20 Most Recent Fein 9-55-13 Turbo II Bagged Canister Vacuum Questions & Answers

SHORT carbon BRUSHES in the motor look on one of the two brushes the autostop protection protrudes at the front of the brush out. replace not direct the brushes , look for a healthy brass-colored wire of the stator field and armature if its dark beware of a short time of pleasure if the collectors are damaged if the engine has had its operating hours because of heating by fine dust cocked filters by time new brushes can have be shorted in a very short time again , and therfore is a brushes replace to expensive . or a electric field contact a little change if its not a defect collector in the armature turn the motor a little on the top fan and switch the vaccuum on replace the motor if its run with bad noise replace the motor directly by a equivalent FIXAPART brand or any good equivalent , differs on the age of the whole vaccuum what the customer preferred.

If the vaccuum was used with large amount of fine dust , most times the filters are largely shut beaten ,beware also of the electric field look its color to get a indication of the expectation of the remaining running time of the motor. 80% chance by use of fine dust the motor can better be replaced instead of replace brushes because the brushes are in a short time again shorted because of 1 collector in the armature , or get an equivalent motor if you can get FIXAPART motor or a original replacement if the remainder is still in reasonable condition. Some brands of vaccuums uses the same motor could be sometimes an option because of the price.

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Could be Dirty switch, Switch is come away from contact (if it has been dropped or taken a hit) or Electronics Failure.

Type www.fein.com in the address line in browser. It should take you to Fein in your country. On the left hand side of screen you will see a list of links click on service then Authorized workshops that will give you a list of places to fine spare parts and repairers.

According to the manufacture product page,the Fein 9-55-13 Turbo II is spec for
"57.8 dB(A) noise level at 3.5 feet"
For point of reference
0 dB Dead silence
20 dB Ticking stopwatch
60 dB Normal conversation
68 dB UltraSilencer vacuum
78 dB Standard vacuum cleaner
80 dB Fire truck/ambulance siren
90 dB Lawnmover
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As the bag getting full the noise level will increase because it take move energy (Amperage) to displace air (vacuum).
As a rule of thumb,do not wait until the vacuum is full to replace.
Replace the bag when it get to 3/4 full.
This will reduce the change of over heating the electrical motor and increase the longevity of the unit.
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There is a free floating ball valve on the top portion of the unit.
Make there is no air leak(s) on around the ball check valve and the top seal (where the black portion meet the base canister.
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Keep exhaust port free from dirt.
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Fein 9-55-13 Turbo II is a high end unit and 57.8 db is the lowest in the market.
Keep the unit clean (intake and exhaust ports) and seals will keep it operating as the lowest noise level.
There in no other commercial model can go below 57.8 db.

A downloadable manual for your vacuum is at the below link.

http://homeappliance.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/fein_power_tools/95513_95513pe.html

check that theres voltage getting through cable ... or just change it :) if ok check motor brushes .

You will probably be able to find it at: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/fein-parts-c-15741.html?osCsid=2cldhjbhfcq03503il7el658t4
Paul

all vacuums create static from friction even plastic cased ones

Hello. Here is a link to a diagram of all of the parts of your vac broken down and labeled. http://www.fein.de/corp/us/en/service/tooldiagramm.html

Please rate my answer as very helpful. Thankyou. Joe

try changing the filter.