One other thing. All E series vacuums have a built in circuit breaker on the motor. Some of the earlier ones, ot was only a fuse, and if it blew, it had to be replaced. Most of them have a automatic reseting curcuit breaker, that will blow and auto reset its self, after it cools off. They do sometimes stay blown also, and do not reset. If that is the case, it has to also be replaced, or removed, and wired directly, with out it on there.



Motor brushes are usually the source of a non working E-2 vacuums and when they burn out, they usually take the motor armature with them, from excessive heat and flare electrical arking to the armature.



Thank you again,

Ralph One other thing. All E series vacuums have a built in circuit breaker on the motor. Some of the earlier ones, ot was only a fuse, and if it blew, it had to be replaced. Most of them have a automatic reseting curcuit breaker, that will blow and auto reset its self, after it cools off. They do sometimes stay blown also, and do not reset. If that is the case, it has to also be replaced, or removed, and wired directly, with out it on there.

Motor brushes are usually the source of a non working E-2 vacuums and when they burn out, they usually take the motor armature with them, from excessive heat and flare electrical arking to the armature.

Thank you again,
Ralph