current power head has cord running from it to the hose;from there another cord goes to a wall outlet. Will this head work on my system?
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it worked on my system and the house was build in 1989 but I don't think the power head is worth owning because when I first bought it it was quite for about a month and now it is so loud you cant stand to use it and it sounds as if it falling apart and I check it out and found nothing lose in it and the kinks a lot it doesn't swivel well and the one I bought was for a house that wasn't wired for a power head so that is why there is a plug to plug into a normal out let
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Yes,a better setup, the beater head and connection tube unplug from the handle in one step.
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Yes, if your getting the whole kit you'll need to let them know the style of power source you have. Some are plugged into a regular outlet, some have a two prong that's in the hose. I LOVED this vacuum until it stopped working 2 months after ordering. Hopefully it was a fluke because it really did work well. The power head just fired up and 2 seconds later it just died:( hope this helps! The suction was truly amazing, my carpets had major track lines which made me feel they were getting clean. I've since got a new power head( different company, after 30 days your on your own) and I don't feel it performs as well. Helpful..? Yes, if your getting the whole kit you'll need to let them know the style of power source you have. Some are plugged into a regular outlet, some have a two prong that's in the hose. I LOVED this vacuum until it stopped working 2 months after ordering. Hopefully it was a fluke because it really did work well. The power head just fired up and 2 seconds later it just died:( hope this helps! The suction was truly amazing, my carpets had major track lines which made me feel they were getting clean. I've since got a new power head( different company, after 30 days your on your own) and I don't... » Read More Yes, if your getting the whole kit you'll need to let them know the style of power source you have. Some are plugged into a regular outlet, some have a two prong that's in the hose. I LOVED this vacuum until it stopped working 2 months after ordering. Hopefully it was a fluke because it really did work well. The power head just fired up and 2 seconds later it just died:( hope this helps! The suction was truly amazing, my carpets had major track lines which made me feel they were getting clean. I've since got a new power head( different company, after 30 days your on your own) and I don't feel it performs as well. Helpful..? « Show Less
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Yes, you have the option to use the powered vacuum connections or pigtail to a nearby outlet.
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For Trisha D. - look on the side of your machine. Does the place where you insert the plug match the silhouette in the purple circle? According to the photos that I could find, this power cord should work.
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sure hope it works, i just ordered mine two days ago. i will post back and let you know, but the research i did certainly indicated it work. i think the only negative i read is that it's so close to the wall that the power cord gets a tad in the way.
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I don't know. I plugged mine into the wall and it works great. I took up more than the single space in the outlet so I ran an extension cord to the other space in the outlet.
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Yes. Make sure it is packaged with the seperate power cord that makes that configuration possible.
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Your question is rather vague, however, if you're asking about the quality of this item; yes it works well. You will need a power head to operate it.
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The issue is the manufacturer of your central vac system; so, if you bought a system from company "A," you have wall outlets compatible with company "A," and any hose you buy would have to be likewise compatible.
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You should have no problem at all it works just like a hose and faucet. One part attaches to the power washer directly onto the water inlet port and the other part attaches to your water hose. After that all you have to do is pull back on the large connector and it snaps onto the smaller one.
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No the head plugs into one end of the hose and the other end of the hose plugs into the outlet. Hopefully an outlet not too far from the vacuum wall outlet.
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My unit has a non-detachable power cord, so I do not know how to answer your question.
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your power cord is connected to your powersupply man. if you dont have a 6 pin connector you have to upgrade your psu
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Hi Stella. I don't know if it will work for you or not. I bought the cord because I used it to plug the cooling fan to my laptop. Try to google power cord for the device you have and see what comes up. I googled power for the type of cooling fan I had and this power cord came up. I hope this helps. Good luck.
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Yes, it will if you have the low voltage line from each hose location to the unit location.
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Yes, there is a foot switch on the powerhead. It could get confusing if you also have an on/off switch on the hose handle in the wrong position.
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Janice, the hose assembly comes with the 2 prongs for 120vac on the hose connector. Taped to the handle is an adapter module that replaces this with the extension cord that plugs into a standard 120vac outlet. It will work with the old style or new style. Regards, Ken
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This should work.... Worst case scenario is you cut your plug off your old power supply and splice it onto this new power supply. I have purchased several of these and done just that since the connector I need is proprietary. It's hard to find high power 5v power supplies like this as I'm sure you have found out. Enjoy.
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Yes. It is 100 to 240 VAC. So it will work. Just use the cord from your current power supply.