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01-02-16, 09:37 AM

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Sears powermate vacuum head motor test

The vacuum head motor doesn't run on our Sears Powermate vacuum (part # KC90FCBJZ000 for the motor) & I am wondering if this is a 110V AC motor? They don't step voltage down to DC for their stuff do they?

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The vacuum head assembly # is C50XCRF1W017

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01-02-16, 10:44 AM

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That beater bar brush motor is a 120vac Panasonic motor.

There is a motor protector circuit breaker. Have you checked and tried to reset that ?
It's #28 in the parts pictorial listing.

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