• Motor Housing Assembly for Riccar R60, Simplicity S60 and Fuller Brush FB-SPFM.2 Brooms
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Riccar Motor Housing Assembly for R60, Simplicity S60 and Fuller Brush FB-SPFM.2

Riccar Motor Housing Assembly for R60, Simplicity S60 and Fuller Brush FB-SPFM.2

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C669-0300
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Riccar Motor Housing Assemb...

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C669-0300 is the structural shell that carries the motor on the broom-vacuum platform sold as the Riccar R60, the Simplicity S60 and the Fuller Brush FB-SPFM.2. Unlike a trim panel, this piece holds the motor in position rather than merely covering it.

Stick brooms spend their working life standing upright between uses, and repeated tip-overs are what eventually fracture the mounting bosses molded into a housing like this one. Once that happens the motor sits off center and the unit noticeably picks up in noise.

  • Part: motor housing shell
  • Fits: Riccar R60, Simplicity S60, Fuller Brush FB-SPFM.2
  • Part number: C669-0300

Look over the latch pocket and the mounting bosses for hairline fractures before putting a housing back into service, since a fine crack rarely shows until the shell shifts again under load. Sold as the housing only, this listing excludes the motor, the fan and the power cord, each carrying its own separate part number.