24-04-2016, 08:02 AM
Hi Dave.
Come to think of it another thing that comes to mind was on some of the industrial vacuums I used to do, on the ones that had two speeds.
Often on the low speed they wouldn't start but they would on high speed but would run on low speed if started on high. It was always down to brushes when worn, why I didn't remember after your initial post beats me. At least it's fixed
Come to think of it another thing that comes to mind was on some of the industrial vacuums I used to do, on the ones that had two speeds.
Often on the low speed they wouldn't start but they would on high speed but would run on low speed if started on high. It was always down to brushes when worn, why I didn't remember after your initial post beats me. At least it's fixed
