Sebo E3 and E2 motor diagnostic and replacement

Overview:

• Josh discusses diagnosing and replacing the motor in a Sebo E3 canister vacuum.
• The vacuum isn’t turning on, but the power light is working, suggesting the issue might be with the motor.
• The vacuum is relatively new but in poor condition, possibly used commercially which can affect warranty.
• The video is intended for Sebo dealers and authorized service centers. If under warranty, repairs should be done by a professional to avoid voiding it.
• Step-by-step process includes:
  • Removing the bag and accessing screws.
  • Detaching the bag door and other components.
  • Removing the filter and inspecting it.
  • Unscrewing and removing various parts to access the motor.
  • Inspecting the motor, checking the motor brush, and deciding to replace the motor due to warranty coverage.
• Concludes with a reminder to reassemble the vacuum and notes on how to handle warranty repairs.