@@Lloggz Vacuums do smell like they’re burning when their brushroll gets jammed and the motor pulley rubs up against the belt. It’s basically metal going hard at it with rubber (not saying this in any inappropriate way).

I have found CRT TVs with chopped cords too.

Yeah that self-propelled power is excellent

It's not that hard to wire a new cord in it.

Yeah It's probably just burning through a belt, I saw it too.

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Haha

Mine too

It's the slide out peice on the bottom right corner on the back of the 12 Amp Furies

Why is there smoke coming out

No there isn’t

Not a helix

From trash or dumpster

I had that bissell powerforce compact before

There's no safety reason for cutting a cable. In most cases it's not even the owner who cuts it

​@@IntellitechStudios I had a hoover elite whole house it went up in flames I cut the cord and I put on it do not plug in will catch fire but I do like vacuums

Sorry, I have really bad memory issues, so I often forgot things, even if I've been told a hundred times. The good news is that Hoover will be kept and I will do my best to get a battery and test it out on camera, as well as check the brushroll, so this is not the last you'll see of that Hoover/Vax :).

@@IntellitechStudios I'd find out if the brushroll and base plate are on it before spending out on new batteries - if you dont have a battery charger for the Air cordless, you will need one of these too, as the battery has to fit on a separate charger for these vacuums - I have one, but mine came with 2 batteries as well as the rapid charger. All I am saying is if its got no battery, no charger, no brushroll, belt or soleplate, then it may not be worth spending out on it. Also check the rear section of the chassis, where the back wheel axles plug into the chassis - these are notoriiously weak, and easily fracture, causing the axles to come out, and the wheels fall off. They are nice when they are new and they are working, but if yours needs a lot of parts, then it may not be worth the high spend out that it may need, and you dont even know if the main motor or the brushroll motor works either - too many unknowns !

@@stevejones1972 thank you for the tip! I'll check it out and see what's up with it 😊

Those aren't for sale

Why????

Because he isn't selling them

It has the plug, everything is there. It's just cut off

Yeah well you can rewire a new replacement plug on they are like 5 dollars Canadian at home depot

@@aaronvargas7261 I don't have a dirt devil

Only I used bissell vacuum all the way

@@aaronvargas7261 me to

Intellitech Studios

Intellitech Studios where do I search your name up

Not any good reason.

Except the motor is exploded

I'll likely sell it, so follow my offerup page and I will likely list it shortly after the review

Intellitech Studios what is ur OfferUp

Ok that is if I don’t get one soon hopefully my friend isn’t lying about it, but yeah I’ll go to your page

?anonymous_who? ?? What’s his page

I have no idea

Yes

Since there's no attachments on that powerforce helix you could take one of the attachments from your new powerforce helix and put it on the powerforce helix the on that cord is cut

Yea because there awesome

Michael Brazier yea!

Its episode 23

@@michaelbrazier193 i was trying to ask to make a part 24

Yes it will be listed soon

ok 👍

You meant buy

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Why do you need the cords

Is he keeping the bissell powerforce compact

Its not a platinum force

*it is*

Are you talking about the dirt devil

🤦🏻‍♂️ yes

Do they make those still

Yea because there so stupid about vacuums

@@michaelbrazier193 Scrapper here....Most of those vacuums are junk even new in the box. I cut a lot of cords on those over rated made in china vacuum shaped objects. That being said I will however refurbish a kirby if I happen to come across one or a windsor. Those are the ones worth fixing up.

​@@myvicariouslife4012 not really worth chopping the cord for $2 dollars

No, it's stupid, and I will continue to complain about it.