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Power Nozzle Motor (Geared Shaft) - Filter Queen AT1100

Power Nozzle Motor (Geared Shaft) - Filter Queen AT1100

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Power Nozzle Motor (Geared ...

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Geared-shaft motor for the Filter Queen AT1100 power nozzle, part 4008006600, also listed as FQ-6060. It is the motor inside the power head that turns the brush roll, entirely separate from the suction motor in the canister.

It fits the Filter Queen 112C and the 75th Anniversary machines using the AT1100 nozzle, along with the M360SS and 360 power nozzles.

When this motor fails, the canister still pulls hard and the nozzle still glides, but the brush stops turning, often cutting in and out as you work before it stops for good. Carpet cleaning falls away immediately, because the nozzle is doing nothing but sliding over the pile. Check for a jammed brush roll and a stripped gear before condemning the motor, and have the replacement fitted by a technician, since there is wiring involved and the gear has to mesh correctly.