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Electruepart Vacuum Cleaner Drive Cog Shaft Spindle & Bearings Stock Number: ES1748183

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4.4 out of 5 4.4 out of 5 (88 Reviews)

High quality compatible spare part suitable for select models of Gtech vacuum cleaners

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High Quality Replacement Electruepart Drive Cog Shaft Spindle & Bearing

Are you finding that your handy Gtech AirRam is making a screeching noise? It could be because the teeth on the plastic cog are being stripped when the brushroll is jammed. The drive cog shaft spindle is located on the brushroll, and if yours is in need of replacement this could be the answer.

With the help of eSpares and this compatible replacement drive cog shaft spindle & bearings set, you could soon have your Gtech AirRam back to performing back at its best again in no time!

Specification:

• Includes: Drive cog shaft spindle & bearings

High quality compatible spare part suitable for select models of Gtech vacuum cleaners.

Please check the suitable model fit list to ensure that this is the correct part for your appliance.

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I replacemed drive cogshaft for my gtech Air ram as your video. Worked perfect for 5mins then it started squealing again brushes not working. 3 Answers

It worked perfectly for 5 mins. I took it apart again following your video and this drive shaft has worn again. Why should this be?

By Nicola Mitchell - Mawdesley - 17 January 2019

• I've noticed the same problem as Martin where the removable housing 'hole' that holds the bearing has worn to such an extent the bearing will not grip it. I'm writing to Gtech to try and get this made available as a replacement part. By Mick Newton - Leicester - 27 January 2020
• I found that it wasn't the actual bearing that had originally failed, but the housing where the bearing sits (to such an extent that the bearing is able to push through the housing) which in turn means the cogs don't fit snugly, teeth start grinding and the cog fails. Replacing the bearing assembly will only give short term relief in this instance. By Martin Williams - Chester, UK - 13 March 2019

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  eSpares Staff at eSpares says...

  Check the motor assembly that connects to the cog spindle as that might be causing the issue.

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Is the drive shaft broken? 1 Answer

Gtech model DM001. I have dismantled the GTech to access the gearbox. The nylon cog does not look too worn, but I noticed the drive shaft that connects the motor to the spindle via the belt drive appears to slip if the metal angled cog (the one that meshes with the nylon spindle cog) is held and the large belt drive cog is rotated (i.e. You can hold one end still and the other end will still rotate). Is this as designed to prevent damage to the motor or is this drive shaft broken? The fundamental problem is the brush heads do not rotate when in contact with the carpet. If the vacuum is tilted back so they are not in contact with the carpet such that there is no opposing force, they do rotate.

By Andy - Reading - 24 August 2019

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  eSpares Staff at eSpares says...

  It is still likely the cog is slipping causing the brush head not to turn when it is in contact with the carpet.

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