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Eureka EasyClean 71C Power CordReplacement

This guide covers how to replace the vacuum’s power cord.

Written By: Tanner Durnil

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INTRODUCTION

While the power cord is built to last for quite a while, it can still suffer from wear-and-tear.Additionally, accidents that damage the power cord can happen. This guide covers how to replacethe vacuum’s power cord.

TOOLS:iFixit Opening Tools (1)Phillips #2 Screwdriver (1)Metal Spudger (1)Soldering Workstation (1)

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Step 1 — Bottom Cover

Unscrew the two 18.1 mm PH2Phillips head screws on the bottomof the vacuum.

Step 2

Pry off the Riser Visor using theplastic opening tool.

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Step 3

Remove the screw cap using themetal spudger.

First-time removal of the screw capcan be difficult. The screw cap isn’tvital, so don’t worry about damagingthe screw cap and just keep tryinguntil it comes out.

Step 4

Unscrew the 14mm PH2 Phillips head screw.

Pull the bottom cover off of the rest of the casing.

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Step 5 — Casing

Pull the power switch all the way upand remove the dust cup.

Step 6

Unscrew the six 18.1mm PH2 Phillips head screws on the side of the vacuum.

Pull the casing apart.

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Step 7 — Power Cord

Pull out the switch board.

Ensure the vacuum is powered offand unplugged before handling anyelectronics.

Step 8

Desolder the highlighted black and white wires.

For instructions on how to solder and desolder wires, visit this guide.

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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Step 9

Unscrew the 22.3mm PH2 Phillipshead screw.

Remove the power cord.

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