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Kenmore 116A1251 vacuum cleaner attachment set - april, 1968 Parts

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Kenmore 116A1251 vacuum cleaner attachment set - april, 1968, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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  • Wand for Kenmore 116A1251 - Part 701388

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    Wand

    Part #701388

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  • Blade for Kenmore 116A1251 - Part 701392

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    Blade

    Part #701392

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  • Instruction Sheet for Kenmore 116A1251 - Part 701393

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    Instruction Sheet

    Part #701393

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  • Fitting for Kenmore 116A1251 - Part 701386

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    Fitting

    Part #701386

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  • Float for Kenmore 116A1251 - Part 701383

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    Float

    Part #701383

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  • Ring for Kenmore 116A1251 - Part 670042

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    Ring

    Part #670042

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