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Shroud

Shroud

Shroud

Threaded fan housing

Fan case assembly

Fan chamber replacement kit, includes the motor seal gasket, fan cover, and screws

Chamber - exhaust (machin

Cone
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If the fan motor is not working, first ensure it's receiving power. Test with a multimeter. If power is present but the motor is silent, it may need replacement. Check the fan shroud for damages as it might affect airflow. Running into trouble finding parts? Visit Vacuum Cleaner equipment parts at Repair Clinic for assistance.
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