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Panasonic Washer Agitator
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Part Number: AC92SBVNZ000
$39.04
This is an OEM brushroll agitator used in Panasonic vacuums. An agitator sits inside the main nozzle in the suction airflow. It is designed to spin, allowing the bristles to disturb the fibers of carpet and upholstery in order to release debris for a thorough clean. The belt, which spins it, sits on the end of the agitator that is free of bristles.
Panasonic Filter
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Part Number: YMV30K61000
$6.84
This is a genuine OEM sourced component which is designed for Panasonic vacuum cleaners. It helps to remove dust and other harmful contaminants from the air that goes through the unit. Over time it will wear out and it may get clogged eventually requiring a replacement. Keep in mind this high-quality filter is sold as an individual item. Refer to the owner's manual for your model to ensure the correct replacement procedure.
Panasonic Wand
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Part Number: YMV40P630V0
$10.29
This is an authentic OEM part used with Panasonic vacuum cleaners. This wand can be attached to a second wand or to an attachment such as the crevice tool (part # YMC60R0G2V0), dusting brush (part # YMC88RKK0V0), and floor nozzle assembly (part # YMC99RRS000). Note that only (1) wand is included.
Panasonic Screw
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Part Number: WEYT103L6806
$6.84
This is an original Panasonic replacement part that is manufactured for use with drill/drivers. The special reverse threaded chuck fastening screw is used to secure the drill chuck gear box. This chuck fastening gear is sold as an individual replacement part, please see model diagram for associative parts.
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