Floor Head Hose For Vax Blade Stick Cordless Vacuum Cleaner. This high quality compatible alternat...Floor Head Hose For Vax Blade Stick Cordless Vacuum Cleaner. This high quality compatible alternative product is designed to provide a cost effective working solution to the genuine original equivalent. It is steel reinforced with a correct diameter and made to last. Beware of hoses without a steel cage as they will kink, blocking suction and will not last. Vax do not make this part available, preferring to sell you a new head for £50. See the photos for easy fitting, no glue required, just screw into place. We are happy to advise and assist with any fitting issues. Fits Models: TBT3V1B2, TBT3V1T2, TBT3V1F1, TBT3V1H1, TBT3V1P2, TBT3V1B1, TBT3V1T1, TBT3V1P1.
This guide is for owners of the Vax Blade cordless vacuum cleaner seeking a replacement hose. It details how to use and maintain the compatible hose, offering a cost-effective solution to the original part. Please note that while this hose is designed to be a durable alternative, it's essential to ensure correct fitting to avoid any performance issues.
All features
Colour
Black
Series
Blade
Model Part Number
INTERNALLOWERPIPE24V32VPARTSSPARECORDLESS
Brand
Vax
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Which Vax Blade models is this hose compatible with?
This hose is compatible with Vax Blade models TBT3V1B2, TBT3V1T2, TBT3V1F1, TBT3V1H1, TBT3V1P2, TBT3V1B1, TBT3V1T1, and TBT3V1P1.
Is any glue required for installation?
No, the hose is designed to be screwed into place. No glue or special tools are required.
How do I clean the hose?
Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the exterior of the hose. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
What should I do if the hose is not fitting?
Double-check your vacuum cleaner's model number to ensure compatibility. Make sure the hose is properly aligned before screwing it in. If problems persist, contact customer support.
What if the suction power is reduced after fitting the new hose?
Check for any blockages in the hose. Also, ensure that all connections are secure and properly sealed.
How can I prevent the hose from kinking?
Avoid twisting or overstretching the hose during use and storage. Ensure it is connected correctly and not pulled too tightly.
Is this a genuine Vax product?
No, this is a compatible alternative designed to provide a cost-effective solution.
Where can I find additional help?
We are happy to advise and assist with any fitting issues. Contact our customer support team for further assistance.
Troubleshooting
Poor suction
Check for blockages in the hose. Disconnect the hose from the vacuum and the head and clear any debris. Reconnect and test.
Hose doesn't fit properly
Double-check the model number of your Vax Blade vacuum cleaner to ensure compatibility. Make sure the hose is properly aligned before screwing it into place. Contact customer support for further assistance.
Hose kinks easily
Ensure the hose is not twisted during use or storage. If kinking persists, check that the hose is properly connected and not stretched too tightly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Cost-effective alternative to replacing the entire vacuum head.
Steel-reinforced for durability and to prevent kinking.
Easy to install; no special tools or adhesives needed.
Maintains the functionality of your Vax Blade vacuum cleaner.
Provides a longer-lasting solution compared to hoses without reinforcement.
Cons
Requires careful fitting to ensure proper suction.
Not a genuine Vax part, but a compatible alternative.
May require occasional checks to ensure secure fitting.
The hose's lifespan depends on usage and care.
Color may vary slightly from the original part.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: This hose is specifically designed for Vax Blade models: TBT3V1B2, TBT3V1T2, TBT3V1F1, TBT3V1H1, TBT3V1P2, TBT3V1B1, TBT3V1T1, and TBT3V1P1. Ensure your model matches before installation.
Installation: Unscrew the old hose from the vacuum body and the floor head. Screw the new hose into place in the same way. No glue or special tools are required.
Care: Regularly inspect the hose for any damage or blockages. Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the exterior of the hose. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
Maintenance: Periodically check the connections to ensure they are secure. If suction performance decreases, check for blockages first before considering other issues.