Kenmore 11622513200 vacuum cleaner Parts

On your Kenmore canister vacuum model 11622513200, the model number is printed on the Model and Serial Number Plate (also called the model and serial number plate/label). We recommend writing down both the model and serial number before ordering parts or checking care instructions in the owner's manual.

Where to look on the vacuum

Check these common locations first (the plate is usually a small sticker or metal tag):

• On the bottom of the canister near the wheels
• On the back of the canister near the cord rewind area
• Inside the bag compartment (open the bag door and look along the inner wall)
• Near the hose connection port on the canister body
• On the underside of the power nozzle (Power-Mate) if you are checking that attachment’s ID

What the model number looks like

Kenmore canister vacuum model numbers often appear in a few formats. Any of these can identify the same unit:

You might see	What it means	Example
Full model number	Best for parts lookup	11622513200
Shortened series format	Same family, fewer digits shown	116.22513
Comma format	Same family, punctuation only	116,22513

Why it matters (parts and troubleshooting)

Using the exact model number helps us match the correct Kenmore vacuum cleaner parts and diagrams, especially for wear items like vacuum bags, filters, belts, and brushroll components.

Quick tips before you record it

• Wipe dust off the plate so every digit is readable
• Record the model and serial number together
• Take a clear photo of the plate for future reference
• Use the full model number (all digits) when searching on Sears PartsDirect

Last updated: February 2026

To replace the dust bag in your Kenmore 11622513200 canister vacuum, unplug the vacuum, open the canister hood, release the cardboard tab from the red bag mount, remove the old bag, then install a new bag and close the hood securely. See the 11622513200 owner's manual for the exact bag-changing steps.

Step-by-step: changing the dust bag

• Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet.
• Remove the hose from the canister.
• Pull the hood release out and up, then lift the canister hood.
• Disengage the cardboard tab from the red bag mount (pull away, then lift up).
• Pull the bag out of the red bag mount.
• Rotate the red bag mount down and install the new bag into the slots; push down until the cardboard tab locks and the holes align.
• Tuck the bag fully into the bag cavity so it cannot be pinched by the hood; then close and latch the hood.

While you are in there: quick checks that prevent suction loss

A full bag is common, but restricted airflow can also come from filters or a pinched bag.

• Check the motor safety filter; replace it if dirty (it is not washable).
• Make sure the bag is seated flat and the cardboard tab is fully locked.
• Confirm the hood latches completely; a loose hood can reduce suction.
• Reinstall the hose until it snaps into place.

Bag and filter care guidelines

Item	What to do	When to do it
Dust bag	Replace, do not reuse	When performance drops or bag is full
Motor safety filter	Replace (not washable)	When dirty; replace regularly based on use
Exhaust filter (HEPA)	Replace (not washable)	When the surface is evenly covered with dirt

Why it matters

A properly installed, fresh dust bag keeps airflow open, protects the vacuum motor, and helps prevent clogs. Reusing a bag or vacuuming very fine dust (plaster, soot, new carpet lint) can clog the bag and strain the motor.

To order the correct replacement bag and filters for Kenmore 11622513200, use the parts list for this model or search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

Canister vacuums are not outdated; they are still a practical choice when you want strong suction, easy tool use for above-floor cleaning, and better reach under furniture. A Kenmore canister vacuum like model 11622513200 also gives you controls for carpet vs. floor cleaning and adjustable suction.

Why many people still choose a canister vacuum

Canister designs remain popular because they balance power and versatility for mixed surfaces (carpet, area rugs, hard floors) and for attachments.

• Strong airflow for deep cleaning when the bag and filters are maintained
• Easier above-floor cleaning (stairs, upholstery, drapes) with hose and wand
• Better reach under beds and low furniture because the canister stays behind you
• More control for delicate surfaces using suction control and floor-only mode
• Good edge cleaning with the Power-Mate edge cleaners (on models equipped)

What your Kenmore 11622513200 canister vacuum can do (based on the manual)

The 11622513200 owner's manual describes handle switch positions and suction control that make a canister vacuum useful on more than just carpet.

Cleaning need	What to use	What it helps with
Hard floors or tools	Handle switch on FLOOR	Runs the canister motor only for quieter, gentler pickup
Wall-to-wall carpet	Handle switch on CARPET	Runs both the canister and Power-Mate motors for agitation
Drapes, lightweight rugs	Open the suction control	Reduces pull so fabric does not “grab”
Heavy upholstery, carpet	Close the suction control	Increases suction for deeper pickup

Signs a canister vacuum is still the right fit (and how to keep performance up)

A canister vacuum stays “modern” when it is maintained and used correctly.

• If the performance indicator turns red, check for a full dust bag or a clog
• Replace the dust bag before it overfills; never reuse a dust bag
• If the Power-Mate brush stops, reset the overload protector after clearing the jam
• If the vacuum shuts off from overheating, clear clogs, check filters, and allow about 50 minutes to cool
• Use slow, straight strokes on carpet for best cleaning (fast, jerky strokes miss dirt)

Why it matters

Choosing the right vacuum style affects cleaning results and carpet wear. Using the correct mode (FLOOR vs. CARPET), pile height, and suction control helps protect delicate rugs while still getting strong pickup where you need it.

You can look up diagrams and replacement items for Kenmore 11622513200, then search by model number for other Kenmore vacuum parts on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

Most canister vacuums last 7 to 10 years with normal household use and routine care. A Kenmore canister vacuum like model 11622513200 can reach the high end of that range when airflow stays clear (no clogs) and you keep up with bag and filter maintenance; see the 11622513200 owner's manual.

Typical lifespan ranges (what to expect)

Lifespan depends most on motor load (airflow restriction), belt and brush wear, and how often the vacuum overheats.

• 7 to 10 years: typical for most canister vacuums
• 10 to 15 years: common when maintenance is consistent and clogs are avoided
• 15 to 20 years: achievable for higher-end builds with excellent upkeep and timely replacement of wear items

Maintenance that extends life the most

The manual highlights that keeping the airflow passage open and checking for clogs helps performance; it also notes thermal protection that trips if the unit overheats.

• Replace the dust bag before it is packed full (restricted airflow strains the motor)
• Check the hose, wand, and floor nozzle for clogs if suction drops
• Clean or replace filters on schedule (clogged filters can trigger overheating)
• If the thermal protector trips, let the vacuum cool, clear clogs, and address filter restriction before restarting
• Avoid running the Power-Mate in one spot in the upright position for long periods (helps prevent carpet damage and reduces unnecessary load)

Quick “symptom to action” guide

What you notice	Most likely cause	What to do first
Suction suddenly weak	Full bag or clog	Check bag, then inspect hose and wands
Power nozzle brush stops	Brush jam or belt load	Clear debris; reset overload protector if equipped
Vacuum shuts off while running	Overheating	Unplug, cool down, remove clogs, check filters
Indicator shows restricted airflow (if equipped)	Bag full or clog	Replace bag; clear blockage

Why it matters

A canister vacuum motor relies on steady airflow for cooling. When bags, filters, or hoses restrict airflow, the motor runs hotter and wear accelerates. Keeping airflow open is the simplest way to get the longest service life.

For replacement parts and supplies for your Kenmore 11622513200, start with the parts list for this model or search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

The very best canister vacuum is the one that matches your floors and filtration needs; for most homes, a bagged canister with strong suction, a powered carpet nozzle, and high-efficiency filtration delivers the best all-around results. For Kenmore model 11622513200, follow the operating modes and cleaning pattern in the 11622513200 owner's manual to get peak performance.

What “best” means for most homes

• Carpet performance: powered nozzle plus height adjustment
• Hard-floor control: suction-only mode (brush off)
• Filtration: bagged design with clean filters for allergy control
• Ease of use: smooth hose swivel, stable canister, reliable cord rewind
• Low downtime: easy access to bags, filters, and clogs

How to get “best results” from Kenmore 11622513200

Use the built-in settings correctly and keep airflow open.

• Use FLOOR for hard surfaces (canister motor only)
• Use CARPET for carpet (canister plus Power-Mate motor)
• Choose a pile height that lets the nozzle glide without bogging down
• Vacuum with slow, straight strokes; fast, jerky passes reduce cleaning
• If suction drops, check hose and wand for clogs before assuming a motor issue

Quick comparison: features that matter most

Home need	Best canister setup	What to use on 11622513200
Wall-to-wall carpet	Powered nozzle, height settings	CARPET mode plus pile height adjustment
Hard floors	Suction-only, brush off	FLOOR mode
Allergies	Bagged, clean filters, tight seals	Replace bags and keep filters clean

Why it matters

Airflow is everything. When bags, filters, or hoses restrict airflow, any canister vacuum loses pickup and can overheat.

For replacement bags, filters, or other items for Kenmore 11622513200, start with the parts list for this model, or search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026