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Powr-Flite BVP5.1 Backpack Vacuum Motor
Powr-Flite BVP5.1 Backpack Vacuum Motor
SKU:B395-2000
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Product details
The motor is the one component that actually produces suction in a backpack vacuum, and this unit is the replacement motor for the Powr-Flite BVP5.1 and for the BP6P, BP6S, BP10P, and BP10S backpacks.
Vacuum motors are a wear item on any machine that runs for hours at a stretch, which is normal for a commercial backpack in daily use. The signs a motor is going are usually loud before they are total, a rising whine or grinding sound, a burning smell, suction that fades and returns, or the motor cutting out and restarting on its own. A motor that has stopped completely, sparked, or tripped a breaker should be replaced rather than run again.
- Part: vacuum motor, part B395-2000
- Fits: Powr-Flite BVP5.1, BP6P, BP6S, BP10P, BP10S
- Symptom: grinding or whining noise, burning smell, weak or intermittent suction, motor will not run
- Before ordering: confirm the backpack model on its label matches this list
Replacing a worn motor is ordinarily far cheaper than replacing the whole backpack, and it is the correct repair once the hose, filters, and bag have already been ruled out as the cause of lost suction.
