Electrolux-Eureka
Eureka 1400 Low-Profile Lexan Fan
Eureka 1400 Low-Profile Lexan Fan
SKU:81092
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Product details
This fan, part 81092, is a low-profile fan molded in Lexan for the motor assemblies used on Eureka 1400 series and related upright models.
A vacuum fan pulls the air that creates suction, so a warped, cracked, or chipped blade throws the assembly off balance. The usual signs are a new rattling or whirring noise from the motor housing, along with a drop in suction that a fresh filter and empty bag do not fix.
Fan blades wear differently than most vacuum parts, since the damage is often invisible until the imbalance is severe enough to hear. A blade that has picked up a small chip from debris pulled through the airflow path will keep spinning, just less efficiently and with a growing vibration that tends to get worse rather than better on its own.
- Part: 81092, low-profile Lexan fan
- Fits: Electrolux-Eureka EP9025A, EP9025A1, EP9027A and EP9027A1; Eureka and Sanitaire 2134A, C2132B3, S635A, SC679J, SC689A, SC9050E, SL635A and SL635B
- Function: motor fan blade
- Tip: a new noise from the motor housing is worth checking before assuming the motor itself has failed
Confirm your model number before ordering, since Eureka used more than one fan design across its upright line.
