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Genuine repair parts

A Vacumaid is built to be repaired, not replaced. Every wear part — motor, bag, filter, board — is available through your authorized dealer, often for models over 20 years old.

Bags & filtration

The most common maintenance items — replace bags 2 to 3 times a year to keep full suction.

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Consumable

HEPA bags

High-filtration bags for SR and P series units. Sold in packs of 3.

HEPA3-pack
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Consumable

Motor & exhaust filters

Secondary filters that protect the motor and clean the exhaust air.

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Sealing

Gaskets & seals

Lid and canister gaskets — a worn seal is the #1 cause of lost suction.

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Commercial

DC500 collector bags

Replacement bags for the DC500 bag collector.

Motors & electrical

Installed by your dealer — a motor swap typically gives your unit a second life for a fraction of the cost of a new system.

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Heart of the unit

Replacement motors

Genuine motors for every current and discontinued Vacumaid unit.

120 V240 V
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Electronics

Circuit boards & relays

Control boards, relays and low-voltage transformers.

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Wear part

Carbon motor brushes

Replacing worn carbon brushes can save a motor before it fails.

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Electrical

Cords & switches

Power cords, unit switches and inlet contacts.

Hose & power brush parts

Repair instead of replacing: handles, ends and brush rolls are all serviceable.

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Hose

Handles & switches

Replacement handles and handle switches for electric and low-voltage hoses.

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Hose

Hose ends & cuffs

Wall ends and swivel cuffs — a loose end is an easy fix.

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Power brush

Brush rolls & belts

Brush rolls, belts and neck assemblies for power brushes.

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Wands

Wands & buttons

Telescopic wands and locking buttons, compatible with all handles.

How to get your part

01

Note your model

The model number is on the label on the side of your unit (e.g. SR66, SR12S, P70).

02

Contact your dealer

Your local dealer identifies the exact genuine part — even for discontinued models.

03

Install or drop off

Simple parts you install yourself; for motors and boards, most dealers repair on site.

Not sure which part you need?

Call us or visit your nearest dealer with your model number — we'll figure it out together.

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