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DC14 post motor filter air exhaust question
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April 13, 2014, 12:04:54 AM »
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Is it normal for the air going through the post motor filter to be warm, to very warm? I have ordered a new post motor filter from Manchester Vacs, since the previous owners had it for 5 yrs and probably hasn't been changed. I just hope the motor doesn't burn out on me. Thanks
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Yes, All vacuum motors get warm. They do expel hot air, so it's normal. It happens to my Dysons and they be maintained since new
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DC14s are tanks, just need a slightly longer motor life. Do plastic parts often break on DC14s? Nope. DC41- Sexy looking futuristic and powerful machine. Just needs a better designed cleaner head wheel and cyclone clip along with a dense metal rod in the chassis.
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Thanks for the reply. I was worried if it was expelling hot air it meant the motor was overheating.
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If the motor was overheating, the machine would cut out. As long as it is warm and not red hot, you'll be fine.
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