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On/off switch

On/off switch

On/off switch
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Discover answers to common questions about Kenmore vacuum cleaner deflector chute parts, ideal for both homeowners and professional technicians.
If your Kenmore vacuum cleaner's deflector chute is cracked or not functioning, you'll likely need a new replacement. Remove the old chute by unscrewing or unclipping it from the vacuum body. Install the new deflector chute securely, ensuring it fits properly for optimal performance.
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