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    Dust Care Backpack Vacuum Internal Cord, Switch to Motor

    Dust Care Backpack Vacuum Internal Cord, Switch to Motor

    $6.99 USD
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    Dust Care Backpack Vacuum I...

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    Internal wiring cord for Dust Care backpack vacuum cleaners, Part #14-5342-66. This is the short power lead that runs from the on/off switch to the motor, completing the circuit that delivers power to the motor once the switch is turned on.

    It is the internal switch-to-motor connection (not the external plug-in power cord), making it the right part when a backpack vacuum has lost power between a working switch and a good motor due to a broken, frayed or burned internal wire.

    • Internal cord running from switch to motor
    • Restores power delivery inside Dust Care backpack vacuums
    • Universal-fit replacement lead (SKU: 14-5342-66)

    If your Dust Care backpack has power at the wall and a functioning switch but the motor won't run, this internal cord is a common failure point. Replacing it is a straightforward repair that gets the unit running again.