SEBO Torque Sensor for SOFTCASE CE12

Diagnosis comes before ordering with a part like this one. The torque sensor, part 75110ER, is an electrical component and not a consumable, so it belongs on the order only once a fault has genuinely been traced to it and never as routine maintenance.

Where SEBO places it in the exploded parts list is instructive. It is numbered 124, between the 120 volt printed circuit board 75126ER at position 120, the light gray motor bridge 75080HG at position 122, and the 333 HTD 3M 6 toothed belt 2923 at position 125. In other words it sits inside the drive and control group, in company with the board that runs the machine and the belt turned by the motor 75053ER. That grouping is the reason a failing sensor tends to show up as odd behaviour under load rather than as a machine that will not start at all. Before ordering, confirm the wiring running to it is sound, because a chafed lead in the loom imitates a failed sensor closely enough to fool a quick test.

• Order as: 75110ER, the torque sensor
• Machine: the SEBO CE12 Softcase upright
• Diagram position: 124 on the SOFTCASE CE12 parts list
• Numbered between: 75126ER 120 volt printed circuit board at 120, 75080HG motor bridge at 122, and 2923 toothed belt at 125
• Type: electrical component, supplied singly
• Related numbers: 75053ER 120 volt vacuum motor, 75118 motor cabling, 75126ER printed circuit board

The factory sensor is built to the electrical behaviour the board and the motor expect, and nothing generic can make that promise. Supplied by an authorized SEBO dealer, this is the number to quote when searching for a CE12 Softcase torque sensor or a SEBO SOFTCASE sensor by number 75110ER. Ships within 2-5 business days.