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The model number is usually located on a label on the vacuum’s back or base. Refer to your owner's manual for specific locations.
If your vacuum cleaner's bottom panel is damaged, it may affect performance. To replace it, remove any screws or clips holding the panel. Purchase a genuine replacement part from Repair Clinic for quality assurance and follow installation instructions.
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