I have a 40+ year old Rainbow vacuum that's always worked pretty well but seems to have less suction lately. The hose is duct-taped to the end that plugs into the water canister and perhaps that connection is getting aged, or I fear I've done damage by using it to clean up too much after sheetrock work. Before I spend a pile on another hose I'd like to know I haven't done permanent damage, and I don't know of any Rainbow repairers in this area. I've cleaned what I can clean without taking apart the works, which I figure I would screw up. Any suggestions?
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Hey, Your vacuum is finished. Send me an email and I"ll send you a report.
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K, text is cool.
I'll communicate in daytime about when. Thanks!
Yes I do remember these. I worked on one of these last year or whenever it was. Big blank spot in our lives.
I didn't think there was any Rainbow that has a bag...anyway, this doesn't. I'm pretty sure this is a D3, and I haven't seen the brushes and commutator. The thing I've been calling a filter is actually called the "separator", I learned from a YouTube video, and there's no exit filter that I can discern.
It would be great to bring it to you in Beaverton; I probably won't be able to get to the fair on the 12th. Tell me details?