.. On our own site, we have a greater range of Sebo spare parts than you will find anywhere else.
The older type (6780ER) is at the back, the newer type (8365GS) is at the front..Wherever you buy one from now, older product description photos aside, you will get the newer one as the older type has been discontinued.. A customer contacted us recently who was unhappy with her new one as it seemed to lack the easy access of its predecessor to be able to open it and service it..
The old design had four Phillips screws allowing it to opened up for brushbar cleaning, etc.The newer type has six star screws, four of which are hidden to dissuade you from taking it apart..Even the Sebo manual that comes with it claims this:.
Beyond a clip off inspection flap, it is claimed: “the turbo brush cannot be disassembled any further”.That’s poppycock..
So you must buy a new one when it gets clogged with hair?
That’s silly and not typical of Sebo.. I’ll insert a caveat here: Taking it apart is easy, reassembling it is fiddly and you need to be of a practical disposition in order to do it..(alright, it’s not usually so sunny here, but we’re optimists).
.. Look at this rather nice review a gentleman left for us recently on Trustpilot:.A Proper Shop, Run by Proper People.
I recently visited Manchester Vacs after stumbling across their website online and realising they were local to me..Earlier in the day, I had been looking at a Sebo X7 priced at £384.90 in John Lewis, Cheadle.
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