How To Take Apart A Kirby Sentria Vacuum Repair Complete Teardown

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  • Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
  • How Professionals do Kirby Sentria I / II G10 Vacuum Repair with Complete Teardown
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    00:07 Do not try this at home!
    00:38 Nozzle removal
    01:20 How to get inside your Kirby vacuum
    02:20 Transmission removal
    03:42 Gasket and fan
    05:30 Pulling the motor and switch out
    06:34 Fan removal
    09:20 Reassembly of the Kirby vacuum
    11:15 Fan Assembly
    12:10 Reassembling the Motor
    15:00 Transmission lubricant
    16:30 Drive drive neutral lever
    19:05 Yoke and drive selector adjustment & lubricant
    22:10 Top cover Reassembly
    23:35 Power Cord
    24:40 Kirby belt and brush roller
    26:14 Testing the fixed Kirby
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 33

  • @SantanaSam12
    @SantanaSam12 Рік тому +3

    I was just brought this to be fixed . For a neighbor. I love taking things apart lol fixing them, ect . Use to do it as a kid . Just for fun even if nothing was wrong with it. Old telephones ect 😅.. it’s fun.

    • @mikeypeinado383
      @mikeypeinado383 Рік тому

      Yea it’s nice that in order to know how something(life as well) works you must tear down and rebuild to find out what does what machines and humans are so similar just think of us as robots a

  • @Fetch049
    @Fetch049 6 місяців тому +1

    Thanks. Figured out how to fix the transmission lever on my own but that power button was all kinds of weird. Thanks for the teardown instructions. Got it running again.

  • @GarryDeWitt
    @GarryDeWitt 6 місяців тому +1

    Thank you so much for this video. Bought a Sentria for $7 at a thrift store and through the magic of amazon and $40 I got belts, bags, and silicone after seeing you replace it. now have a rebuilt vacuum to finally replace my long suffering bissel (also a rescue)
    oddly enough, my lower base seems to be metal? in the video you mention they started making them plastic, but I guess they hadn't started that yet in 06

  • @drive67ray
    @drive67ray 8 місяців тому +1

    thanks for this video, i took one apart last year and now in the mood to put back and was just thinking will i remember but hey ho got to give it a try and this video will help tremendously

  • @mattjones7621
    @mattjones7621 Рік тому +1

    I always liked the bag on that model. It kinda has a retro look to it. I have sold and rebuilt many Kirby vacuum cleaners and even though I love them all, I actually like the ones made before the Tech Drive. They are amazing when working properly, but a pain in the ass when they mess up. I used to spend hours in my shop playing with them, figuring out how to adjust them, etc. with trial and error. It wasn't until I discovered your channel as well as Vaclab, Kirby Enthusiast, etc. that made things easier when adjusting them. I used to just simply replace the transmissions, but now I am able to make them last until replacing them is absolutely necessary.

    • @kalebaldwin5398
      @kalebaldwin5398 Рік тому

      A lot of the styling on both Sentrias (particularly the font used on the boxes/manual) reminds me of the Sanitronic models. Very 60s. And some of the Avalir styling reminds me of the Heritage series, specifically the Kirby “K” pattern on the bag.

  • @MTerrence
    @MTerrence Рік тому +2

    Taking a look at how well this was restored and how much life it seems to still have in it in spite of having been cheapened out a bit compared to the older ones, I can't help but wonder whether a conscientious technician could make a decent business out of rescuing and restoring old Kirby vacuums.
    Granted, they'll never be as good as a Sebo or a Miele; however, some people seem to have a sentimental attachment to them or enjoy the vintage aesthetics enough to accept the compromises incumbent in such an outdated design.

  • @ronaldstrik
    @ronaldstrik Рік тому +1

    I love to see maintenance a Kirby. Lots of work. Nice job 😊. I love this video.

  • @fracturedmind8124
    @fracturedmind8124 Рік тому +2

    Is it just me, or does it seem like he isn’t ragging on Kirby’s as much as he used to lol. Great video as always Alex!

    • @PerformanceReviews
      @PerformanceReviews  Рік тому +2

      I don't rage on Kirby's I just don't recommend buying one new.

    • @les2998
      @les2998 Рік тому

      Ypu rage against it.
      You do good videos on repairing them and explaining why.

    • @Alkatraz415
      @Alkatraz415 Рік тому

      Also, he doesn't toss pieces around like he used to when he would take apart a vac.

  • @corbinhutt3958
    @corbinhutt3958 Рік тому +2

    what are the torque specs and lubricant types?

  • @Blakecolts8956
    @Blakecolts8956 Рік тому

    Kirby’s are the best machines I’ve ever used I’ve got older models mainly and 2 sentria 1 and I’d like to get the older ones serviced because one has a grey fan which I’ve heard is bad for breaking

    • @PerformanceReviews
      @PerformanceReviews  Рік тому

      If you think Kirby is the "best" take a test drive at your local vacuum store next chance you get. You'll be amazed. Also change that gray fan out ASAP

  • @consty715
    @consty715 Рік тому +3

    Wouldn’t it be better for kirby to make a gasket rather than silicone sealant?

    • @PerformanceReviews
      @PerformanceReviews  Рік тому +1

      The silicone sealant seems to last longer than other direct air vacuum gaskets which usually only last a couple years. The silicone gasket seems to last about a decade.

  • @hwngeminiwahine
    @hwngeminiwahine Рік тому +1

    like your videos... camera angles at times were rough... maybe have a camera above you?

  • @vincemccarty8787
    @vincemccarty8787 5 місяців тому

    What kind of oil and grease do you use? Im planning on fixingbup 2 g4s

  • @cjsvacs638
    @cjsvacs638 Рік тому

    Could you do a vacuum review on a simplicity/riccar tandom air like the radiance or simplicity G9

  • @JoshAC2801
    @JoshAC2801 3 місяці тому

    Says i like to use the impact to remove screws not put them back in. Proceeds to use the impact to put them back in.

  • @kirbyvacuumingchannel
    @kirbyvacuumingchannel Рік тому

    Wait can u actually wash the wooden brushroller? Or does it damage it?

  • @lorimiller2284
    @lorimiller2284 4 місяці тому

    What would cause a sentria 2 when it's turned off and in neutral it makes a clicking sound by the rear wheel like a big wheel trike.

  • @david_tm
    @david_tm Рік тому +1

    wow I remember using this thing as a kid and I hated it because I kept stubbing my toes with it and It was super god damn heavy .

  • @medic5836
    @medic5836 2 місяці тому

    What generation model is that vacuum in the video g6

  • @sacred6942
    @sacred6942 6 місяців тому

    Picture?

  • @andrewdonohue1853
    @andrewdonohue1853 7 місяців тому

    it's sad when even a kirby is cheapened up some. if anything they are known to be nearly indestructable

  • @matthewantonucci6751
    @matthewantonucci6751 Рік тому

    Hey Performance Reviews If You Were To Use That Kirby In A Commercial Setting, You Should Get The Tornado-Action Bagless Kirby Conversion Kit For It!

    • @PerformanceReviews
      @PerformanceReviews  Рік тому +7

      No, that Restricts air flow and eventually burns the motor up.