER,MOTOR SAFETY
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HOSE ASSEMBLY,FLEXIBLE – Part Number: AEM73153001
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HOSE ASSEMBLY,FLEXIBLE
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NOZZLE ASSEMBLY,POWER – Part Number: AGB73052401
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NOZZLE ASSEMBLY,POWER
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Beater bar bearing failure
1 person found this instruction helpful.
  • Don from BURLINGTON, KY
  • Really Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
Replacing the brush/beater bar is a simple process. Removing the bottom of the head assembly with a Phillips screw driver takes all of 2 minutes. The problem came when installing the new brush bar. The old one had oval index protrusions on both ends that fell into a slot on the head assembly. The new part, identical in all other aspects, had one oval end -closest to the belt, and a round protrusion on the other end. Knowing what the answer would be if I called about the difference, I decided to take a hacksaw and turn the round into and oval. It took all of 5 minutes and the circle was now an oval. I inserted the bar in place and reassembled. No problems..so far. It's been used for a total of about twenty minutes as of this writing. I always expect a generic replacement part to have some sort of difference, luckily this one was easy to overcome
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