Carpet Pro
Carpet Pro Dirt Collection Chamber for CMP-3N, CMP-3T, Titan TC6000.2
Carpet Pro Dirt Collection Chamber for CMP-3N, CMP-3T, Titan TC6000.2
SKU:C625-0106
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Product details
Part C625-0106 is the dirt collection chamber for the Titan TC6000.2 commercial upright, and the same molded chamber fits the Carpet Pro CMP-3N, CMP-3QD and CMP-3T.
Sealing depends on this chamber keeping its molded shape. A crack or a distorted mating edge lets outside air slip in around the compartment rather than being pulled through the collection media, so suction drops at the nozzle even though the motor itself still sounds perfectly healthy. A second telltale sign is dust drifting out around the seam instead of staying inside where it belongs.
- Part: C625-0106
- Fits: Titan TC6000.2; Carpet Pro CMP-3N, CMP-3QD, CMP-3T
- Function: holds and seals the collected dirt during use
These chambers usually crack from impact: a stairwell corner, a loading dock door, the back of a van. A cracked chamber is a replacement rather than a repair: patching the crack leaves a seal that will not hold under working airflow, and the crack itself tends to travel a little further each time the chamber is knocked back into place. Inspect the mating edge for flatness before reinstalling to confirm the new chamber seats without introducing its own leak.
