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Electrolux UltraOne EL7070, Bissell BigGreen Deep Cleaning Machine |
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Re: The Dyson Ball finally has a competitor: New Electrolux Nimble
#1 Apr 29, 2011 8:57 pm |
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I don't know that model, that well - was a post motor and a pre-motor filter? It had a HEPA exhaust filter, in addition to a pre-filter housed inside the left wheel.
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Re: The Dyson Ball finally has a competitor: New Electrolux Nimble
#2 Apr 28, 2011 12:17 am |
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As with the DC24 / DC25, the cleaner head is fully removable by the user and hence a range of market variants * could* be produced, if required, regardless of what is shown in these drawings. It is a question, if it would be available in small and large models, like with the DC24 / DC25. If it’s using a conventional motor, this would be challenging for a smaller model. But if using the Dyson Digital Motor v2, as used in the Digital Slim, more feasible. Although one further point – these drawings show a post motor filter cover and hence suggest a conventional brushed motor, for a full-sized cleaner model at the very least. I should note that the DC22 canister had a removable, washable HEPA filter, and it too had the Dyson Digital Motor.
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Re: Motor Squeak
#3 Apr 25, 2011 4:24 pm |
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I'm pretty sure that the gasket around the removable hepa exhaust filter is the cause of the noise as the machine is shutting off. Does your machine make the same noise right when you turn it on as well?
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Re: The Dyson Ball finally has a competitor: New Electrolux Nimble
#4 Apr 24, 2011 9:04 pm |
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By the looks of it, the new Dyson Ball will use a slightly enlarged version of the motorhead used on the DC35 stick vac with a smaller motor, and thinner brushroll compared to that of the current DC25.....although these could be patent drawings for the successor of the DC24, not DC25.
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Re: Is vacuum bag dust bypass normal?
#5 Apr 5, 2011 11:33 pm |
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Hello Keith: You're doing the right stuff. That's the best bag made for your vacuum, I believe. Just curious, have you tried the standard S-bag Clinic bag in your E-lux UltraOne? If so, have you noticed differences in the dust leakages inside the bag compartment bewteen the two bags? Carmine D. Well, I've switched over to the higher capacity "ultra long performance" cloth bag. I have been using it for a couple of days now, and there is no indication of dust bypass at this time. I'll carefully monitor it as the bag collects more and more debris. Keith
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