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NaceCare HX14 Bag Clip Spring, Genuine Replacement Part 801171

NaceCare HX14 Bag Clip Spring, Genuine Replacement Part 801171

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Part 801171 is the bag clip spring for the NaceCare HX14, sold on its own rather than as a complete clip assembly. It is the tension element of that clip: the clip gives the shape, the spring gives the force that holds it shut.

A spring that has stretched, weakened or cracked lets the bag work loose over a shift even though the clip body still looks and moves as it should, which is why the symptom usually reads as a bag problem rather than a spring problem. NaceCare's current online catalogue does not index this part number or the HX14, so if yours is an older machine, check this spring against the one you are removing before ordering.

  • Part: 801171, a NaceCare replacement part
  • Fits: NaceCare HX14
  • Supplied as: Spring only, not the complete bag clip
  • Fit check: Compare against the spring being removed

If the bag still slips after a fresh spring goes in, the clip body is the next thing to check for cracks or a worn pivot. A spring cannot hold a bag against a clip that has lost its own shape, and fitting a second spring will not change that.