Carpet Pro
Carpet Pro Dust Collection Chamber for CPU250, CPU350, Titan T3200
Carpet Pro Dust Collection Chamber for CPU250, CPU350, Titan T3200
SKU:C283-2300
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Product details
This dust collection chamber restores dirt containment on the Titan T3200 and the Carpet Pro CPU250 and CPU350, and it also fits the Fuller Brush FBEZM, the Simplicity S20EZM and the Riccar S20EZM. The chamber is where debris collects during vacuuming.
Once the chamber cracks or its shape distorts, dust bypasses containment and leaks straight into the housing, which cuts cleaning performance and risks pulling debris into the motor. The compartment has to hold its shape and seal properly to do its job.
- Part: C283-2300
- Fits: Riccar S20EZM, Simplicity S20EZM, Fuller Brush FBEZM, Carpet Pro CPU250, CPU350, Titan T3200
- Role: holds debris collected while vacuuming
- Care: clean the sealing edges before you reinstall it
The chamber is a direct-fit replacement that seats in place of the original. Because it connects directly into the airflow path, a leak here can read the same at the nozzle as a clogged filter or a loose hose connection, which makes it easy to chase the wrong cause until the chamber itself is checked for cracks or a warped sealing edge. Check the mating surface between the chamber and the housing for any gap before ruling it out.
