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Riccar Plastic Wand for S100, RSQ1 and FV500 Portable Canisters

Riccar Plastic Wand for S100, RSQ1 and FV500 Portable Canisters

Regular price $13.99 USD
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SKU:BA00381

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Plastic wand from Riccar, part BA00381, built for the S100, RSQ1 and FV500 portable canister platform. As the rigid tube connecting the hose to the attachment head, it takes the brunt of being stepped on, dropped down a stairwell, or snapped right where it meets the hose cuff on a small portable unit.

  • Material: plastic
  • Fits: Riccar S100, RSQ1, FV500 portable canisters
  • Part number: BA00381

A cracked tube leaks air right where the machine relies on a sealed path to hold suction, so a hairline split near the cuff typically shows up first as weaker pickup at the attachment rather than a total failure. Run your fingers along the full length of the tube, not just the ends, before deciding it needs replacing, and check that the friction-fit collar at each end is still round and free of chips, since a damaged collar can leak air even when the tube itself looks sound, so it is worth replacing the whole wand rather than trying to patch a chipped collar.