WE LOST THE BRACKET TO ATTACH THE SAW TO THE ELECTRIC TELESCOPING POLE.

Carefully put metal tube back into the hose so that the hose is on the outside of the tube Make sure that it is the correct way around when fully returned i.e. that the handle part is the right way.

You might be able to find some online. I would also try some local stores for a replacement part. You might not get exact, but you could probably get close if you bring one of the top brackets with you.

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Hi There, I put up a new video just recently showing how to fit the bag holder on a miele vacuum. Have a look it should be helpful.

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Take a close hanger, Or a stick end push it though to clean it out.

I cannot find exact instructions but I did find a general guide to assembly. they are usually very easy to assemble.

A standing fan is a portable fan that has a set of three oscillating blades on a long neck. The neck, also called the pole or the leg, is mounted on the floor. Standing fans have evolved from their origins as noisy accessories that blew away papers in their vicinity to silent fans whose direction can be controlled remotely. When placed at a convenient location, a standing fan can distribute air evenly to the entire room. Its speed can be controlled, and many standing fans can be programmed to stop at a set time.

1. Installation Requirements
   • The only requirement for installing a standing fan is making sure it is near a power source. The entire unit can be assembled manually with only a screwdriver. A single standing fan, either an oscillating or pedestal fan, is very simple to assemble for basic home use.
     
   Pole and Base
   • The first step is to lay the parts on a floor. Then assemble the pole on the base of the stand. This is very simple, because the grooves for the screws are already drilled, so the screws just need to be inserted and screwed in. Screwing the pole into the base of the fan is required on some models; on others, the pole and the base are molded together and no screws are needed.
     
   Motor and Fan Installation
   • One some fans, you have to install the motor and oscillating arm to the pole. This again is done by screwing screws into predrilled holes. Grooves for long screws are at the top end of the pole, where they attach to the motor of the fan. Once the motor is placed on the top of the pole, insert the screws in the predrilled holes and tighten the screws. The next step is to wire the three blades. This is done by taking the wires from the motor and joining them to the sockets in the pole. This finishes the assembly procedure.
     To turn the fan on, ensure that the wires fit securely together. A loose connection cannot not only hamper the performance of the fan, it can also lead to problems such as electrical shocks or burning wires.
     
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I know nothing about this vacuum, but if the hose shrinks up, there must be something stuck in it causing this, check again or further up.
Gary

Remove the wand from the telescoping pole, and look at the two holes in the wand where the electrical connection is made between the wand and the pole. You may see corrosion, which will cause the connection to be flaky and the power assist to surge on and off.

In any case, a good bet is that the wire harness in the wand needs replacing. It's about $15. (P/N KC37GBZTZV06) You'll have to take the wand apart - 3 screws and some judicious prying - to replace it.

replace wand

find a vac repair shop in your area or google VDTA and they can direct you