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Inspect the trim for any visible cracks, fading, or detachment. Damage can impact the vacuum's performance by creating gaps that affect suction.
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First, detach the old trim carefully without damaging surrounding areas. Align and press the new trim into place, ensuring a snug fit. For detailed assistance, consult Repair Clinic's repair resources online.


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