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Adhesive parts assist in securing components like seals and gaskets, preventing air leaks that can lead to reduced suction and cleaning performance.
Inspect adhesive parts regularly for wear and tear. Replace them if you notice any peeling, detachment, or compromised areas to ensure optimal vacuum performance.
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