We sell only genuine Electrolux ® parts.
Enter Your Model Number
Popular Categories
Electrolux Replacement Parts by Category
Electrolux Repair Articles
| How to Service an Aprilaire Electronic Air Cleaner | How to Replace the Condenser Fan Motor on a GE Refrigerator |
 |  |
| This article will walk you through the steps of servicing your Aprilaire air cleaner. This repair can be completed in mi... | In this repair article, Mark will walk you through the steps of removing and replacing a condenser fan motor in a Genera... |
Commonly Purchased Parts
Popular Parts
This part comes directly from the manufacturer. This Cap Cover is used in many models of Electrolux, Eureka, and Sanitaire vacuum cleaners. The Cap is made of a pliable rubber. This part is used to maintain the position of the Disturbulator (part number 53273) and to help decrease vibration. This part can become worn if the Disturbulator becomes unbalanced. Two Caps are used in the vacuum. It is recommended to replace both at the same time.
It is an authentic OEM sourced part that is specially designed for Eureka, Sanitaire and Electrolux vacuums. This is an identical replacement for a missing or faulty handle lrelease that was installed on a new unit, please make sure to refer to the appropriate diagrams of your model for the correct location and application of this component. Keep in mind this high-quality release is made of durable plastic and is sold individually.
This genuine manufacturer-approved replacement dusting brush is specially produced for use with Eureka and Sanitaire upright vacuums. It is an accessory that is attached to the crevice tool to assist in picking up the material. This high-quality plastic component is sold individually.
Electrolux Repair Articles
| How to Service an Aprilaire Electronic Air Cleaner | How to Replace the Condenser Fan Motor on a GE Refrigerator |
| |
| This article will walk you through the steps of servicing your Aprilaire air cleaner. This repair can be completed in mi... | In this repair article, Mark will walk you through the steps of removing and replacing a condenser fan motor in a Genera... |
