And that is a return to base guarantee..
The side profile is broadly similar to the X7, but the eagle-eyed will spot the slightly rounded body at the top which the X7 doesn’t have.. For a commercial vacuum, this is aesthetically quite pleasing in our opinion.. Functionality is the same as we are used to with any of the Automatic X machines with the short hose and the removable wand..In use, they are also familiar to any users of the Automatic X range as the XP series also has the self-levelling floor head like the X range..
The self-levelling head makes it very easy to use; much like the domestic Sebo vacuums.. For comparison purposes here is one next to an Evolution 350 which is slightly wider.. And below is a short one minute video which is a floor test so you can see it in action, hear how it sounds and see how it grooms the carpet.. We have the new.>>Sebo XP10 in stock now<<.We are confident that this will be a popular machine with residential care homes, tennis clubs, golf clubs, primary schools and other users of commercial Sebo vacuums who may not necessarily want the full-size Sebo BS360.
We predict this will also be a popular machine for those who want a very heavy duty vacuum in a home environment, such as those on farms and those who have much dog hair to contend with..The Sebo Shop are approved Sebo dealers offering next day UK delivery on all domestic and commercial Sebo vacuum cleaners.
You can shop for the XP10 and other Sebo upright vacuums by clicking.Sometimes – as engineers – you have to take something apart simply to see how it is put together.. Today we decided to take apart the new Sebo X7 Pet vacuum cleaner.
For no other reason than to have a look at it and then rebuild it again..(and there were no nasty noises, smells or smoke to herald its demise).
, it may just need a replacement flex..Many people assume the switch itself is at fault.
That’s almost never the case as the switches last a very long time and seldom fail.It’s usually the cable.. Here’s how to diagnose if it’s just the flex at fault:.