I need a repair kit for my Aerobed. I tore a 2" hole with the side of my vacuum! Help don't want to buy a new bed!
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My husband used these to repair our washer rubber ring and it worked for about 6 months before we finally had to get a new ring put in so I would think it would work on an air mattress. It took the beating of the washer with water so for the price, why not try it?
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These patches are primarily for patching small holes ininner tubes and tires and work well for that purpose.I think one of these is more what you're after:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_4_7?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-;keywords=aerobed%20patch%20kit&sprefix;=AEROBED%2Caps%2C173Good Luck!
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These do stick well on rubber. I don't know what your aerobed is made of. They are meant to patch holes and not leak air.
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These patches are primarily for patching small holes in inner tubes and tires and work well for that purpose. I think one of these is more what you're after:
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this is a very good repair kit, it should work well for your aerobed, just make sure the glue is at room temp for max hold. and make sure its dry before you add air, good luck.
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Call Hydrofarm. I tried to find parts for a smaller HF airpump that finally quit but none are available. I was able cobble up a replacement diaphragm for it then ordered the same model you have. HF warranty and links to HF should be on Amazon HF listing somewhere.
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no idea about a specific bed, but I was easily able to install (screw on) one of the two differently threaded valves and rescued my inflatable bed! A lot cheaper investment than a new bed.
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i took sweeper all apart in attempt to fix this also i ended up breaking the vacuum and it was just over 1 year old. I was very careful it was a mess i broke a piece and still never regained full suction. I went out and bought a shark professional vacuum
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My motor went up in 10 months. It didn't sound like it did when I bought it and it wasn't picking up hair and dirt like it had. I took it to our local Sew & Vac who said they were an authorized dealer. When they called, I was told that the work needed to repair it was not under warranty and that it would cost me $90 to repair it. Honestly, I hated the vacuum for a number of reasons so I told the repair shop to throw it away. I ordered the Panasonic UG471 and got it in less time than if I had waited for my Hoover to be repaired. I have a huge GSD and need to vacuum daily.
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ours, which we bought last month, came with a little repair kit (patches) - if you don't have yours, you could contact customer service and ask to be sent a replacement kit.
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I don't know? We haven't dealt with the small problems and we usually go to nearby vacuum repair place that does excellent work. We've used them for our vacuums / sewing machines for about 20 years and trust them. Sorry.
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I would contact Ingles to see if you can get a replacement pad. They should be able to provide you one. Good luck!
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Don't buy it because my bed only lasted 7 months than the circular rings on the top of the air bed started to split and its one after the other when i patch each hole, I also call the company and they only send me 1 patch when i am in need in a few more. the major problem is that this airbed has a kinda soft top which makes the patch impossible to seal,by this i mean you would have to scrap all of the soft top to reach the vinyl in order for the glue/ patch to hold. SAVE YOUR MONEY
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No man, no repair kit needed. Just take it to a shop that repairs pneumatic tools.
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Good Luck , they don't have parts for this item , my son found a place in Cleveland to take them for repairs but it will be out of your pocket . Its a shame they don't stand behind there warranty. It is a great vacuum when it is not broken but it seems to have a lot of flaws the handle also breaks very easily. Sorry I couldn't help you
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For a blow up bed I use "Coghlan's Airstop" vinyl repair (including on seams). I think I once tried Aleene's as an add-on to the patch that came with my inflatable bed, which gave added strength to the patch. I don't know why I did not use Aleene's on seam subsequently, other than instinct that it wasn't for holding air pressure. The Coghlan's worked beyond my expectations (it also is great for inflatable pool toys).
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I don't know about this company - I have not had a leak or any damage to cause the leak - but I do know with other air beds like this one if they can't help you over the phone fix the leak, they'll take it back and replace it and you'll only have to pay shipping. I've used three other air bed companies and they all have been like that. As I said, I have not had experience with this company - but give them a call and see if they won't walk you through a good fix or if they will replace it for you.
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Hi~When I ordered the vacuum from Amazon, there was a site that popped up called 'Vacuum Fix'. I ordered the belt to have just in case and extra bags. Good luck!
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Go to a camping store and buy an air mattress repair kit. Takes about 20 minutes.
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I am not sure where to get repair parts. We are presently needing new blades, since my Husband's helicopter crashed and roughed up his blades. Sorry I was not able to help you.
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I didn't find parts either, not from shark anyway. They only offer to fix it for shipping costs, if it's still under warranty. They also offered a replacement at a discounted cost. I bet if you research the motor, you can probably get brushes or bearings. I couldn't find the armature at a worth while price. That's what went bad on mine. I threw it on a shelf and cut my losses. What part do you need? Maybe I can send it to you if it's not crapped out on mine. :) Chris