Do-it-yourself buran 5m vacuum cleaner repair

In detail: do-it-yourself repair of a Buran 5m vacuum cleaner from a real master for the site my.housecope.com.

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Once upon a time, at a time that our mothers and fathers remember well, a variety of household helpers was considered something very unusual and unusual. And this applies not only to irons, stoves, refrigerators and other household appliances, but vacuum cleaners as well. Judge for yourself. If today numerous manufacturers offer as many as four types of vacuum cleaners, such as: devices for dry cleaning, washing, with aquafilters and even robotic units, then in the country of "advice" the designs of vacuum cleaners were quite simple and differed only in that they were either manual or universal floor-standing. But, despite this, at one time they were all in great demand and were considered a truly valuable acquisition that could emphasize the status of the family.

Of course, today, upon discovering a similar unit in an old barn in the country, many will smile and say: "And how did people live without modern, lightweight and very effective household appliances?" However, it should be noted that Soviet-assembled household appliances, such as, for example, vacuum cleaner Buran functioned for dozens of years without any repairs, and many that have survived to this day are working quite well. It would seem that they are bulky, clumsy and very noisy at work, due to their simple design, if they needed repair, then in very insignificant, always serving their owners regularly.

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In fact, analogs of vacuum cleaners were invented even before the revolution. So, the first dust collectors were put into production in the thirties and were considered a "breakthrough" in the world of household appliances. But they became available to the "masses" only in 1952. The first unit that Soviet citizens got to know was the Pioneer vacuum cleaner. Its power was only 120 watts. Of the equipment, only a brush made of horsehair was attached to it. There was also a dust collector, a filter bag, which was attached to the handle. The engine of the apparatus was cooled thanks to the holes in the body. The first household vacuum cleaner was heavy, unwieldy, and certainly not as efficient as today's models.

Today everyone knows that the best model of a vacuum cleaner is the one that sucks and retains dust most effectively. At Image - DIY repair of the Buran 5m vacuum cleaner