SEBO Stop Spring for X Seri...
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Product details
Position 36 in SEBO's AUTOMATIC X4/X5 exploded diagram, position 32 in the X7/X8 drawing and position 18 in the ESSENTIAL G4/G5 drawing all point at the same small component: stop spring 5146. It supplies the return tension that keeps a moving assembly sitting against its stop instead of drifting away from it.
Springs fatigue quietly. The first sign is normally a rattle, or a mechanism that no longer snaps back where it belongs, and by then the coil has already lost its set. Because the part is cheap and buried, most people fit one only when the machine is already open for something else — which is the right moment, since getting back in costs far more time than the spring costs to buy. Replacing it early also saves the trim that a loose assembly eventually wears through. Fitting one is a matter of unhooking the tired coil and hooking the new one onto the same two anchors, with the machine unplugged and the area clear of loose fasteners.
- Part number: 5146, sold individually
- Fits AUTOMATIC: X1, X2, X4, X4 Boost, X5, X7 Premium, X7 Pet, X8
- Fits ESSENTIAL: G1, G2, G4, G5
- Also fits: 370 COMFORT and ELECTRONIC 370
- Diagram positions: 36 on X4/X5, 32 on X7/X8, 18 on G4/G5
- Fixings for the same machines: 3.9 x 16 screws as 0103 singly or 0103ER for ten
- Also serving this whole range: hose 5040SB, clamp 1073, spring 5091
People search for this as a SEBO stop spring, an X7 return spring or a G4 stop spring, and all of them arrive at 5146. Order by the count shown on the drawing for your own model rather than by guesswork, and quote the part number rather than the item position when checking a list — the same spring carries a different number on each of the three drawings. While the covers are off, filter bags for these uprights come as the eight-bag box 5093AM. Ships in 2–5 business days.
