PLEASE E-MAIL ME IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! SEE RETURN POLICY. ORDERS SHIP WITHIN 1 BUSINESS DAY OF PAYMENT!įREE UPGRADE FROM PARCEL POST TO PRIORITY MAIL If you are unsure whether this is the correct motor for your model, please email your model number for verification. The classic Electrolux Style S bag is the original, standard paper bag. Style S Electrolux bags are available in many variations.
*Does not fit Guardian, Renaissance or C153A models. Electrolux Style R vacuum cleaner bags are made to work with the following models: C134A, C134B, C134C, C134D, C134E, C134F, C154A, C154B, C154E, C104A, C104H, Epic 8000, Guardian, Lux 9000, and Renaissance. This is a high quality replacement motor (not OEM). *The Renaissance first came out in 1993, which makes it 25 years old, which makes it, according to all the conventional definitions I've seen, a classic, or, if you prefer, vintage machine.Brand New Electrolux Canister Vacuum Cleaner Motor Either way, the Renaissance C104A is, beyond a shadow of a doubt, the nicest looking Electrolux/Aerus model ever made. Perhaps when this model first came out, the hose was actually a closer-looking grey to the trim? Who knows? It's also true that many Electrolux/Aerus hoses are not a close colour match to the machine. Pretty much every picture I've seen of a Renaissance C104A shows a very light, almost beige-ish hose. This has a smooth bottom, compared to the textured ones of later models, and it also has the two large rear casters, instead of the smaller ones on later models (i.e.
In addition, it's a great pity that the hose, which is completely original, barely matches any colour on the machine. Electrolux Renaissance Model C104A cylinder. It's a tradeoff between keeping a mostly useful machine going, and 'ruining' it's collectable value. Then, the problem is that the originality of the machine might be impaired, if one can't find original matching parts. Electrolux vacuum Diplomat/2100 Canister 1989 to Early 1990s: Electrolux vacuum EPIC 6000/6500 Canister. One of the 'problems' of actually using the machines I collect is that things tend to wear over time, so bits and bobs do occasionally need to be replaced. The good news is that Electrolux makes great appliances.
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