I need the wiring schematics for my fantom twister fm760k vacuum i am fixing something on my motor and didnt receive the schematics. thank you. fay

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There are two screws just to the rear of the accessory compartment. There are also two hidden screws under the cord retractor lever. I tried to get the retractor off by pulling upward on it, but it just wouldn't come. It is not screwed down but held by friction via its hinges. The way I got at the last two screws was by drilling a couple of holes thru the plastic cord retractor lever - about 1" from the end of the lever on left side (looking from the rear of vac) and about 0.5" from the other end of lever.

Posted on Dec 06, 2007

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On my fantom cylone I use a 2 foot wire with small hook. Open bottom and push wire up the vacuum channels. There is also a channel that goes to the brush. Check for suction at hose. If none then your one of your channels going up are blocked. If you have suction at hose but none at floor brush then channel to floor brush is plugged.

Posted on Feb 03, 2008

Lauren Junge

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Hope this will help you. There is 4 different ways to hook it up depending on what you have,

Posted on Mar 21, 2008

Lauren Junge

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Posted on Mar 30, 2008

CJ C

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SOURCE: fantom fury vacuum

HOW DO I CHANGE THE BELT ON THE FANTOM® THUNDER® AND FURY®?

1. Unplug the machine.
2. From the front of the machine, remove the collection bin.
3. Facing the back of your vacuum, remove each of the Philips head screws located above each of the rear wheels. (Figure 1)
4. To remove the base cover, place your thumbs in the two screw holes in the back of the machine. Push forward and up on the screw holes to disengage the 3 cover locking tabs. Put the cover off to one side, and go to the front of the machine. (Figure 2)
5. Check the drive arm for any black streaks which indicate residual rubber from the last belt. The drive arm is located on the right side of the motor. The easiest way to remove any residual rubber is with some nail polish remover on a rag or with steel wool.
6. To attach a new belt, remove the brush from the base of the machine by pulling up straight up with two hands.
7. Take the new belt and hook it over the steel drive arm. Pull back on the belt slightly, to create some tension.
8. Put the brush inside the belt loop so that the track for the belt is aligned with the belt itself.
9. Replace the brush by aligning the metal end so the points face downward. (Figure 3)
10. Rotate the brush by hand to check that the belt is running freely and easily in its designated space between the bristle.
11. Replace the cover by placing the nose in first. Once in place fasten with the two cover screws and then replace the collection bin.

Posted on Nov 30, 2008